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Canadian school trustees heard comments from two parents and one student on scheduling changes for the Junior/Senior Prom. Due to inevitable conflicts in the always-busy spring calendar, the administration changed

Governor applauds White House approval of women’s health funding AUSTIN—Gov. Greg Abbott said Jan. 22 that a Trump administration decision reestablishes the federal partnership for the Women’s Health Program in

The status report on Canadian Apartments was brief. City Manager Joe Jarosek reported to council members Monday evening that the city attorney has processed an order to abate the nuisances

In a brave, new world at Hemphill County Courthouse last week, county commissioners focused on cybersecurity issues and electronic-data policies. It was a far cry from the good old days

Digital Abstract will host its 3rd Annual Oil-and-Gas Symposium on Friday, Feb. 28, in Perryton. Symposium participants will receive information and resources relevant to the oil-and-gas industry, specific to their

With preparations underway for the May 2 water district, hospital board, school board, and city elections, four candidates have filed for places on the ballots. Nine open seats are available,

AMARILLO— A meet and greet will be held for Elaine Hays at The Bucket from 9-10 am on Monday, Jan. 27. Hays is a conservative Republican running for Texas’ 13th

Just 24 hours after Amarillo’s National Weather Service warned of elevated fire weather conditions in the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, nearly 100 landowners met at the Hemphill County Exhibition Center

Nestled in a creek bed with dense brush and at the bottom of a slight valley, the small town of Miami is perilously susceptible to catastrophic wildfires. In 2006, during

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