History told in song and dance is one way to describe the summertime musical, “Texas,” now in its 60th season. Presented in the amphitheater at Palo Duro Canyon State Park each summer, it’s a colorful tribute to the history of the rugged countryside of the Llano Estacado and the 200-mile Caprock Escarpment. Pictured is the
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Many Texans have missed the mystique and charm of the Texas Panhandle. It’s more than prairie dog towns, stock yards, grain fields, and wildfires. Granted, it’s a long way from […]
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Jana Kay Cross was born September 17, 1956, the youngest of three daughters to Rheta Francis Stewart Cross and Dr. James Levi Cross, a veterinarian in Tulia, Read More
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The intersection of Western Street and Wolflin Avenue will be a four-way stop this week as crews perform traffic signal work
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Pantex leadership will host its Partners In Excellence (PIE) forum on Wednesday and Thursday in Canyon.
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Canyon Popcorn Co. nearly shut its doors for good over, but a new owner stepped in at the last minute. The Canyon staple is staying open and a grand reopening is just weeks away.
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Canyon Popcorn Co. nearly shut its doors for good over, but a new owner stepped in at the last minute. The Canyon staple is staying open and a grand reopening is just weeks away.
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Fresh produce, homemade baked goods, dog treats, live music, and over 100 vendors on the historic Canyon Square. This is how summer Saturdays should look.
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Thousands visit Palo Duro Canyon every year without knowing how extreme the heat, wildlife, and terrain can be. Before you go, here is what you need to know.
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AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Palo Duro Canyon State Park reports that three trails are open after last night’s rainfall. Officials said the CCC, the Triassic, and Big Cave trails are o…
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