Attack of the cones
OPINION By KIM BLACKStudent Reporter You can’t go anywhere in Amarillo without running into road construction or maintenance crews. Orange cones. Orange barrels. Orange vests. […]
Month: April 2022
Life after Ac
By ANDREW TERRYStaff Reporter Springtime may mean warmer days and pretty flowers for some people, but for graduating college students, spring comes with a pressure […]
Police departments seek to increase number of female officers
By ANDREW TERRYStaff Reporter In America, women make up less than 13% of full-time police officers according to research by Stateline published in 2021, and […]
Celebrate Earth Day with DIY mini plants
Daniel Antillon Videographer
Construction project is coming up roses
By CASEY NICCOLIStudent Reporter Amarillo College officials say the ongoing bond-funded Master Plan construction project is starting to blossom. The completion of the Badger Central […]
AC’s FM90 to celebrate Vinylthon
Aidan Blankinship reporting
The State of Texas vs. Melissa
Texas woman on death row, local student asks for help By Rylee Moore Page Editor Teresa Guzman is an Amarillo College student looking to make […]
After two years of postponements, Presidential Scholars travel overseas to Poland
By KIM BLACK Student Reporter The Amarillo College Presidential Scholars spent their spring break in Central Europe. From March 10 – 20, 2022, 30 AC […]
‘Running with the Hurricane’ doesn’t blow anyone away
REVIEW By ANDREW TERRYStaff Reporter Australian alternative rock group, Camp Cope, released their third album titled “Running with the Hurricane” March 25, 2022. Their last […]