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Budget discussions didn’t last long at Monday evening’s City Council meeting. The city had received its certified appraisal values for 2020, reflecting a drop in total taxable values from $130 million last year to $126.4 million now.

About the time CISD board members called last Tuesday’s meeting to order, news reports broke that—under growing pressure from teachers, parents, and health officials—Texas education officials had extended the time that schools will be allowed to conduct online-only classes from three weeks to at...

Summer training for Canadian’s Lady Wildcat basketball team came to an abrupt end when a player tested positive for the coronavirus at the close of the first week of workouts.

This past Saturday, members of the Canadian Church of Christ and First Christian Church banded together to serve the city of Canadian during the 5th Annual Go! Weekend.

The coronavirus recession has led to layoffs and closed businesses everywhere, but rural America has fared better than the nation’s largest cities.

The first in a miniseries of oil and gas short courses for land and mineral owners will kick off at 5:30 pm next Tuesday evening, July 21, in the Hemphill County Exhibition Center’s Sand Sage Room.

AMARILLO—As the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) continues with the phased reopening of driver license (DL) offices, it is pleased to announce the expansion of in-person services across the state, which includes offering renewal and replacement appointments, as well as Saturday appointments...