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MINNEAPOLIS—With a spike in reported utility scams this year, Xcel Energy is joining forces with Utilities United Against Scams (UUAS) to raise awareness on the 4th Annual Utility Scam Awareness

AUSTIN—More than 100 leaders across the state celebrated the launch today of Texas Counts, a statewide collaborative effort working to leverage, amplify, and share resources across communities and sectors to

AMARILLO—The Amarillo Area Foundation is proud to host the 4th Annual #ThePanhandleGives in a nine-day campaign ending on #GivingTuesday. The campaign is Nov. 25–Dec. 3 with 132 participating organizations across

Shop Small is a nationwide movement created by American Express to support small businesses and communities across the country. Canadian Chamber of Commerce has been promoting the event since 2011

Henry Jahnel, a German immigrant, settled in Hemphill County in 1906, raising cattle and crops on his Texas Panhandle land. The farming and ranching tradition continues today with grandson Gary

Embattled Hemphill County Sheriff Nathan Lewis abruptly resigned Tuesday evening, making it clear that he had done so at the request of Hemphill County Judge George Briant and County Attorney

AMARILLO—Vance Snider has launched a campaign for the Republican nomination as U.S. representative to Texas’ 13th Congressional District. Originally from Dumas, Snider is a proud Army veteran who served in

The official starting date for candidates to file for a place on the primary ballot began on Monday, Nov. 11. The filing period ends next month, on Monday, Dec. 9,

The Quiet Inn was auctioned off last Tuesday afternoon in a foreclosure sale held on the Hemphill County Courthouse steps. The foreclosure was ordered by Canadian’s InterBank when the owner,