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Tag Archives: Amarillo

by Patrick Michels

Strangest State: Clowns, Bomb Squads, and Chicken-Launching

Mon, Nov 21, 2016 |

In this edition of Strangest State, featuring weird news from far-flung Texas: Beer is the "devil's draft" in Canyon, plus "clown busters" in Amarillo....Read More

Par Meng and her toddler, Peter Lien, are Burmese refugees who've lived in Amarillo for two years. Local leaders and conservative activists have pressured resettlement groups to bring fewer refugees like them to the city.

by Lorenzo Holt

Amarillo Refugees Back in the Spotlight at Capitol

Fri, Apr 22, 2016 |

A Texas Senate committee heard familiar testimony from Amarillo leaders about how the city is dealing with a relatively large population of refugees....Read More

Par Meng and her toddler, Peter Lien, are Burmese refugees who've lived in Amarillo for two years. Local leaders and conservative activists have pressured resettlement groups to bring fewer refugees like them to the city.

by Patrick Michels

The Strangers Next Door

How Amarillo became a safe haven from violence across the world — and Ground Zero in the backlash against refugees.

Mon, Apr 11, 2016 |

How Amarillo became a safe haven from violence across the world — and Ground Zero in the backlash against refugees....Read More

Reinventing Texas

History takes the stage in Palo Duro Canyon

Mon, Jul 13, 2015 |

Produced annually by the Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation, "Texas" is the best-attended outdoor history drama in the nation. Though it debuted 50 years ago, ...Read More

Tom Mechler

New GOP Chair Doesn’t Want To See Gay Couples Kiss

Mon, Mar 9, 2015 |

Tom Mechler, the new chair of the Texas GOP says if his hometown newspaper ever publishes a photo of gay couples kissing, he'll cancel his subscription. ...Read More

Access to Planned Parenthood

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Under Senate Budget Proposal, Women ‘Will Die’

Fri, Feb 20, 2015 |

In an attempt to defund Planned Parenthood, the Texas Senate could jeopardize funding for at least 13 providers of cancer services, according to a list obtained...Read More

by Christopher Hooks

Locked, Loaded, and Ready for School

Thu, Aug 21, 2014 |

The sorry state of Texas ed funding has left school districts scrambling for the bare necessities. Take Childress ISD, which just spent $150,000 on guns....Read More

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