A local female pioneer was recognized in Austin Thursday as a part of the Texas Women's Hall of Fame. That pioneer is Melissa Dora or M.D. Oliver-Eakle who helped shape Amarillo into the city we know today.
A local female pioneer was recognized in Austin Thursday as a part of the Texas Women's Hall of Fame. That pioneer is Melissa Dora or M.D. Oliver-Eakle who helped shape Amarillo into the city we know today.
High school football player of the week: Dawson Bennett, Sunray
West Texas A&M University Alumni Association hosts student food drive for the holidays
Clovis High School initiates brief lockdown Wednesday after staff find weapon in backpack
Ports-to-Plains Corridor 1 step closer to being named I-27
2 WTAMU researchers receive grant funds for research to aid with health problem within refugee community
WT student talks about procrastination in college students
Palace Coffee Co gives back to the community with program
Local chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution presentation
According to court documents, a woman who was jailed in September for allegedly stalking an Amarillo elected official had that charge dismissed in late November, though she was given probation after pleading guilty to separate stalking charges.
