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Project Clean Up heads to Center City

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The weather is warm and the clean-up “hotter” around the city. Our Project Clean Up crew was at it again, this time right in the heart of the Center City. The Fuller and Sons crew was back at full strength and eager to fill...
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Too early to tell when medical center will reopen after large flood, leasing agent...

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — It's too early to tell when a medical center will reopen after a large flood. The 150,000 square foot building at 3501 S. Soncy flooded Tuesday afternoon when a 2-inch water line broke underground. The water was 6-inches deep when fire fighters arrived,. Leasing agent...
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It’s a girl! Storm Search 7 Chief Meteorologist Corbin Voges, wife welcome their 2nd...

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — It's a girl! Storm Search 7 Chief Meteorologist Corbin Voges and his wife, Hailey, welcomed their second child. Carmen Leanne Voges was born at 8:47 a.m. Fittingly, Hailey went into labor around 2 a.m., just after thunderstorms rolled through the area. Carmen weighs 6 lbs.,...
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AFD responds to flooded building in west Amarillo Tuesday

The Amarillo Fire Department reported that it responded to a flooded building in west Amarillo Tuesday afternoon.
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A Fresh And Colorful Lubbock Original Expands To Amarillo

Opening a new concept in late 2020 was perhaps the bravest, riskiest, and remarkable thing a restaurant owner could do. But that's what the owners of Lubbock's location of Tikka Shack did when they opened their orginal concept Motomedi. I remember being so excited for this new addition to Lubbock- I even wrote about...
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Amarillo’s Jury Duty Experience Just Changed in Potter County — Here’s How

That trip to the mailbox in Amarillo can sometimes mean more expenses. You might get lucky and instead of a bill receive a refund for something you overpaid. That doesn't seem to happen as often, but it does happen. The Surprise in the Mail. Then, if you are like me,...
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Construction on Rockrose Complex May Start by September

It's been one of the longer things to come together in Amarillo than I can think of, but we're almost at the finish line. Believe me when I say, I'm thrilled it's almost home too, because it's desperately needed. The Rockrose Sports Park, the brainchild of Kids Inc., has been...
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Canyon ISD, Dalhart ISD reflect on Texas Education Agency ratings

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its A-F district ratings for Texas public schools showing some increases and decreases in area school district ratings. TEA ratings are broken down for each school and then an average is given for an overall district rating. To see how...
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Dogs abandoned outside Gracie’s Project Store

Gracie's Project has seen a few dogs abandoned in front of the Gracie's Project Store located at 4515 S Georgia Street. According to Stacia Merriett, a Gracie's Project volunteer, the Gracie's Project founder received a text message on Sunday morning that notified the organization about a dog in a kennel that had...
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Amarillo Police Hosting Monthly Forums at Local Libraries

Amarillo Police are launching monthly community forums at local libraries. Residents can learn about crime stats, ask questions, and discover city services.

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