Texas Panhand le War Memorial Center: Reflections On Military Service
\nHere is th
e press release for this Saturday’s seminar at the Memorial Center.
\nNews Release
From: Texas Panhandle War Memoria l Center
\n4111 S. Georgia
\n806-350-8387
\nTim Reid
\nExecutive Director
\nThe first Saturday of each month\, the Tex as Panhandle War Memorial hosts a one-hour lecture/seminar on topics relat ed to military history. These lecture/seminars are free to the public. The y are held at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center\, 4111 S. Georgia\, at 1:30 p.m. Snacks are available for the attendees. The lecture/seminar s eries is made possible by a grant from the Mary E. Bivins Foundation.
\nThis Saturday\, January 6th\, Mary Parker will be our guest speaker f or “Reflections on Military Service”. She is a Gold Star family member an d will speak on the efforts of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA )\, in the recovery and identification of her uncles remains. It took 72 years and his remains were brought back to the US and given full military honors. The DPAA looks for and identifies the remains of the 81\,000 Amer ican service members who are still missing.
\nTake advantage of our hours on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and tour our Education Center and military history museum\, test your knowledge in our high-tech Education C enter with five computer kiosks displaying information about 11 U. S. wars \, and visit our outdoor displays including a Huey helicopter\, supersonic jet fighter/bomber\, a piece of the USS Arizona deck and superstructure\, and our monuments to over 1\,550 Panhandle residents who gave their lives in wars.
\nWe encourage you to visit our Museum Tuesday through Sat urday\, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free for veterans\; adults are $5\, children and students $2. Our telephone number is 806-350-8387. Follow us on Facebook and visit our website www.TexasPanhandleWarMemorial.com
\nThanks\,
\nTim
\nTim Reid
\nExecutive Director
\n< p>Texas Panhandle War Memorial\n4111 S. Georgia
\nAmarillo\, TX 79110
\n806-350-8387
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The mission of the Texas Panhandle War Memorial is to “Honor\, commemorate and memoriali ze the service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and public even ts.”
\nTo Remember Every War\, To Remember Every Service Member\, To Remember is to Honor
\n\n X-COST:Ask Coordinator END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-20836@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Scott Latham Amarillo Bridal Show\; scott@pppama.com\; www.thebrida lshowofamarillo.com DESCRIPTION:Join us at The Amarillo Bridal Show January 14th at the Amarill o Civic Center . Great for planning your special event\; ideas even for pl anning big anniversaries\, too!!!\n \n \n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240114T120000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240114T160000 GEO:+35.208347;-101.830241 LOCATION:The Amarillo Bridal Show @ 401 S Buchanan St\, Amarillo\, TX 79101 \, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:The Amarillo Bridal Show URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/the-amarillo-bridal-show/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Join us at Th e Amarillo Bridal Show January 14th at the Amarillo Civic Cente r . Great for planning your special event\; ideas even for planning big an niversaries\, too!!!
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\n X-COST:Ask Coordinator END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-20964@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Commissioner - Blair Schaffer\; 806-676-4927\; BlairSchaffer@co.pot ter.tx.us DESCRIPTION:Commissioner – Blair Schaffer Updated location for Town hall meeting\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nEmergency Change of Location for Potter Co unty Precinct Two Town Hall Meeting\nAmarillo\, TX – January 18\, 2024 – P otter County Precinct Two extends an urgent update regarding the Town Hall meeting scheduled for Saturday\, January 20th\, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Due to burst water pipes at the previous location\, the event will now ta ke place at:\n**New Location:**\nAmarillo Downtown Library\n413 SE 4th Ave \, Amarillo\, TX 79101\n2nd floor room A&B\n \nWe apologize for any inconv enience caused by this unforeseen circumstance and appreciate your underst anding. The Town Hall meeting remains open to all residents of Potter Coun ty and Amarillo\, providing an opportunity for direct engagement with comm unity leaders.\n \nDistinguished speakers and event details remain unchang ed. Attendees can still interact with Potter County Precinct Two Commissio ner Blair Schaffer\, Constable Georgia Estrada\, Justice of the Peace Robe rt Taylor\, Amarillo City Council Place Two Don Tipps\, and representative s from local neighborhood associations.\n \nThe Amarillo League of Women V oters will continue to present a Civics 101 class\, and the Amarillo Publi c Health Department Mobile Clinic will be onsite to offer free or low-cost vaccines.\nWe look forward to your presence and participation at the new location\, the Amarillo Downtown Library\, as we continue our commitment t o open communication and community-driven initiatives.\nMedia Contact:\nBl air Schaffer\nPotter County Precinct Two Commissioner\nBlairschaffer@co.po tter.tx.us\nOffice: 806-379-2422\nCell 806-676-4927 DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240120T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240120T130000 GEO:+35.209835;-101.832117 LOCATION:Commissioner - Blair Schaffer Updated location for Town hall mee ting @ 413 SE 4th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79101\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:UPDATE: Commissioner – Blair Schaffer Different location for Town h all meeting URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/update-commissioner-blair-schaffer-dif ferent-location-for-town-hall-meeting/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Commissioner – Blair Schaffer Updated location for Town hall meeting
\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
\nEmergency Change of Location for Po tter County Precinct Two Town Hall Meeting
\nAmarillo\, TX – January 18\, 2024 – Potter County Precinct Two extends an urgent update regarding the Town Hall meeting scheduled for Saturday\, January 20th\, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Due to burst water pipes at the previous location\, the eve nt will now take place at:
\n**New Location:**
\nAmarillo Down town Library
\n413 SE 4th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79101
\n2nd floo r room A&B
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We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this unforeseen circumstance and appreciate your understanding. The Town H all meeting remains open to all residents of Potter County and Amarillo\, providing an opportunity for direct engagement with community leaders.
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Distinguished speakers and event details remain unchanged. Attendees can still interact with Potter County Precinct Two Commissioner Blair Schaffer\, Constable Georgia Estrada\, Justice of the Peace Robert T aylor\, Amarillo City Council Place Two Don Tipps\, and representatives fr om local neighborhood associations.
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The Amarillo League of Women Voters will continue to present a Civics 101 class\, and the Amar illo Public Health Department Mobile Clinic will be onsite to offer free o r low-cost vaccines.
