Amarillo College’s annual spring celebration, Badgerama, moved into Carter Fitness Center on the Washington Street Campus April 17 because of the weather.
Mockingbird Sun, a band out of Nashville, played for an audience of students as they ate barbecue and participated in games and other activities in keeping with this year’s “two-step” theme.
When Amarillo got its a public television station in 1988, it was known as KACV-TV.
The station underwent a rebranding recently, dropping the old title and emerging under the name Panhandle PBS.
#BadgerBS goes to Badgerama with Mockingbird Sun
See what the Ranger staff got up to when #BadgerBS stopped in San Antonio.
#Badger BS doesn’t hold back. Listen to Q and graphic design instructor Chris Perez banter.
Q hosts the youngest student at AC. Make sure you send in your topics for the next show!!!
Humanitarian Paul Rusesabagina talks about his life with The Ranger.
The inductees at the 56th Annual Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony included a tennis legend, a volleyball player who some say is the best to come out of the area and a football coach who took his teams to several championship games.
For 60 years of his life, Leo LaBorde was known for his strategies and teaching on the tennis court.
It’s hard to make a definitive argument for any sport regarding who is the best when it comes to all-time greatness.
One thing that is clear is that professional sports today have a certain lack of toughness when comparing the greats of today with the legends of yesterday.
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