West Texas A&M University News

Texas Tech University Chancellor Kent Hance urged local leaders Monday to lobby for a four-year medical school in Amarillo, saying the city is a natural fit for a leading medical program.

A fire struck an apartment complex Sunday morning, destroying one unit, damaging five others and displacing residents.

Randall County prosecutors plan to offer beleaguered former pro quarterback Ryan Leaf a plea deal after the start of the new year.

Is the longest post-World War II recession coming to a close? A research adviser for the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas told an audience Friday at the Amarillo Club in the downtown Chase Tower that he wouldn't forecast an end to the recession, but said, "Economic indicators are favorable." Kenneth J. Robinson spoke as part of a series sponsored by ...

Bill Green, who retired Monday as curator of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, stands in the museum alongside a Renaissance Revival chair from the Clarendon home of western artist Harold Bugbee.

Randy Ferris, park superintendent of Palo Duro Canyon State Park, has been removed from the serving on the board of the Texas Panhandle Historical Foundation that administrates the a oeTEXASa musical drama in the canyon each summer.

Student teacher Victor Favela reads to a first-grade class at Humphrey's Highland Elementary School.

Dorothy F. Sells received a certificate of recognition from the Grande Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star for 50 years of devotion to the Order.

The Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation appears to conduct business as usual after the resignation of five board members on Tuesday.

Registration is open at the Office of Continuing Education at West Texas A&M University for two class offerings for the spring semester.

In case you didn't tune into The Washington Times' nationally syndicated radio show "America's Morning News" - heard in Washington on WTNT-AM 570 and coast-to-coast via the Talk Radio Network - here's what three of Wednesday's guests told co-hosts Melanie Morgan and John McCaslin: - A.W.R. Hawkins, professor of history at West Texas A&M University: ...

Teachings 'used at least once in my life' Stephen Spillman / Amarillo Globe-News Karie Crowley, receptionist at Western Builders of Amarillo Inc., said school "was never easy for me" but saw it through.

The West Texas A&M University Opera Workshop will present a selection of scenes from well-known operas for the Beeville Concert Association on Sunday, Nov.

Trav, a Guymon native, shares his thoughts and opinions on several local and national issues.

Yevhen Polozhiy told a West Texas A&M University class of running an independent paper in a young democracy.

About 300 people gathered at the Amarillo Civic Center on Saturday night to celebrate 100 years of change.

Dalia Bryan sold a four-bedroom, three-bath home at 1279 Rolling Sunset St. in Henderson to Laura Allis Long for $360,000 on Sept.

The continuance of after-hours medical care was brought to the forefront about 10 years ago when Canyon residents were faced with choosing between the closing of a financially quagmired hospital, which was equipped with emergency services, or being placed under an increased hospital tax in order to retain those services.

Students Assisting a oeNa Good Endeavors, known as SAGE, at West Texas A&M University is recognizing the national a oeMake A Difference Daya with a special event on Saturday, Oct.

LLC announced today that West Texas A&M University has selected ActiveCrawl RSS as its campus-wide desktop solution for emergency notifications.