Many of those students will not actually move on to pursue a career in radio, but in almost every case the student will leave Amarillo College better equipped for any career they choose.
We have a feature in our morning show called salute to service where we honor families with a member in the military. That’s how I met Ray and Nancy earaches. They proudly shared about their family.
The month of March is often the peak of our annual wildfire season and this year has indeed been very active and even tragic at times with the loss of homes in the area due to fires.
You have probably heard the expression “A picture is worth a thousand words,” a recent photo taken by an area college student may turn out to be worth much more than that.
Statistics show that only about five percent of all marriages last 50 years with the number dropping to a mere one per cent for marriages lasting 60 years.
This past year generated plenty of news, much of which could be considered a bit troubling. We look back and reflect on several positive and inspirational stories that took place this year.
Most people know the story of baby Jesus born in a stable because there was no room available in the inn. We have the story of another unusual birth that took place recently.
Clocks, of course, are used to tell time - which can be a very valuable resource at different stages of life. That is especially true for a couple in our area.
Travelers using Amarillo’s Rick Husband International Airport will have something other than flight schedule screens to look at during the next few months.
Sometimes simply knowing you are appreciated can raise morale to higher levels. A group of men and their grill are making sure that is the case for some area teachers.
Meet Bob – like most kittens he is lively and playful, but unlike domestic pet kittens, Bob is a wild bobcat – brought in to the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center with some health issues.
Some may call it blind luck or serendipity, but the Potter County Sheriff’s Department is unexpectedly benefiting from a situation that was never planned.
The number of homeless continues to rise, both in our country and in our city. Many of the homeless are veterans, which has prompted an Amarillo group to raise awareness of the situation and offer some life-changing support.
A group from West Texas A&M is conducting a study to identify the locations within the park that are prone to heat danger and steer people away from heat related risks.
