An Amarillo College student received statewide recognition on May 6 for her persistence in English as a Second Language classes.

For the first time in Amarillo College’s 90 year history, the college hosted two graduation ceremonies due to the surplus of graduates.

Amarillo College is changing its spring commencement schedule to accommodate a growing graduating class.

The Amarillo Independent School District announced its standout Teachers of the Year this morning.

A West Texas A&M University Communication faculty member has received the Student Government Teaching Excellence Award.

The Amarillo Independent School District board of trustees approved the settlement of its lawsuit against the Travelers Lloyd Insurance Company after a historic hail storm.

Canyon Independent School District recognized its volunteer Parent Teacher Association members who make a difference in its schools.

Students from Central New Mexico Community College, along with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & science and New Mexico State Parks, are using state-of-the-art technology to map out one of the largest dinosaur tracksites in the country.

Canyon ISD students are encouraging others to take on the Tatum Tough Kindness Challenge.

Amarillo College is hosting Leadercast 2019 on May 10.

AACAL’s Automotive Technology Program has achieved an accreditation in Maintenance and Light Repair.

Amarillo College plans to relocate Amarillo Senior Citizens Association to a new space at its Downtown campus.

Amarillo College will host Workplace Self-Defense for Women on Friday, April 26.

Amarillo College will offer a Documentary Master Class that will be taught by an award-winning documentary producer.

On Tuesday, students at Pinnacle Intermediate School celebrated their healthy choices by eating lunch with the Amarillo Venom team.

Amarillo Independent School District Superintendent Doug Loomis has issued a response to the complaint filed by Dr. Marc Henson regarding the resignation of Coach Kori Clements.

Amarillo College’s annual Living Independently Through Education (LITE) Luncheon will be held on Friday, April 26.

During the upcoming May election, Amarillo College hopes voters support it’s $89 million bond proposal.

The Texas Broadcast Education Foundation has awarded a West Texas A&M University student a scholarship for the 2019-2020 school year.

The Texas Education Agency adds new cursive writing standards for the 2019 to 2020 school year.

Students at Canyon High School completed a personal finance course taught by West Texas A&M Accounting Instructor Lisa Lightfoot, through the Junior Achievement Program.

At 89 years old, Holocaust survivor Irving Roth travels across the United States to share his experiences to spread his message.

Over 200 Palo Duro High School students attended the Health Science Showcase at Amarillo College where students explored the different career options in the health and science field.

Irving Roth, a Holocaust survivor, will speak at West Texas A&M University on Wednesday, April 17 about his experience at Auschwitz.

On Friday, over 400 students participated in the Texas Panhandle Art Education Association’s Ignite High School Creative Arts Conference at Amarillo College.

Amarillo College will host a meeting of the national DOE advisory board that helps oversee hazardous materials training.

A high wind event is currently impacting a large portion of our viewing area.

100 students at West Texas A&M University received a new iPad Pro as part of the Student Success Initiative.

Hereford teacher Richard Lamascus received a surprise award yesterday that recognizes outstanding social studies teachers in Texas.

West Texas A&M University is looking beyond the application by asking area principals to recommend current seniors for admissions status.

This Friday, the community is invited to attend Mayor Ginger Nelson’s lecture ‘Zero to 5’ with Harvard Professor Don Ron Ferguson and Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price.

A lecture at West Texas A&M University will address the goal of creating a culture of consent to prevent sexual assaults.

West Texas A&M University will host a debate on legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.

West Texas A&M University hosted 19 separate career development competitions with nearly 3,000 Future Farmers of America competitors.

A group of concerned parents are calling for an outside, independent investigation into the resignation of Amarillo High School’s volleyball coach, Kori Clements.

Los Barrios De Amarillo hosted Step Up to Success career day, with over 80 students across Amarillo participating in a full day of learning about their career of interest.

The Texas A&M University System is launching its new campaign, ‘We Teach Texas', to encourage more people to consider becoming an educator.

The Amarillo Independent School District has officially named their new superintendent and have also released details on his contract.

Amarillo College is encouraging students to participate in civic engagement and voting throughout a new campaign called “101 Reasons - 1 Week|1 Vote.”

A formal complaint has been filed against an Amarillo ISD school board member surrounding the resignation of Amarillo High School’s volleyball coach.

The West Texas A&M University Alumni Association have announced their distinguished alumni awardees for 2019 and will honor their recent selection in May during the annual Phoenix Banquet

West Texas A&M University is partnering with area colleges for their new dual admission program to smooth the transfer process for students.

The lobbying group Amarillo matters announced today it is turning up the volume on its call for the state to fund the operation of the proposed Texas Tech Veterinary School.

At a brief court appearance Wednesday, a judge allowed Lori Loughlin to be released on $1 million bond and travel to the area around Vancouver, Canada, to work but otherwise imposed strict travel restrictions.

With just 183 days until the first game of the 2019 season, West Texas A&M University’s Buffalo Stadium is 60 percent complete.

Principal Jay Barrett of the Amarillo Area Center for Advanced Learning School was announced as a finalist for the H-E-B Excellence in Education Award, making him one of five secondary education principals in the state.

West Texas A&M University has opened their new facility, the Harrington Academic Hall in downtown Amarillo.

Amazon has selected Randall High School to be a part of a new program that prepares computer technology students to be engineers.

Educators and area professionals have come together to develop ways to provide curricula to teach students how to meet the needs of local employers.

As concerns grow over what children may be exposed to on YouTube and the YouTube Kids app, social media experts are speaking out on what kids are seeing, and who needs to be monitoring them.

Amarillo College, Frank Phillips College and four regional hospital districts have come together to create a new program to increase home-grown nurses in the Panhandle.

Author Nancy Churnin shared her book ‘The William Hoy Story’ with students at Lamar Elementary on Friday, having a significant impact on students in Lamar’s Deaf Education program.

Colleges and hospitals across the Texas Panhandle are starting a program to increase the quality and quantity of nursing in rural areas.

First responders found the bus driver unconscious at the crash site and used Narcan to revive her.

Canyon ISD third graders are excelling in their academic performance and the United Way Status Report predicts they are on their way to even more success.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is offering several online educational courses for those wanting to improve their health and wellness.

West Texas A&M University is celebrating 100 years of publishing the school’s student-produced newspaper.

Clayton ISD has delayed schools tomorrow as a result of inclement weather.