Artists bring dead back to life
Nadia Colchado’s “The Black Scorpion” is inspired by her great grandpa saving her from the sting of a black scorpion. Dia de los muertos art […]
Culture
AC Theatre kicks off 2022-23 season
Diego Lopez, Steve Parker, Victoria Perez and Emily Errington rehearse for “Blithe Spirit.” By Ethan Lanham Student Reporter Amarillo College’s 2022-2023 Theatre season kicked off […]
‘See how they run’ is mid-tier detective fun
REVIEW By Luther Estridge Student Reporter “See How They Run” is a 2022 murder mystery comedy directed by Tom George. This whodunnit, which is inspired […]
Hanson divides, conquers in new album ‘Red Green Blue’
REVIEW By ALDO AGUILAR Student Reporter Even though they may only be known for their break-out single “MMMBop,” Hanson shows that they are not confined […]
AMOA brings new exhibits from counterculture artists
By AIDAN BLANKENSHIP Student Reporter The Amarillo Museum of Art (AMoA) is adding two new installations to its gallery this semester. One artist takes a […]
‘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 […]
‘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. […]