\nWe look forward to your presence and particip ation at the new location\, the Amarillo Downtown Library\, as we continue our commitment to open communication and community-driven initiatives.
\nMedia Contact:
\nBlair Schaffer
\nPotter County Precinct Two Commissioner
\nBlairschaffer@co.potter.tx.us
\nOffice: 80 6-379-2422
\nCell 806-676-4927
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-20965@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Christy Hilbert Panhandle Community Services\; 806-240-9955\; chris ty.hilbert@pcsvcs.org\; www.pcsvcs.org DESCRIPTION:Panhandle Community Services Kick-Starts their Free Tax Prepara tions program on January 23rd at 11:00 am\nJoin us along with IRS represen tative\, Juan Carrizales\, our Senior Tax Consultant (Stakeholder Partners hips\, Education and Communication)\, Lizzy Williams\, Vice President of C ommunity Development with Amarillo National Bank\, and local media outlets .\n \nPanhandle Community Services Offering FREE Tax Prep\nKickoff to the program will take place Tuesday\, January 23rd at 11:00 am\n\n A KICKOFF C ELEBRATION to the program will take place\, on Tuesday\, January 23rd\, 20 24 at 11:00 a.m.\nwith IRS representative\, Juan Carrizales\, Senior Tax C onsultant Stakeholder Partnerships\, Education and Communication\, Lizzy W illiams\, Vice President of Community Development with Amarillo National B ank\, and local media outlets.\nFunding for the program was supported by t he IRS through the VITA (volunteer income tax assistance)\, and a matching grant through Amarillo National Bank.\nPanhandle Community Services will begin preparing simple taxes for FREE for low to moderate-income families\ , beginning January 24th at the Amarillo\, North Branch Library and local PCS offices. Tax Returns will be done by IRS-certified volunteers through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.\nPARTICIPANTS may make an individual appointment by calling 806-240-9955\nOr go to our website w ww.panhandlehelp.org and click on our link here: http://pcsvita.itfrontdes k.com/\nABOUT PCS \nHeadquartered in Amarillo\, Texas\, PCS has 12 service centers to assist the entire top of Texas. We are a Community Action Agen cy and work hard\, along with our partners\, to change lives and lead chan ge while bridging the gap from poverty to self-sufficiency.\nOUR MISSION i s to work as a community leader and partner in the Texas Panhandle to chan ge the lives of low-income people by bridging the gap from poverty to self -sufficiency.\nCounties served include: Armstrong\, Briscoe\, Carson\, Cas tro\, Childress\, Collingsworth\, Dallam\, Deaf Smith\, Donley\, Gray\, Ha ll\, Hansford\, Hartley\, Hemphill\, Hutchinson\, Lipscomb\, Moore\, Ochil tree\, Oldham\, Parmer\, Potter\, Randall\, Roberts\, Sherman\, Swisher\, Wheeler\nCommunications Contact: Christy Hilbert\, 806-342-426142 christy. hilbert@pcsvcs.org \nProgram Contact: Melissa Darsey\, Outreach Services D irector\, 806-342-6135 melissa.darsey@pcsvcs.org DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240123T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240123T133000 GEO:+35.235985;-101.816223 LOCATION:Panhandle Community Services Kick-Starts Free Tax Preparations Pro gram @ 1500 NE 24th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79107\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Panhandle Community Services Kick-Starts Free Tax Preparations Prog ram URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/panhandle-community-services-kick-star ts-free-tax-preparations-program/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nPanhandle Com
munity Services Kick-Starts their Free Tax Preparations program on January
23rd at 11:00 am
\nJoin us along with IRS representative\
, Juan Carrizales\, our Senior Tax Consultant (Stakeholder Partnerships\,
Education and Communication)\, Lizzy Williams\, Vice President of Communit
y Development with Amarillo National Bank\, and local media outlets.
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Panhandle Community Services Offering FREE Tax Prep\nKickoff to the program will take place Tuesday\, January 23rd at 11:00 am
\n\n A KICKOFF C
ELEBRATION to the program will take place\, on Tuesday\, January
23rd\, 2024 at 11:00 a.m.
\nwith IRS representative\, Juan
Carrizales\, Senior Tax Consultant Stakeholder Partnerships\, Education a
nd Communication\, Lizzy Williams\, Vice President of Community Developmen
t with Amarillo National Bank\, and local media outlets.
Funding f or the program was supported by the IRS through the VITA (volunteer income tax assistance)\, and a matching grant through Amarillo National Bank.
\nPanhandle Community Services will begin preparing simple taxes for F REE for low to moderate-income families\, beginning January 24th at the Amarillo\, North Branch Library and local PCS offices. Tax Return s will be done by IRS-certified volunteers through the Volunteer Income Ta x Assistance (VITA) program.
\nPARTICIPANTS may mak e an individual appointment by calling 806-240-9955
\nOr go to our w ebsite www.panhandlehelp.org and click on our link here: http://pcsvita.it frontdesk.com/
\nABOUT PCS
\nHeadquartered i n Amarillo\, Texas\, PCS has 12 service centers to assist the entire top o f Texas. We are a Community Action Agency and work hard\, along with our p artners\, to change lives and lead change while bridging the gap from pove rty to self-sufficiency.
\nOUR MISSION is to work a s a community leader and partner in the Texas Panhandle to change the live s of low-income people by bridging the gap from poverty to self-sufficienc y.
\nCounties served include: Armstron g\, Briscoe\, Carson\, Castro\, Childress\, Collingsworth\, Dallam\, Deaf Smith\, Donley\, Gray\, Hall\, Hansford\, Hartley\, Hemphill\, Hutchinson\ , Lipscomb\, Moore\, Ochiltree\, Oldham\, Parmer\, Potter\, Randall\, Robe rts\, Sherman\, Swisher\, Wheeler
\nCommunications Cont
act: Christy Hilbert\, 806-342-426142 christy.hilbert@pcsvcs.org
\nProgram Contact: Melissa Darsey\, Outreach Services Direct
or\, 806-342-6135 melissa.darsey@pcsvcs.org
First-Ever “F inance Your Future Night” at CISD
\nWe’re introducing an important i nitiative: CISD’s first “Finance Your Future Night\,” aimed at empowering our high school seniors and their parents with essential financial knowled ge. Details are in the release.
