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Amarillo Museum of Art sharing creativity with the Panhandle for 50 years (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Amarillo Museum of Art opened in 1972 to fulfill the need of a visual arts organization in the Panhandle. “If you look at visual art museums or museums that are totally dedicated to visual art, we’re kind of alone in the Panhandle,” said Alex Gregory, curator of art. “So there was a need for that.” The Amarillo Museum of Art operates independently from Amarillo College, but Gregory says they are lucky to be on its campus. To Gregory, visual art is human expression at
Discovery Center in Amarillo celebrates 50 years serving the area (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Don Harrington Discovery Center originally opened in 1976 as an adjunct to Amarillo ISD. It was run by the school district to help enhance their education and experiences. The Discovery Center had the only planetarium dome in the Panhandle at the time, says Sophia Balderaz, advancement manager for the Discovery Center. “We became an official public nonprofit in, I think, the 80s. So pretty early on into the creation of the Discovery Center we knew we wanted to help e
Welcome Pardner celebrates 45 years of serving the Panhandle (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Welcome Pardner in Amarillo has been serving newcomers and the community for over 45 years. DJ Stubben, president of Welcome Pardner, says she bought the business from another woman in 1981. “I also published my first two books, and the reason I did it that year was because I wanted to get everything done before I turned 30. I was 29,” said Stubben. It was a newcomer business that mailed out to 50 people a month back then. They later expanded their database with the Amar
Museum at Texas Tech University in Lubbock serving the area for 9 decades (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KFDA) - The Museum at Texas Tech University first started in 1929 as an idea from the West Texas Museum Association. “They were very excited about it and they wanted to have a museum here, particularly on the Texas Tech campus,” said Dr. Aaron Pan, executive director. The museum is a major resource for the community. The 200,000 square-foot covers several topics, including anthropology, art, clothing, textiles, history, natural sciences and technology. “There’s basically somethin
History of 5,000-year-old bison bones found in Stinnett (opens the original)
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STINNETT, Texas (KFDA) - In 2002, the city of Stinnett was building a new pool for the community when they came across 5,000-year-old bison bones. “They dug it out deep and they didn’t find them on the way digging it down, but they were filling back in after they did a little bit of the pop work at the bottom to get the design shape into it, and the excavator came across something,” said Curtis Hampton, city employee. After finding the bones, someone from the Histological Society in Amarillo cam
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