Roberts County News

Friday, November 27, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. Read more: Local , Agriculture , Community , Grassfire , Roberts County , Miami , Hoover , Perryton , Firefighters A grassfire has been burning in Northern Roberts County for several hours now.

A father and son riding a bicycle were taken to Northwest Texas Hospital in critical condition after being hit by a car Wednesday afternoon.

The Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District will be holding a public meeting Tuesday afternoon.

A A host of landowners from Donley and Roberts counties went to Tuesday's Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District's public hearing.

A A host of landowners from Donley and Roberts counties went to Tuesday's Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District's public hearing.

Miami schools were canceled today after an early morning fire caused substantial damage there.

Student driver Jonathan Scholl, 15, checks his blind spot before changing lanes on Bell Street while attending Road Runner Driving School in Amarillo .

Chemical-stained spent airbags surround a minivan resting on the shoulder of Texas Highway 70 after colliding Wednesday with a tractor-trailer rig about 10 miles north of Pampa.

A wheel from a minivan, background, sits in the road on Texas Highway 70 after a two-vehicle collision that killed five people.

Authorities say a 14-year-old girl was driving the minivan that collided with a big rig Wednesday north of Pampa, killing five people.

Update: Texas Route 70 reopened to traffic at about 6 p.m. today following a collision that killed five people and sent a young girl to the hospital.

Monitoring forage intake and quality is a critical element of cattle herd health and profitability, according to Texas AgriLife Extension Service specialists and agents.

Monitoring forage intake and quality is a critical element of cattle herd health and profitability, according to Texas AgriLife Extension Service specialists and agents.

The headline of Amarillo Sunday Globe-Times reporter David Rasco's story proclaimed, "Women Have Last Word - Even When Calling Cows," to describe the annual Mr.

Lubbock's underground water supply fell faster than usual as measured officially for 2009.