\nWe’d value any pre-event coverage and can arrange interviews with our students or College Career Readiness C ounselors to help get the word out.
\nWe appreciate your support!
\nCANYON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
\nCONTACT: Lisa Johnson / D irector of District Communications
\nlisa.johnson@canyonisd.net
\nCanyon\, Randall\, West Plains\, and Midway Alternative Team Up to Host “CISD Finance Your Future Night” for High School Seniors and Pa rents
\nCANYON\, Texas (January 2024) – In a collaborative effort\, Canyon High School\, Randall High School\, West Plains High Schoo l\, and Midway Alternative High School in the Canyon Independent School Di strict (CISD)\, are proud to announce the “CISD Finance Your Future Night. ” This event\, dedicated to empowering high school seniors and their pare nts with the knowledge for lifelong success\, is scheduled for Thu rsday\, February 1st\, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM in the Conference Room at Happy State Bank Stadium.
\nThis informative come-and-go eve nt is part of CISD’s mission to empower students for lifelong success. It offers a platform for families to engage with financial experts\, gain cru cial insights into planning for college finances\, and receive direct assi stance with FAFSA applications and scholarship information.
\nEvent highlights include:
\nThis event is open to all high school seniors and their par ents in the Canyon Independent School District.
\nFor questions or m ore details\, please feel free to reach out to the Career and College Coun selor at your respective campus.
\nLisa Johnson
\nDirector of District Communications<
br />\nDistrict Support Center
\n80
6-677-2621 | www.canyonisd.net
Girls Who Sci ence Program
\nGirls Who Science program\, which is
resuming February 5th . We will be bringing i
n a respiratory and sleep therapist for this FREE program for 10-18 year o
ld girls.
\nPlease let us know if you have any questions. Thank you!<
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Contact: Ady Brady or Sophia Britto
\nsbritto@dhdc.org
\nDHDC celebrates another year of the Girls Who Science program for 2024
\nAmarillo\, TX – Girls Who Science is a monthly program put on by the Don Harrington Discovery C enter\, which started in February of 2023. Girls aged 10-18 are encouraged to attend to hear from women in the STEM industry\, conduct interactive e xperiments\, and explore career-focused STEM activities at NO COST.
\n< p>The programs of 2024 are from 4:45 pm to 6:00 pm\, the first Monday of every month.\nDHDC has brought in professo rs\, surgeons\, doctors\, a meteorologist from the National Weather Servic e\, and engineers from Pantex to speak at Girls Who Science. Young women i n upper elementary school through high school are encouraged to attend.
\nFollow DHDC on Facebook and Instagram for more information on their community programs. Information can be found on their website as well.
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\nThe Don Harrington Discovery Center is a hands-on science center that makes science exciting\, relevant\, and interesting to all types of learners by providing interactive exhibits and programs that actively engage children\, adolescents\, and their families .
\nWildcat Bluff Discovery Center< em> is a nonprofit organization that fosters awareness\, understanding\, a nd appreciation of nature within the Texas Panhandle and to encourage educ ation in the natural sciences from a current and historical perspective.
\nSophia Britto | Marketing Coordinator | 806. 355.9547 x 104
\nChoose Your Discovery:
\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21202@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Tim Reid\, Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center\; 806-350-8387\; 806 warmemorial@gmail.com\; www.TexasPanhandleWarMemorial.com DESCRIPTION:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Valentine’s Day Exhibit\nB elow is the press release for “Cards and Letters from Home” exhibit Wedne sday\, February 14th.\nFrom: Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center\n4111 S. Georgia\n806-350-8387\nTim Reid\nExecutive Director\nWednesday\, February 14th\, from 10 am until 4 pm a special Valentines Day tribute\, “Cards and Letters from Home” will be on display at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial and Education Center\, honoring Navy Veteran Jackie Smith of Amarillo.\nI n 1991\, ET-2 Smith was assigned to the USS Tarawa which was assigned duty in the Persian Gulf during the Persian Gulf War. Students from Smith’s e lementary schools\, Oakdale\, Landergin\, and Humphrey’s Highland sent Val entine Day cards and letters to Smith expressing their respect\, valentine ’s wishes\, and wishing him a safe return home. These cards and letters w ill be on display for all to enjoy.\nStudents from each of the schools hav e been invited to tour the War Memorial Education Center and view the exhi bits. Students who attended these schools in 1991\, were in class with Mr s. Adams (Landergin)\, Mrs. Rankin (Humphrey’s Highland)\, or Mrs. McCarte r (Oakdale) are welcome to the War Memorial Education Center to view their work from 33 years ago\, to read and to remember.\nWe invite everyone to visit our education center Tuesday through Saturday\, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ou r telephone number is 806-350-8387. Follow us on Facebook and visit our we bsite www.TexasPanhandleWarMemorial.com\n \nThanks for getting the word ou t and your support.\nTim\n \n \n—\nTim Reid\nExecutive Director\nTexas Pan handle War Memorial\n4111 S. Georgia\nAmarillo\, TX 79110\n806-350-8387\n \nThe mission of the Texas Panhandle War Memorial is to “Honor\, commemora te and memorialize the service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and public events.”\nTo Remember Every War\, To Remember Every Service Me mber\, To Remember is to Honor\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240214T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240214T160000 GEO:+35.171645;-101.865371 LOCATION:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Valentine's Day Exhibit @ Te xas Panhandle War Memorial Center\, 4111 S Georgia St\, Amarillo\, TX 7911 0\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Valentine’s Day Exhibit URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/texas-panhandle-war-memorial-center-va lentines-day-exhibit/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Texas Panhand le War Memorial Center: Valentine’s Day Exhibit
\nB elow is the press release for “Cards and Letters from Home” exhibit Wedne sday\, February 14th.
\nFrom: Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center
\n4111 S. Georgia
\n806-350-8387
\nTim Reid
\nExecut ive Director
\nWednesday\, February 14th\, from 10 am unt il 4 pm a special Valentines Day tribute\, “Cards and Letters from Home” will be on display at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial and Education Center\, honoring Navy Veteran Jackie Smith of Amarillo.
