Leah Jamieson
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TxDOT proposes safety upgrades for Amarillo Boulevard (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Texas Department of Transportation is proposing safety and mobility upgrades along Amarillo Boulevard, also known as Business I-40. The project covers the stretch from Southwest 9th Avenue to North Hughes Street. Proposed changes include pedestrian shared-use paths, upgraded LED lighting, reduced-conflict U-turns and converting two-way frontage roads into one-way roadways. TxDOT is also looking to overhaul a multi-mile stretch of Amarillo Boulevard to cut down on dan
Miss Rodeo Texas and Tri-State Rodeo Queen at the PRCA rodeo weekend (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - PRCA rodeo action continues Friday night at the Amarillo Tri-State Fair, drawing fans, competitors and guests from across the Panhandle and Texas. Spectators are expected to fill the stands to watch rodeo athletes compete this weekend, in addition to livestock shows and other fair events. Callie Welty, crowned Miss Rodeo Texas 2026 in Amarillo in June, is among those representing Texas western heritage at the event. Welty said being back on the fairgrounds allows her to
Tri-State Fair stock show continues throughout the weekend (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) -The Tri-State Fair Stock Show is in full swing for local students in the Panhandle. The Stock Show has been happening throughout the fair, and show season involves more than bringing home a ribbon or banner. Students have spent months preparing cattle, sheep and pigs for competition, putting in long hours in the barn to get ready for the arena. For senior Harper Johnson, from Nazareth, attending and competing at the Tri-State Fair has been a tradition carried down through
‘Doorways to Agriculture’ trailer at Tri-State Fair educating kids on food, fiber origins (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Thousands of families visiting the Amarillo Tri-State Fair are getting an immersive look at the region’s agriculture roots inside the Rex Baxter Building. Kids walking through the fairgrounds can touch cotton, crank an old-fashioned corn sheller and wear livestock ears. The activities are part of Texas Farm Bureau’s new “Doorways to Agriculture” trailer. “We just hope students come by and they can, one, experience agriculture a little bit, but also gain that connection b
Stratford senior wins $25,000 Tri-State Fair scholarship (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Stratford High School senior Jackson Wyatt has been awarded the $25,000 Tri-State Fair Ambassador Scholarship. Wyatt has been showing pigs at the Tri-State Fair since third grade and currently serves as his school’s FFA president. He said competing for the scholarship required a rigorous application process that included essays, recommendations and a final presentation as one of five finalists. “This money will allow me to open new doors, to go to colleges I never though
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