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3 pets dead, 2 people displaced due to house fire on Marrs Street Thursday evening

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Three pets are dead and two people are displaced due to a house fire near Northeast 16th Avenue and North Marrs Street. The Amarillo Fire Department says crews responded to the area after reports of a house fire just before 6 p.m. Thursday. When crews arrived,...

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Canyon, Randall advance to 4A Division II Regional Semifinals

Sixteen teams remain in the hunt for a berth in the Class 4A Division II State volleyball playoffs. Among the 16 teams left are a pair of Canyon ISD rivals in the Canyon Lady Eagles and the Randall Lady Raiders. Earlier this week, Canyon (33-7) eliminated Young Women's STEAM Research & Preparatory Academy, 3-0 and Randall dominated Clint Mountain View, 3-0 to advance to the regional semifinals. In Canyon's area round match, Laney Jones pounded 14 kills and Neelie Henson finished with 7 to lead the offensive attack. Canyon also was able to record 7 service aces, including 4 from Klair Stone and 3 by Brylee McElroy. A great deal of Canyon's success on offense came through the precise passing and sets from McElroy's 21 assists and Masyn Porter's 12. Defensively, Canyon controlled the back row with Keagan Cantu leading the way with 7 digs and Stone finishing with 6. Henson also tallied a block on the front row. Canyon battled Lubbock Cooper Liberty for the third time this season in the regional semifinals Thursday night in Dimmitt. *** The Randall Lady Raiders (37-6) overpowered Clint Mountain View, 25-2, 25-8, 25-13 behind sophomore outside hitter Chloe Brown's double-double performance. Brown

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Week 11 high school football live updates for Amarillo, Texas Panhandle

The regular season comes to a close this week for high school football teams in the Lone Star State. In the Texas Panhandle, a few district races have come down to Week 11, while a handful of teams are still fighting to reach the postseason or improve their seeding. Stratford and West Texas battle on Thursday for the runner-up spot in District 1-2A Division II, while Vega and Bovina square off with the league's final playoff spot on the line. More: Picks for every Week 11 high school football game in the Amarillo area More: Tulia football meets Floydada for our Game of the Week More: Texas Panhandle high school football power rankings | Top 5 gets a shakeup Canyon welcomes Dumas to Happy State Bank Stadium on Friday for a District 2-4A Division I contest that could have an impact on playoff positioning for both teams. In District 1-1A Division I, White Deer and Claude clash with the winner earning second place in the league standings. The two other teams from the league to earn a playoff berth also square off in Week 11, as Boys Ranch looks to complete an undefeated regular season against Booker. Follow Amarillo Globe-News

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Stalls, Sisomsouk voted Happy State Bank High School Athletes of the Week

McLean football player Slayde Stalls has been voted the Happy State Bank Boys High School Athlete of the Week for Oct. 26-Nov. 1. Stalls logged 191 yards rushing and seven touchdowns on 11 carries, adding 13 total tackles defense in a win against Groom. The Tigers' standout received 959 of the 2,110 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 45.5% of total votes. Randall volleyball player Madelyn Sisomsouk has been voted the Happy State Bank Girls High School Athlete of the Week for Oct. 26-Nov. 1. Sisomsouk tallied 16 assists, eight digs, two aces and a kill in Randall’s playoff victory against Fort Stockton. The sophomore received 513 of the 2,110 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 24.4% of total votes. Students in all varsity sports are eligible and can only be named Athlete of the Week one time per season, per sport, and athletes from one school cannot win more than three consecutive weeks. Nominations are due by 5 p.m. each Saturday and can be submitted through email at sports@amarillo.com. Please include statistics from the week's games and any pertinent information or honors. Voting runs through Thursday each week. Final Results Top finishers listed

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INSTANT REPLAY: Click here to listen to the Frenship Memorial Panthers fall to the Tascosa Rebels 55-16

The Frenship Memorial Panthers (2-8,1-6) fall to the Tascosa Rebels 55-16. After getting stopped on their opening drive, a great Memorial punt helped lead to a safety and the Panthers get on the board first to take a 2-0 lead. The Rebels took the lead on their next drive on a short touchdown run to make the score 7-2. Memorial would find themselves in another goal-to-go situation before a fumble recovered by Tascosa would end the first quarter with the score still 7-2. The Rebels would get points off of that turnover 7 plays later when the drive would end with a touchdown run into the endzone. The Rebels make the score 14-2. Another score but missed blocked PAT extends Tascosa's lead 20-2. The Rebels continue controlling the game with a score near the end of the first half and a successful 2pt conversion for a 28-2 score that would hold into halftime.

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City of Amarillo announces Veterans Day 2026 service schedule

The City of Amarillo offices are reminding residents that they will be closed Wednesday for Veterans Day.

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Amarillo College Foundation named 2026 Neighborhood Builder, to receive $100,000 for Advocacy and Resource Center

The Amarillo College Foundation was named a 2026 Neighborhood Builder by Bank of America, which will earn the group a $100,000 grant over two years and leadership development resources to support its work.

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Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine hosts first North America One Health University Network conference

The Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo will host the first North America One Health University Network conference on Friday and Saturday, aimed at showcasing the network's impact and providing opportunities for partnerships and collaboration.

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Thursday night high school football regular season finale

AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The high school football regular season comes to an end this week. Some teams are winning district titles, or fighting for playoff spots and seeding. While others are soaking in the final minutes of the 2026 season before heading to basketball. Here is a look at Thursday night scores and highlights […]

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Amarillo dental office provides free dental care to veterans during annual event

Dozens of veterans received free dental care Friday as Brady Dental Group hosted its fifth annual Smiles for Freedom event.

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The Locker Room: Scores and highlights for Nov. 6, 2026

The last week of high school football regular season kicked off Thursday, with many more schools in the area competing tonight.

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Amarillo Christmas Roundup brings more than 150 vendors to Civic Center

AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — The 46th annual Christmas Roundup in Amarillo brings more than 150 vendors to the Civic Center’s North and South Exhibit Halls for three days of holiday shopping. The event offers clothing, accessories, children’s items and stocking stuffers, said co-chair Ranae Isch. “It’s like...

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Abbott appoints FirstBank Southwest VP to Texas Veterans Commission

Todd Wetsel, senior vice president and trust investment officer with FirstBank Southwest Wealth Management, has been appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott to the Texas Veterans Commission, a state agency dedicated to serving and advocating for Texas veterans and their families, the bank recently announced. A native of Amarillo, Wetsel has spent more than two decades in banking and wealth management while maintaining a strong commitment to military and community service. After earning a finance degree from West Texas A&M University, he enlisted in the United States Army in 2005 and served as a Cavalry Scout with the 1st Cavalry Division. During two combat deployments to Iraq, he served as a gunner, vehicle commander, and dismount team leader before returning home to continue his career in financial services. Today, Wetsel serves as vice president of the board for the Texas Panhandle War Memorial, chairman of the Catalyst Committee with the Amarillo Area Foundation, and is a member of the Amarillo Area Estate Planning Council. His military background, professional career, and community involvement will now come together in a new opportunity to serve veterans across Texas. "I was honored and humbled by the opportunity," said Wetsel. "I'm grateful to Governor Abbott for

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