\n< p>In 1991\, ET-2 Smith was assigned to the USS Tarawa which was assigned d uty in the Persian Gulf during the Persian Gulf War. Students from Smith’ s elementary schools\, Oakdale\, Landergin\, and Humphrey’s Highland sent Valentine Day cards and letters to Smith expressing their respect\, valent ine’s wishes\, and wishing him a safe return home. These cards and letter s will be on display for all to enjoy.\nStudents from each of the s chools have been invited to tour the War Memorial Education Center and vie w the exhibits. Students who attended these schools in 1991\, were in cla ss with Mrs. Adams (Landergin)\, Mrs. Rankin (Humphrey’s Highland)\, or Mr s. McCarter (Oakdale) are welcome to the War Memorial Education Center to view their work from 33 years ago\, to read and to remember.
\nWe in vite everyone to visit our education center Tuesday through Saturday\, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our telephone number is 806-350-8387. Follow us on Facebook and visit our website www.TexasPanhandleWarMemorial.com
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Thanks for getting the word out and your support.
\nTim
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\nTim Reid
\nExecutive Director
\nTex as Panhandle War Memorial
\n4111 S. Georgia
\nAmarillo\, TX 79 110
\n806-350-8387
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The mission of the Texa s Panhandle War Memorial is to “Honor\, commemorate and memorialize th e service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and public events.”< /em>
\nTo Remember Every War\, To Remember Ever y Service Member\, To Remember is to Honor
\n\n X-COST:Ask Coordinator END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21311@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Maria Garcia\, M. Ed. Uniting Parents\; 806.337.1700 Ext. 212\; Mar ia.Garcia@cohs.net\; www.cohs.net/Uniting-Parents DESCRIPTION:Healthcare-Transition Workshop\nPlease help me spread the word about this event that we are having in Dumas.\nI’d love to have a great tu rnout of young people and their parents. You’re the best for offering th is networking opportunity!\nGood Afternoon Everyone\,\nPlease help us pass this information to agencies and families of young adults with disabiliti es. We are having a workshop on medical transition\, and I would love to have a full house of parents and young adults learning skills and informat ion from Dr. Carmen Purl of Dumas\, TX.\nShe will present how to prepare y our adolescent as they age out of pediatric care and move to adult health care.\nPlease share and if you have any questions do not hesitate to call me.\n \nTopic: Transition: How to Prepare from Pediatric to Adultho od Services\nSpeaker: Carmen Purl\, MD PLLC\nDate: 2/28/24\nTim e: 6-8 pm\nWhere: 310 E. 1st. St. Dumas\, TX 79029\nTarget Aud ience: adolescents 12 to 21 years old and their parents or adult family m embers.\nIncentive: Adolescents with disabilities attending with their par ents/guardians will receive a gift card upon completion of course.\nThank you\,\nMaria Garcia\, M. Ed.\nProgram Director\nUniting Parents\n31 Years of Service in the TX Panhandle\nCoalition of Health Services\, Inc.\n301 S . Polk\, Ste. 740\nAmarillo\, TX 79101\nOffice: 806.337.1700 Ext. 212\n Cell: 806.654-2579\nFax: 806.337.1702\nmaria.garcia@cohs.net\n www.cohs.net/Uniting-Parents\nwww.facebook.com/UnitingParentsAmarillo DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240222T210800 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240222T220800 GEO:+35.866041;-101.970027 LOCATION: Healthcare-Transition Workshop @ 310 E 1st St\, Dumas\, TX 79029\ , USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY: Transition: How to Prepare from Pediatric to Adulthood Services URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/transition-how-to-prepare-from-pediatr ic-to-adulthood-services/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Healthcare-Tr ansition Workshop
\nPlease help me spread the word about this event that we are having in Dumas.
\nI’d love to have a great turnout of y oung people and their parents. You’re the best for offering this network ing opportunity!
\nGood Afternoon Everyone\,
\nPlease help us pass this information to agencies and families of young adults with disabi lities. We are having a workshop on medical transition\, and I would love to have a full house of parents and young adults learning skills and info rmation from Dr. Carmen Purl of Dumas\, TX.
\nShe will present how t o prepare your adolescent as they age out of pediatric care and move to ad ult health care.
\nPlease share and if you have any questions do not hesitate to call me.
\n\n
Topic: Transition: How to Prepare from Pediatric to Adulthood Services
\nSpeak er: Carmen Purl\, MD PLLC
\nDate: 2/28/24
\nTime: 6-8 pm
\nWhere: 310 E. 1st. St. Dumas\, TX 790 29
\nTarget Audience: adolescents 12 to 21 years old and their pare nts or adult family members.
\nIncentive: Adolescents with disabilit ies attending with their parents/guardians will receive a gift card upon c ompletion of course.
\nThank you\,
\nMaria Garcia\, M. Ed.
\nProgram Director
\nUniting Parents
\n31 Years of Service in the TX Panhandle
\nCoalition of Health Services\, Inc.
