Driver in Dec. 27 two-vehicle accident faces several charges
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On the evening of Tuesday, Dec. 27, Crescencio Castaneda, 38, of Canadian, was involved in a two-vehicle crash at 2nd and Main.
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The Canadian Restaurant: Endings and new beginnings
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The sounds of laughter and plates clattering, and the smell of fresh-fried catfish overwhelm my senses as I enter the Canadian Restaurant. Waitresses with million-dollar smiles dart through ever-changing mazes of people and kids. My own children most likely provide the most challenging obstacles as they plow through the salad bar line, smiling and waving as if they own the place. I, the clucking mother hen, chase after them, settle them down, and chastise their rambunctious behavior, but not once does any customer, waitress, or staff member bat an eye.
Wreaths Across America: Remembering those we’ve lost
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The DAR Comancheria Chapter met at the Edith Ford Cemetery on Dec. 17 to lay wreaths on the graves of veterans for Wreaths Across America.
Pamela Hill, the DAR Comancheria Chapter Chair made a presentation to volunteers and onlookers before releasing them to lay wreaths. Volunteers included members of the Canadian High School Softball team.
NWS forecasts arctic air mass, strongs winds in the Panhandle
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An extremely cold arctic air mass will invade the region on Thursday. Exceptionally strong winds and cold temperatures will provide very dangerous wind-chill values reaching extreme levels. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing for three days straight.
Newly-released FCC maps need public input by Jan. 15
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Region 16, the City of Amarillo, Amarillo Area Foundation, Connected Nation, local businesses, vested business partners, and nonprofit organizations have been working together in “the Panhandle Spirit” to build “Panhandle Connected.”
Xcel Energy’s regional grid ready for cold weather
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Company also provides tips for staying warm, lowering bills, and keeping informed
AMARILLO—Xcel Energy is prepared for this week’s cold weather in Texas and New Mexico and is reminding customers of ways they can maintain a high level of comfort, save money, and stay informed in the event of a power outage.
Canadian’s PEO chapter members celebrate century of philanthropic service
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On Saturday morning, P.E.O Texas State Chapter I celebrated a century of sisterhood. Local members and those from neighboring chapters gathered at the Citadelle for the occasion. President Linda Rader welcomed the 40-plus attendees, and a photograph of the group was taken by Alan Hale. Their chaplain, Deb Vandygriff, gave the devotional. Following a brunch, the Chapter I history prepared by Betty Cooper, which included original text by founding member Marie Jones, was presented by Wendie Cook. She also read remarks prepared by Warren Rivers who spoke of his late wife Jane’s treasured connection with the group and by John C. Isaacs who told how much his mother, Cleo, valued her time in P.E.O.
Ladies Shopping Night
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Give the gift of life during 12 Days of Christmas
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Donors who give blood at the Coffee Memorial blood donor center or any mobile blood drive through December will receive a 2022 red Christmas ornament and be entered for a chance to win a $250 Visa gift card. One winner will be drawn daily from all drives.
Christmas Open House
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