Art show highlights local growing artists, musical talent
Bentlee PhippsRanger Reporter On March 5, 2026, Steven Cost hosted a free and public art show to display some of his Painting 1 class’s recent […]
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First responders warn of fire danger amid dry, windy conditions
By Christina Flores Ranger Reporter High winds and dry conditions can quickly turn small sparks into dangerous wildfires in the Texas Panhandle. Local first responders say […]
Review: Harry Styles makes epic comeback
By Genevieve PresleyRanger Reporter On March 6, Harry Styles made his long-awaited comeback with his fourth solo album “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.” Consisting […]
Review: “Scream 7” slices, dices, serves up a horror feast
By Zoe HughesEditor-in-Chief The seventh entry in the franchise might reasonably be expected to limp into theatres, clutching its side and wheezing about “legacy.” This […]
Opinion: How to stop chasing perfect balance
By Zoe Hughes Editor-in-Chief If you are waiting for the moment when school, work and your social life feel perfectly balanced, I regret to inform […]
Editorial: Healthy love starts with respect
Valentine’s Day is often painted in soft colors and big gestures like flowers, heart-shaped candy, romantic dinners and picture-perfect posts. But beneath the glitter and […]
Leadership changes approved by board of regents
By Zoe Hughes Editor-in-Chief The Amarillo College board of regents voted unanimously to appoint Michele Fortunato as vice chair during its Feb. 2 meeting, filling […]
Cyber threats happen daily: Awareness remains first line of defeanse
By Jate Britton and Connor Ribble Ranger Staff Amarillo College students rely on digital systems every day to access classes, emails and coursework. These systems […]
Enrollment rising: Steady growth follows strong fall, retention
By Zoe Hughes Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College’s spring 2026 enrollment increased 5.5% compared to last year, reaching a headcount of 8,747 students. Officials said the increase […]