\n301 S. Polk\, Ste. 740
\nAmarillo\, TX 79101
\nOffice: 806.337.1700 Ext. 212
\nCell: 806.654-2579
\nFax: 806.337.1702
\nmaria.garcia@cohs.net
\nwww .cohs.net/Uniting-Parents
\nwww.facebook.com/UnitingParentsAmarillo< /p>\n X-COST:See Below END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21312@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT: Michelle Sales Girl Scouts\; 806.473.9542\; msales@gs-top.org\; ww w.gs-top.org DESCRIPTION:Girl Scout Info Night – Taylors Version for Canyon Elem Schools \nWe hope to see you at our Girl Scout info night on Tuesday\, February 27 th\, from 6-7p and the Cole Community Center – Adobe Room\, in Canyon! Gir l Scout Info Night – Taylor’s Version\, is for Crestview Elem\, Reeves-Hi nger Elem\, and Spring Canyon Elem. If anyone else is interested in joinin g and learning more – you are more than welcome to attend. Please join us for an evening of fun\, music\, making new friends\, and of course friends hip bracelets. If you have any questions\, please feel free to contact Mic helle Sales at 806.473.9542 or msales@gs-top.org\n Michelle Sales\,\nCommu nity Engagement Specialist\nGirl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains\nO: 806-5 53-3180\nM: 806-473-9542\nJoin\, volunteer\, reconnect\,\nor donate by vis iting\nwww.gs-top.org\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240227T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240227T190000 GEO:+34.980612;-101.928142 LOCATION:Girl Scout Info night @ 300 16th St\, Canyon\, TX 79015\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Girl Scout Info night URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/girl-scout-info-night/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n
\\nGirl Scout In fo Night – Taylors Version for Canyon Elem Schools
\nWe hope to see you at our Girl Scout info night on Tuesday\, February 27th\, from 6-7p and the Cole Community Center – Adobe Room\, in Canyon! G irl Scout Info Night – Taylor’s Version\, is for Crestview Elem\, Reeves- Hinger Elem\, and Spring Canyon Elem. If anyone else is interested in join ing and learning more – you are more than welcome to attend. Please join u s for an evening of fun\, music\, making new friends\, and of course frien dship bracelets. If you have any questions\, please feel free to contact M ichelle Sales at 806.473.9542 or msales@gs-top.org
\nCommunity Engagement Specialist
\nGirl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains
\nO: 806-553-3180
\nM: 806-473-9542
\nJoin\, volunteer\, reconnect\,
\nor donate by visiting
\nwww.gs-top.org
\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21385@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Meaghan Collier TTUHSC\; meaghan.collier@ttuhsc.edu DESCRIPTION:Kendra Gives Back for the Texas Tech Physicians Get F.I.T to St ay Fit Program\nGet F.I.T to Stay Fit\, a colorectal cancer screening prog ram at Texas Tech Physicians Surgery\, the clinical practice of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) in Amarillo\, will benefit fro m a Kendra Scott shopping event.\nKendra Scott\, located in Westgate Mall\ , will host a shopping event on Friday\, March 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. Get F.I. T to Stay Fit will receive 20% of the proceeds. Shoppers can also shop onl ine at www.kendrascott.com on March 1 and 2 with code: GIVEBACK-GBQEJ.\nPl ease see the release with more information on the program. We would be gra teful for you sharing this with your audience as is appropriate. Let me kn ow if there’s anything else I can do to support.\nColorectal Cancer Screen ing Program Partnering with Kendra Scott \nMarch is Colorectal Cancer Awar eness Month\nGet F.I.T to Stay Fit\, a colorectal cancer screening program at Texas Tech Physicians Surgery\, the clinical practice of Texas Tech Un iversity Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) in Amarillo\, will benefit from a Kendra Scott shopping event.\nKendra Scott\, located in Westgate Mall\, will host a shopping event on Friday\, March 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. Get F.I.T to Stay Fit will receive 20% of the proceeds. Shoppers can also shop onlin e at www.kendrascott.com on March 1 and 2 with code: GIVEBACK-GBQEJ.\nThe Get F.I.T to Stay Fit program uses a free\, at-home testing method called Fecal Immunochemical Test (F.I.T) for colorectal cancer screening. The pro gram is grant-funded through the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) and serves the top 32 counties of the Texas Panhandle\nCo lorectal cancer impacts both men and women. Almost all colorectal cancers begin as precancerous polyps in the colon. These polyps can exist for year s before invasive cancer develops. Colorectal polyps and colorectal cancer do not always cause symptoms\, especially at first. That is why getting s creened regularly for colorectal cancer is so important. Screening can fi nd the precancerous polyps so they can be removed before they turn into ca ncer or early in their development\, when treatment works best.\nThe CDC r ecommends that adults age 45 to 75 be screened for colorectal cancer. Peop le at an increased risk of getting colorectal cancer should talk to their doctor about when to begin screening\, which test is right for them and ho w often to get tested.\nSymptoms may include a change in bowel habits\, bl ood in or on stool\, diarrhea\, constipation\, or feeling that the bowel d oes not empty all the way\, abdominal pain\, aches\, or cramps that don’t go away\, and losing weight.\nThe risk of getting colorectal cancer increa ses as people age. Most cases occur in people who are 50 years old or olde r. Other risk factors include having inflammatory bowel\ndisease\, a perso nal or family history of colorectal cancer or colorectal polyp or a geneti c syndrome. Lifestyle factors that may contribute to an increased risk of colorectal cancer include obesity\, alcohol consumption\, tobacco use\, a lack of regular physical activity\, a diet low in fruits and vegetables\, a low-fiber and high-fat diet\, or a diet high in processed meats.\nTo lea rn more about Get F.I.T to Stay Fit\, call (806) 414.9175 or visit www.can cerscreening-tx.com.\nMeaghan Collier\nDirector of Community Engagement | Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Amarillo | External Relati ons\nJerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy | Room 325\n1400 South Coulter | ST OP: 230 | Amarillo\, TX 79109\nmeaghan.collier@ttuhsc.edu\nC: 806-681-6274 DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240301T150000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240301T170000 GEO:+35.184027;-101.928125 LOCATION:Kendra Gives Back for the Texas Tech Physicians Get F.I.T to Stay Fit Program @ 7701 I-40 Suite 624\, Amarillo\, TX 79121\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Kendra Gives Back for the Texas Tech Physicians Get F.I.T to Stay F it Program URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/kendra-gives-back-for-the-texas-tech-p hysicians-get-f-i-t-to-stay-fit-program/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Kendra Gives Back for the Texas Tech Physicians Get F.I.T to Stay Fit Program
\nG et F.I.T to Stay Fit\, a colorectal cancer screening program at Texas Tech Physicians Surgery\, the clinical practice of Texas Tech University Healt h Sciences Center (TTUHSC) in Amarillo\, will benefit from a Kendr a Scott shopping event.
\nKendra Scott\, located in Westgat e Mall\, will host a shopping event on Friday\, March 1 f rom 3 to 5 p.m. Get F.I.T to Stay Fit will receive 20% of the proceeds. Sh oppers can also shop online at www.kendrascott.com on Mar ch 1 and 2 with code: GIVEBACK-GBQEJ.
\nPlease see the release with more information on the program. We would be grateful for you sharing this with your audience as is appropriate. Let me know if there’s anything els e I can do to support.
