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NWS forecasters expect 3-4 inch snow accumulations

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Amarillo’s National Weather Service warned yesterday that wind chill values at the end of this week could sink well into the negative teens, and warned Panhandle-area residents to cover up and not let any skin be exposed to the elements for very long.

City recycling program earns praise from PRPC

4 years ago By News Staff

Body City Manager Joe Jarosek shared a report from the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission this week, indicating that the city of Canadian had recycled 53,660 pounds of waste, and diverted 26.83 tons from the landfill.

Planting trees at Wildcat Stadium

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Thirty-nine trees—half of them Chinese pistache and half cottonwood—were planted around the rim of Wildcat Stadium last week, and will someday provide shade for generations of Canadian High School students, their families, and Wildcat fans.

Hutch Reed, Charlie Mann, and Kathy Dumbauld survey the newly-planted trees at Wildcat Stadium last Friday

School trustees receive 2020-21 audit report, annual performance review, and capital projects update

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Amarillo CPA Mark Kile delivered the district’s 2020-21 financial audit during their Jan. 13 meeting, pronouncing Canadian ISD in good shape financially.

In first week of filing for May 7 city council, hospital, school, and water board elections, only three candidates sign up

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Candidate filing began last Wednesday, Jan. 19, for candidates seeking a place on the ballot in the May 7 city council, and hospital, school, and water district board elections.

Here’s how Texans can get free at-home COVID-19 tests and N95 masks from the federal government

4 years ago By Allyson Waller, The Texas Tribune

Body This month, the Texas’ COVID-19 positivity rate—the percentage of tests with positive results—soared to its highest peak yet amid the onset of the highly transmissible omicron variant. With the most recent surge in cases came a renewed reliance on testing.

Some of the free at-home COVID-19 kits that the District of Columbia provided to its residents this month. The Biden administration last week started sending out similar kits to households across the country.

In 14-days, HCH reports half of all tested were COVID-positive

4 years ago By News Staff

Body The COVID wing at Hemphill County Hospital now has five patients—two of them admitted in the last two days. Their lab has reported 65 new COVID-positive tests for Hemphill County residents in the last seven days, and 55 confirmed positives in out-of-county residents.

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NWS forecasters expect 3-4 inch snow accumulations

City recycling program earns praise from PRPC

Planting trees at Wildcat Stadium

School trustees receive 2020-21 audit report, annual performance review, and capital projects update

In first week of filing for May 7 city council, hospital, school, and water board elections, only three candidates sign up

Here’s how Texans can get free at-home COVID-19 tests and N95 masks from the federal government

In 14-days, HCH reports half of all tested were COVID-positive

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