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WTAMU among top online colleges in Texas

West Texas A&M University is one of the top online colleges in the Lone Star State, according to new national rankings. WT ranks among nine other Texas universities in Forbes Advisor’s ranking of Best Texas Online Colleges of 2024.

CCH tips on reaching exercise goals, avoiding injury

As the new drives forward after following a holiday season full of treats and celebrations, exercise will be on many people’s lists of New Year’s resolutions. Castro County Healthcare is encouraging residents to pursue their wellness goals in 2024 by offering support and education.

Available farm workers an issue for producers

The nation’s biggest limiting factor to agriculture and producing food are available workers, according to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall, saying Congress must reform the guestworker program. “Now we recognize the political environment is difficult in Washington, D.C.

Naz Robotics performs well at League Meet 3

The Nazareth Robotics teams competed at the FiTW& P Amarillo League Meet 3 at Bushland High School on Jan. 13 and, once again, did very well. Robert O’Connor, Nazareth robotics coach, said he was very proud of his teams, who came through with a second, third and 12th at the meet.
Nazareth Robotics teams competed at the League Meet 3 at Bushland High School, with all three teams placing well.

Nazareth Robotics teams competed at the League Meet 3 at Bushland High School, with all three teams placing well.

Naz Robotics in Gear

Ogallala Quilt Festival deadlines approaching

As the Ogallala Quilt Festival approaches on April 5-6, committees are preparing for the big event and quilt competitors and attendees have deadlines to meet. The festival theme this year is Optical Art: Dimension, Deception, Perception.
SCOTUS allows removal of wire on border

SCOTUS allows removal of wire on border

SCOTUS allows removal of wire on border

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sided 5-4 with the Biden administration in dispute over the Texas-Mexico border and razor wire fencing installed by Texas. The administration alleged the wire had prohibited federal border agents from performing their duties.