\nColorectal Cancer Screening Program Partnering with Kendra Scott
\nMarch is Colorectal Ca ncer Awareness Month
\nGet F.I.T to Stay Fit\, a colorectal can cer screening program at Texas Tech Physicians Surgery\, the clinical prac tice of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) in Amarillo \, will benefit from a Kendra Scott shopping event.
\nKendra Scott\, located in Westgate Mall\, will host a shopping event on Friday\, March 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. Get F.I.T to Stay Fit will receive 20% of the proceeds. Shoppers can also shop online at www.kendrascott.com on March 1 and 2 with code: GIVEBACK-GBQEJ.
\nThe Get F.I.T to Stay Fit program uses a fr ee\, at-home testing method called Fecal Immunochemical Test (F.I.T) for c olorectal cancer screening. The program is grant-funded through the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) and serves the top 32 counties of the Texas Panhandle
\nColorectal cancer impacts both men and women. Almost all colorectal cancers begin as precancerous polyps in the colon. These polyps can exist for years before invasive cancer develop s. Colorectal polyps and colorectal cancer do not always cause symptoms\, especially at first. That is why getting screened regularly for colorectal cancer is so important. Screening can find the precancerous polyps so th ey can be removed before they turn into cancer or early in their developme nt\, when treatment works best.
\nThe CDC recommends that adults age 45 to 75 be screened for colorectal cancer. People at an increased risk o f getting colorectal cancer should talk to their doctor about when to begi n screening\, which test is right for them and how often to get tested.
\nSymptoms may include a change in bowel habits\, blood in or on stool \, diarrhea\, constipation\, or feeling that the bowel does not empty all the way\, abdominal pain\, aches\, or cramps that don’t go away\, and losi ng weight.
\nThe risk of getting colorectal cancer increases as peop le age. Most cases occur in people who are 50 years old or older. Other ri sk factors include having inflammatory bowel
\ndisease\, a personal or family history of colorectal cancer or colorectal polyp or a genetic sy ndrome. Lifestyle factors that may contribute to an increased risk of colo rectal cancer include obesity\, alcohol consumption\, tobacco use\, a lack of regular physical activity\, a diet low in fruits and vegetables\, a lo w-fiber and high-fat diet\, or a diet high in processed meats.
\nTo learn more about Get F.I.T to Stay Fit\, call (806) 414.9175 or visit www. cancerscreening-tx.com.
\nMeaghan Collier
\nD irector of Community Engagement | Texas Tech University Health Sciences Ce nter at Amarillo | External Relations
\nJerry H. Hodge School of Pha
rmacy | Room 325
\n1400 South Coulter | STOP: 230 | Amarillo\, TX 791
09
\nmeaghan.collier@ttuhsc.edu
\nC: 806-681-6274
Maverick and Ross Fundraiser Press Release
\nWe are excited to announce the first -ever Ross Junior Employee Fundraiser this Saturday\, March 2nd! We hope t o see you at Ross!
\nPRESS RELEASE
\n“Thi s year is special. It marks our 10th annual in-store fundraiser to benefit local Boys & Girls Clubs. The funds raised will directly help kids at Clu bs nationwide by supporting Power Hour\, a homework tutoring program\, nat ionally sponsored by Ross. We are proud of our strong\, long-standing part nership with Boys & Girls Clubs and look forward to coming together with o ur Customers and Associates to ‘Help Local Kids Thrive\,’” said Matt Young \, Group Senior Vice President\, Ross Stores.
\nROSS DRE SS FOR LESS® TO HELP LOCAL KIDS THRIVE IN AMARILLO!
\n10th Annual In-store fundraiser to provide support to Maveri ck Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo
\nBENEFICIARY: Maveri ck Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo
\nWHO: Ross Dress for Less
\nWHAT: Ross Junior Employee Fundraiser
\nWHEN: Saturday\, March 2
\nTIME: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Soncy location
\n10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Interstate 40 location
\nWHERE: Ross Dress for Less< /p>\n
3510 E. Interstate 40\, Amarillo\, TX and
\n3030 S. Soncy Rd \, Amarillo\, TX
\nCONTACT: Ashley Hampton\, ashleyh@maverickclub.org\, (918) 801-6608
\nF or the first time ever\, Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo members wi ll be Ross Junior Employees on March 2nd to encourage support for the nati onal Ross fundraiser. After completing the application and interview proce ss\, these young individuals have been selected to fulfill various roles s uch as door greeters\, register helpers\, and store organizers. This uniqu e opportunity not only equips them with valuable skills early on but also emphasizes the importance of community involvement and partnership.
\n< p>Beyond their assigned tasks\, the members are actively promoting support for Power Hour\, a vital daily education program focused on homework and tutoring. Given that a majority of the club’s members are below grade leve l\, and over 85% of them come from low-income backgrounds\, Power Hour is a crucial resource. With up to 650 kids benefiting daily\, Power Hour prov ides valuable academic support and opportunities for a brighter future\, e nsuring that every child has the chance to succeed.\nEvery year\, o ver three million young people are served by Boys & Girls Clubs across the country. To demonstrate ongoing support for shaping the future of today’s youth\, Ross Stores\, Inc. has partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Ameri ca for a three-week program called “Help Local Kids Thrive.” From February 10th to March 3rd\, customers in Amarillo are invited to make monetary co ntributions at their local Ross Dress for Less (“Ross”) store during check out\, with proceeds benefitting the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo .
\nRooted in a shared commitment to helping young people reach thei r full potential as productive\, caring\, and responsible citizens\, this annual fundraiser helps to actualize the dreams of many local kids and tee ns.
