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‘Dare to Wear,’ National Cowgirl Museum’s timeless western wear exhibition

4 years ago By News Staff

Body FORT WORTH—The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is excited to welcome the new exhibition Dare to Wear in the Legends Gallery beginning Friday, June 3. Dare to Wear celebrates cowgirls of yesteryear and today who keep western wear traditions alive.

National Cowgirl Museum

The Postscript: Bunion Season

4 years ago By The Postscript By Carrie Classon

Body It’s that time of year again. No, I am not talking about bikini season.

The Postscript

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Old-Fashioned Rhubarb Pudding Cake

4 years ago By News Staff

Body My sister-in-law Patricia sent me is a link to an easy, tasty dessert. Kind of a pudding cake/cobbler type concoction. She has made it using fresh rhubarb and frozen, with good results and thinks lots of different fruits would work as well. Enjoy!

Old-Fashioned Rhubarb Pudding Cake

Amarillo Public Library offers special summer programs for adults

4 years ago By News Staff

Body The Amarillo Public Library is inviting adults from all around the Texas Panhandle region to become involved in two upcoming programs.

Amarillo Public Library

Sheri Hensley: Indoor Gardens

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Sheri Hensley brought Rotarians a great program on a vertical indoor garden she has had for the last two years. She has been growing salad produce and flowers indoors with great success.

Rotary

River Valley Pioneer Museum

4 years ago By River Valley Pioneer Museum Canadian, Texas By Tamera Julian

Body We are so excited to feature some of local artisan Dale Forrest’s handmade cheese boards and home décor in our gift shop this summer. Forrest’s cheese boards come in a variety of styles, including solid oak and boards made of multiple woods.

RVPM

River Valley Pionerr Museum

4 years ago By Pioneer Museum Canadian, Texas By Wendy Wright

Body Over the last couple of months, we’ve hosted about 175 students at our museum. Of those students, about 100 of them were from Canadian second- and fourthgrade classes, and the other students visited us from various area schools.

Canadian second-grade students try out pioneer clothing.

Plain English

4 years ago By Plain English - Mary Jane McKinney

Body Feeling grumpy? Need a drink? That’s what a new business in town is counting on. For the first time in the 150-year history of this West Texas village, we are getting a liquor store called Grumpy’s.

Plain English

The Postscript: Poking and Clicking

4 years ago By The Postscript By Carrie Classon

Body “YOU GOTTA KEEP poking and clicking,” a friend tells me. “That’s what my daughter does.” By this, she means that learning new technology is not a straight path.

The Postscript

Kelly Bashaw, Gene Howe Wildlife Preserve

4 years ago By A Rotary Report By Christina Hadaway

Body Sarah Rader introduced Kelly Bashaw, wildlife biologist with the Gene Howe Wildlife Preserve. Bashaw grew up in Dallas in an urban setting, but her family spent a lot of time in national parks—camping, fishing, and hiking.

Kelly Bashaw

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