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Cold front hovering over Texas threatens large hail, very low tornado risk

It's just on the heels of another strong cold front set to bring the first freeze of the season to Texas.
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Face of the Rodeo: Lilli

The 82nd Annual Boys Ranch and Fall Festival is set to take place on Oct. 17. This year the rodeo features five "Faces of the Rodeo," including Lilli.
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Photo gallery – Canyon Lady Eagles pull into first-place tie in District 4-4A with...

The Canyon Lady Eagles were able to split the season series with rival Randall by getting a four-set win, 18-25, 25-22, 25-20, 25-19, against the Lady Raiders on Tuesday night at the Leslie Broadhurst Gym on the campus of Randall High School on Tuesday. The victory moves Canyon (28-6) into...
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The Bakery Is Gone. The Building Is for Sale. What Happened to Biti Pies?

Amarillo's Biti Pies has gone quiet, and its historic S. Maryland bakery building is now listed for $345,000.
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Noel retires from Canyon Parks & Recreation Department after 16 years

When Brian Noel looks over his past 16 years as City of Canyon Parks & Recreation Director, he will see a better quality of life that he has helped create for the people of Canyon. Noel officially retired Oct. 3. "It's not a job; it's something you enjoy doing," Noel said of his job. "You love coming to work each day." When Noel started with the City of Canyon Parks & Recreation Department in 2010, he had only two staff members. That meant he mowed grass and anything else that needed to be done.
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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center receives $1 million from Children’s Miracle Network

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine leaders have accepted a $1 million philanthropic gift from Children’s Miracle Network of Amarillo and the High Plains Region. The University says the gift will support the TTUHSC Pediatric Fund for Excellence as part of...
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Spearman ISD, Canyon ISD educators recognized in September for Teachers On The Rise program

The United Family and Mrs Baird's Bread announced the September winners of the 2026-2027 "Teachers On The Rise" program, which highlighted teachers from Spearman ISD and Canyon ISD.
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Denton murder suspect’s SUV tracked through Texas Panhandle

DENTON, Texas (KVII) — A white SUV connected to a Denton murder investigation was tracked through the Texas Panhandle before police found it abandoned in Albuquerque, New Mexico, authorities said. Denton police and the FBI are asking for the public’s help finding Richard Pastor Perez, 49, who is suspected...
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Game of the Week | District heavyweights Bushland, Shallowater meet

Here's a look at the best high school football games in the Lubbock area in Week 8. GAME OF THE WEEK Bushland (5-2, 1-0) at Shallowater (5-1, 0-0) 7 p.m. Friday, Todd Field History says the district title is on the line Friday. Since the UIL paired Bushland and Shallowater together in the same district in 2022, the winner of their matchup has gone on to finish first. The past two years, that's been the Mustangs — but it's been tight. Shallowater edged the Falcons 28-26 on the road last season, a
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Strong El Niño could bring more rain and improves drought conditions

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Recent rounds of rain are bringing relief after months of severe to exceptional drought across the Texas Panhandle and eastern New Mexico. NewsChannel 10 Chief Meteorologist Dave Oliver said conditions have improved dramatically in recent weeks, though not all areas received the same amount of rainfall.

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