\nCampaign Facts:
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Ashley Hampton
\nCharitable Engagement Directo r
\nMaverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo
\n\n[o] 806-372 -8393
\n[c] 918-801-6608
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21309@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Angie Martinez DWC\; 806-372-3625\; Angie@dwcenter.org\; www.dwcent er.org DESCRIPTION:6 Women To Graduate DWC’s Recovery Program\nWHO: Downtown Women’s Center\nWHAT: 6 Women to Graduate DWC’ s Recovery Program\nWHEN: Sunday\, March 3\, 2024\n2:00 PM – 3:00 PM\nWHERE: Central Church of Christ – Chapel\n1401 S. Mo nroe\, Amarillo\, TX\nCONTACT: Kim Pitney\, LCSW – Program Director \n806-372-3625\n \n \nDowntown Women’ Center (DWC) serves homeless women i n recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions through our soon to be f our shelters: Haven House\, Abba House\, Gratitude House\, and Haven House Too for women new in recovery who are pregnant or have children with them . There is more to come about this needed and exciting expansion!\n \nMor e than 250 women have successfully completed the DWC Recovery Program sinc e 2007 when we started having graduation ceremonies. Barnes Jewelry desig ned and made a special one-of-a-kind cross necklace for our graduates in 2 007 and the necklaces are still given to each graduate today.\n \nWe are c elebrating six strong and brave women who are now living clean\, sober\, a nd productive lives. Please join us as we celebrate their graduation from the DWC Recovery Program. Please help us congratulate Amanda C.\, Amanda C. (Yes\, we have two Amanda Cs!)\, Amanda R.\, Ashley\, Amber\, and Bran di!\n \nGraduates and staff will be available for interviews.\n \n \nDWC M ission: To provide housing and services to overcome homelessness and addic tion\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240303T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240303T150000 GEO:+35.199692;-101.844358 LOCATION:6 Women To Graduate DWC's Recovery Program @ 1401 S Monroe St\, Am arillo\, TX 79101\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:6 Women To Graduate DWC’s Recovery Program URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/6-women-to-graduate-dwcs-recovery-prog ram/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n6 Women To Gr aduate DWC’s Recovery Program
\nWHO: Downtown Women ’s Center
\nWHAT: 6 Women to Gradua te DWC’s Recovery Program
\nWHEN: Sunday\, March 3\, 2 024
\n2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
\nWHERE: Central Church of Christ – Chapel
\n1401 S. Monroe\, Amarillo\, TX
\nCONTACT: Kim Pitney\, LCSW – Program Director
\n806-372-3625
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Downtown Women’ Center (DWC) serves homeless women in re covery from alcohol and other drug addictions through our soon to be four shelters: Haven House\, Abba House\, Gratitude House\, and Haven House Too for women new in recovery who are pregnant or have children with them. T here is more to come about this needed and exciting expansion!
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More than 250 women have successfully completed the DWC Recovery Pr ogram since 2007 when we started having graduation ceremonies. Barnes Jew elry designed and made a special one-of-a-kind cross necklace for our grad uates in 2007 and the necklaces are still given to each graduate today.
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We are celebrating six strong and brave women who are now living clean\, sober\, and productive lives. Please join us as we celebra te their graduation from the DWC Recovery Program. Please help us congrat ulate Amanda C.\, Amanda C. (Yes\, we have two Amanda Cs!)\, Amanda R.\, A shley\, Amber\, and Brandi!
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Graduates and staff will be available for interviews.
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DWC Mission: To prov ide housing and services to overcome homelessness and addiction
\n< /p>\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21590@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:David Henry City of Amarillo Communications Manager\; (806) 378-521 9\; David.Henry@amarillo.gov\; www.youtube.com/CityofAmarillo DESCRIPTION: \nSpecial Amarillo City Council Workshop Set for Tuesday \nAMA RILLO – Amarillo City Council has scheduled a special workshop for Tuesda y (March 26) at 8:30 a.m. The workshop will be open to the public and live streamed on the City of Amarillo YouTube channel.\nThe workshop will be av ailable online at: www.youtube.com/CityofAmarillo\nThe workshop will be at council chambers on the third floor of City Hall.\nDiscussion may include numerous broad topics such as governance and ends policies\, public safet y\, infrastructure\, development\, community services\, parks and recreati on\, water resources\, public works\, finance\, council strategic pillars and milestones\, policies and procedures\, the Amarillo City Charter\, ord inances\, resolutions and other\nmatters related to the desired direction and plans for the city.\nThe council may reach broad consensus on the miss ion\, values\, priorities\, expectations and\ngovernance policies for the city. No final decisions or vote will be taken.\nCity Council will meet fo r its regularly scheduled meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday (March 26). The regula rly scheduled work session is scheduled for 1 p.m. All meetings will be in council chambers on the third floor of City Hall.\nFor more information c ontact City of Amarillo Media Relations Manager Dave Henry at (806) 378-52 19 or by email at David.Henry@amarillo.gov.\n### DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240326T083000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240326T103000 GEO:+35.208347;-101.830241 LOCATION:Special Amarillo City Council Workshop Tuesday @ 401 S Buchanan St \, Amarillo\, TX 79101\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Special Amarillo City Council Workshop Tuesday URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/special-amarillo-city-council-workshop -tuesday/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n
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AMARILLO – Amarillo City Council has scheduled a sp ecial workshop for Tuesday (March 26) at 8:30 a.m. The workshop will be op en to the public and livestreamed on the City of Amarillo YouTube channel.
\nThe workshop will be available online at: www.youtube.com/CityofAmarillo
\nThe wo rkshop will be at council chambers on the third floor of City Hall.
\n< p>Discussion may include numerous broad topics such as governance and ends policies\, public safety\, infrastructure\, development\, community servi ces\, parks and recreation\, water resources\, public works\, finance\, co uncil strategic pillars and milestones\, policies and procedures\, the Ama rillo City Charter\, ordinances\, resolutions and otherThe council
may reach broad consensus on the mission\, values\, priorities\, expectati
ons and
\ngovernance policies for the city. No final decisions or vot
e will be taken.
City Council will meet for its regularly schedule d meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday (March 26). The regularly scheduled work sessi on is scheduled for 1 p.m. All meetings will be in council chambers on the third floor of City Hall.
\nFor more information contact City of Am arillo Media Relations Manager Dave Henry at (806) 378-5219 or by email at David.Henry@amarillo.gov.
