‘Let’s turn it into sound’ finds delight in a neon tinged alien soundscape
REVIEW By ANDREW TERRY The Current Editor Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s latest album “Let’s turn it into sound” is weird. The album is wonderfully idiosyncratic, Smith […]
Culture
‘Stray’: Purr-fect for cat lovers
By JORDEN NUNER Staff Reporter “Stray” is a game that released July 19 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Windows platforms, that follows a cat […]
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a Fiesta Under the Stars
By LISA MANRIQUEZ Student Reporter The Amarillo College Music Department and the Music Makers are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with an outdoor concert. The event, “Fiesta Under […]
‘The Little Things’
By D HILL Page Editor Panhandle PBS is airing a new eight-part documentary series called, “The Little Things” at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15. […]
Interview with AC filmmakers Bryan Arvello and CJ Scott
Daniel Antillon Videographer
AMoA gives students public spotlight
By IZZY GOMEZStudent Reporter Amarillo Museum of Art on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus is hosting the 50th annual student and faculty art exhibit from […]
That’s just how the cookie Crumbls
OPINION By RAYGAN LOPEZEditor-in-Chief There is a new sweet treat in town and I don’t know if the treat is worth the hype it’s receiving. […]
‘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 […]
‘Uncharted’ treads familiar waters
REVIEW By JORDAN NUNERStudent Reporter “Uncharted” has just hit theaters and, like any other movie based on a video game, it has been met with […]