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Amarillo Globe-News on MSN22h
John Tegmeyer to perform 'Freebirds' at WT World Music Festival
The 2004 graduate and session musician has played with the likes of composer Hans Zimmer and hip-hop star Common. See what ...
Amarillo Globe-News on MSN1d
Les Simpson Q&A: Place 4 incumbent notes council's work to identify and address city needs
In addition to infrastructure and public safety, the current councilmember wants to focus on three other key areas: animals, ...
KAMR Amarillo on MSN3d
Amarillo City Council Place 1 in-depth candidate interviews: Tim Reid
We sat down with Amarillo City Council Place 1 candidate Tim Reid about his experiences, what he would like to bring to the Amarillo City Council if elected, and changes he would like to see.
Amarillo Globe-News on MSN2d
Annual YC3 draws thousands to Amarillo Civic Center
The vibrant gathering brought together comic book lovers, film enthusiasts, celebrity guests, vendors and all types of pop ...
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Civic leaders say 'swift, decisive action' needed to keep Royals, Chiefs in KC area
Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce The Civic Council of Greater Kansas City Kansas City Area Development Council Greater Kansas City Sports Commission & Foundation Visit KC Royals Chairman ...
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Buxton Civic Association seeks help for area's future in Washington, D.C.
BUXTON, N.C. — Brian Harris and his fellow Buxton Civic Association members continue to make progress in their efforts with Buxton’s future in mind. “No one wants to see Hatteras and ...
WSPA Spartanburg on MSN2d
Marshall Tucker Band’s Doug Gray on hiatus for health issues
The lead singer and founding member of The Marshall Tucker Band has announced having to take a hiatus due to health issues.
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Kilauea's must-see episodesThe volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii is treating visitors to a rare spate of episodic eruptions. The leap of faith behind KHM Travel GroupThe Power List host agency ...
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Center City of Amarillo offers personalized banners for graduating Class of 2025
Center City of Amarillo announced it will honor the graduating high school class of 2025 with personalized banners displayed across the downtown area, with banners available for order through May 5.