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Amarillo police expand partnership to bring domestic violence help under one roof (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — For victims of domestic violence, asking for help can mean talking to police, finding resources and making multiple appointments. In Amarillo, a new partnership aims to make that process easier by putting more services in one place. The Amarillo Police Department is expanding its role with Family Support Services by moving its domestic violence squad into the organization’s building. Amarillo Police Chief Thomas Hover said domestic disturbances are among the department’s
Amarillo Country Club seeks 50-year groundwater leases as some neighbors raise concerns (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — The Amarillo Country Club is asking nearby homeowners to lease their groundwater rights for 50 years, a request that has raised concerns about what it could mean for future property improvements. Attorney Marty Jones of the Sprouse Shrader Smith law firm said the club’s existing wells are still functioning. “The wells are not going dry; the wells are perfectly fine. They're perfectly adequate to continue watering the club, just like we have for 100 years,” Jones said. Ev
Farm scholarship grows from late farmer's land gift, helping students pay for college (opens the original)
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GRUVER, Texas (KVII) — Karl Nielsen left behind farmland in Gruver, but his gift has grown into a scholarship program that has helped local students pay for their futures. The Gruver Farm Scholarship Foundation started in 2012, using land Nielsen donated in his will to help Gruver students continue their education. Crops raised on the land are sold, and the proceeds help fund scholarships. Derik Grotegut, vice president of the Gruver Farm Scholarship Foundation, said the program has expanded far
Traveling poverty museum in Amarillo offers visitors a look at hardship and hope (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas. (KVII)—A traveling museum exhibit in Amarillo is giving visitors a closer look at poverty — and the difficult decisions that can come with living on a limited income — while also spotlighting ways people can help their neighbors. The experience includes interactive scenarios that ask visitors to “walk in someone else’s shoes” and make choices based on a set of facts, said Jeff Gulde, executive director of Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle. “Five different, scenarios that
Clarendon College puts projects on hold after state funding loss under House Bill 8 (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas. (KVII)—A loss of state funding is forcing Clarendon College to put planned projects on hold and cut back in several areas as Texas continues to fund community colleges under House Bill 8. The law changed the state’s funding formula, putting more emphasis on student performance, including degrees and certificates earned, students who transfer, and dual-credit success. Clarendon College President Tex Buckholtz said the college lost 8.6% of its funding, about $639,000. “It’s kind o
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