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A tornado warning has been issued for southwestern Gray County and northwestern Donley County in Texas as a storm approaches Lake McClellan. Residents in the area are being urged to take shelter as the weather system moves through. Severe storms have been tracked in the Texas Panhandle, drawing attention to the risk of tornadoes touching down near rural communities.
- 2Amarillo Museum of Art marks 50 years in the Panhandle▼Amarillo Museum of Art sharing creativity with the Panhandle for 50 years
The Amarillo Museum of Art is celebrating its 50th anniversary of serving the Texas Panhandle. Local coverage highlights the institution's five decades of bringing art exhibitions, education and creative programming to Amarillo and surrounding communities, and its role as a regional cultural hub.
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The 2026 Hoodoo Festival has drawn thousands of attendees, combining live music with large-scale mural art, according to the Amarillo Globe-News. The event blends visual art installations and performances, attracting a broad crowd to the Texas Panhandle area. Coverage so far focuses on attendance figures and the festival's mix of art and music programming.
- 4Tascosa edges Amarillo High 10-9 for District 3-5A tennis title▼Tascosa wins District 3-5A team tennis championship, edges Amarillo High 10-9
Tascosa High School claimed the District 3-5A team tennis championship, holding off crosstown rival Amarillo High by a 10-9 margin in a tightly contested match. The narrow victory gives Tascosa the district crown in a matchup between two of the Amarillo area's strongest tennis programs, with local coverage highlighting the one-point finish.
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Meryll Russell has been recognized as the best realtor in Camarillo, California, according to a new announcement. The recognition highlights her standing in the local Camarillo real estate market. Beyond the announcement itself, no further details about the award or the selection process have been made available.
- 6Event highlights mental health support for service members●Event recognizes importance of mental health among those who serve
An event was held recognizing the importance of mental health among those who serve, according to the Amarillo Globe-News. The gathering drew attention to the psychological challenges faced by service members and first responders, and the need for support resources. Further details about the event's organizers, location and participants were not provided.
- 7TTUHSC says Edison System destroys cancers without surgery●TTUHSC 'Edison System' destroys certain cancers without surgery
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has announced the Edison System, a technology it says can destroy certain cancers without the need for surgery. The claim, reported by the Amarillo Globe-News, suggests a non-invasive alternative for treating selected tumors. Details on how the system works, which cancer types it targets, and whether clinical testing has begun have not been made available, so the announcement should be treated as an early claim pending independent confirmation.