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\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21760@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Commissioner - Blair Schaffer\; 806-379-2422\; BlairSchaffer@co.pot ter.tx.us DESCRIPTION:Commissioner – Blair Schaffer: Potter County Precinct 2 Town-ha ll meeting\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nPotter County Precinct 2 Invites Commun ity to Town-hall Meeting for Open Dialogue and Collaboration Amarillo\, TX \nPotter County Precinct 2 cordially invites all citizens of Amarillo and Potter County to participate in a Town-hall meeting aimed at fostering con structive dialogue and collaboration between local leaders and community m embers. The event will take place on Thursday\, April 11th\, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at the Kids Inc Building\, located at 2201 SE 27th Ave\, Amarillo\ , TX 79103.\nThe town-hall meeting will feature esteemed speakers from Pot ter County Precinct 2\, including Commissioner Blair Schaffer\, Constable Georgia Estrada\, and Justice of the Peace Robert Taylor. These dedicated leaders will address the community and engage in meaningful discussions on matters vital to the progress and well-being of Amarillo and Potter Count y. All attendees are encouraged to actively participate in the dialogue\, ask questions\, and share their insights and concerns. This town-hall meet ing provides an invaluable opportunity for citizens to voice their opinion s\, offer suggestions\, and collaborate with local officials to drive posi tive change and enhance our community. Commissioner Blair Schaffer emphasi zes the importance of community engagement\, stating\, “We value the input of our residents and recognize the significance of open communication in shaping the future of our county. This town-hall meeting serves as a platf orm for productive discourse and mutual understanding between our leaders and the community we serve.” Constable Georgia Estrada adds\, “As repres entatives of Potter County Precinct 2\, we are committed to transparency a nd accountability in our governance. We look forward to hearing from our c onstituents and working together to address their needs and concerns.” Jus tice of the Peace Robert Taylor echoes these sentiments\, stating\, “Our g oal is to build a stronger\, more cohesive community where every voice is heard and every resident feels empowered.” I urge all citizens to join us at the town-hall meeting and be a part of the conversation.\nAll residents of Amarillo and Potter County are encouraged to attend this important eve nt and contribute to the ongoing efforts to improve our community. Togethe r\, we can make a positive impact and ensure a brighter future for generat ions to come. For more information about the town-hall meeting\, please co ntact:\nCommissioner Blair Schaffer\n806-379-2422\nBlairschaffer@co.potter .tx.us\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240411T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240411T190000 GEO:+35.186658;-101.812684 LOCATION:Potter County Precinct 2 Town-hall meeting @ 2201 SE 27th Ave\, Am arillo\, TX 79103\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Potter County Precinct 2 Town-hall meeting URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/potter-county-precinct-2-town-hall-mee ting-3/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nCommissioner – Blair Schaffer: Potter County Precinct 2 Town-hall meet ing
\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
\nPotter County Precinct 2 Invites Community to Town-hall Meeting for Open Dialogue and Collaboration Amaril lo\, TX
\nPotter County Precinct 2 cordially invites all citizens of Amarillo and Potter County to participate in a Town-hall meeting aimed at fostering constructive dialogue and collaboration between local leaders a nd community members. The event will take place on Thursday\, Apri l 11th\, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at the Kids Inc Bu ilding\, located at 2201 SE 27th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 7910 3.
\nThe town-hall meeting will feature esteemed speakers from Potte r County Precinct 2\, including Commissioner Blair Schaffer\, Constable Ge orgia Estrada\, and Justice of the Peace Robert Taylor. These dedicated le aders will address the community and engage in meaningful discussions on m atters vital to the progress and well-being of Amarillo and Potter County. All attendees are encouraged to actively participate in the dialogue\, as k questions\, and share their insights and concerns. This town-hall meetin g provides an invaluable opportunity for citizens to voice their opinions\ , offer suggestions\, and collaborate with local officials to drive positi ve change and enhance our community. Commissioner Blair Schaffer emphasize s the importance of community engagement\, stating\, “We value the input o f our residents and recognize the significance of open communication in sh aping the future of our county. This town-hall meeting serves as a platfor m for productive discourse and mutual understanding between our leaders an d the community we serve.” Constable Georgia Estrada adds\, “As represen tatives of Potter County Precinct 2\, we are committed to transparency and accountability in our governance. We look forward to hearing from our con stituents and working together to address their needs and concerns.” Justi ce of the Peace Robert Taylor echoes these sentiments\, stating\, “Our goa l is to build a stronger\, more cohesive community where every voice is he ard and every resident feels empowered.” I urge all citizens to join us at the town-hall meeting and be a part of the conversation.
\nAll resi dents of Amarillo and Potter County are encouraged to attend this importan t event and contribute to the ongoing efforts to improve our community. To gether\, we can make a positive impact and ensure a brighter future for ge nerations to come. For more information about the town-hall meeting\, plea se contact:
\nCommissioner Blair Schaffer
\n806-379-2422
\nBlairschaffer@co.potter. tx.us
\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21922@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Ashley Hampton Maverick Boys & Girls Club\; (918) 801-6608 \; ashle yh@maverickclub.org\; www.maverickclub.org DESCRIPTION:Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo\nHello\,\nWe would love to have your team join us for our Earth Day Celebration with Atmos Energy this Saturday!\n PRESS RELEASE\nATMOS ENERGY HELPS CELEBRATE EARTH DA Y WITH THE MAVERICK BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF AMARILLO!\n“Atmos Energy has gone above and beyond in their support of the kids Earth Day project!” said Do nna Soria\, CEO and Executive Director of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club o f Amarillo. “Their commitment to supporting our mission of serving all the kids in our community that need us is truly inspiring!”\nWHO: Maverick B oys & Girls Club of Amarillo & Atmos Energy Employees & Their Families\nWH AT: Planting Trees and Community Clean-Up for Earth Day\nWHEN: Saturday\, April 27\nTIME: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM\nWHERE: New Light Ministries (1001 NE 24th Ave. Amarillo\, TX 79107)\nCONTACT: Ashley Hampton\, ashleyh@maveric kclub.org\, (918) 801-6608\nThe Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo is excited to announce its Earth Day celebration\, taking place on Saturday\, April 27th\, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at New Light Ministries\, located at 1001 NE 24th Ave. This event aims to teach kids at the Maverick environ mental stewardship and community engagement through tree planting and comm unity clean up with employees and their families from Atmos Energy.\n“Tree s and kids both represent life\, and we believe in this project that the M averick is doing in this community\, and we wanted to be a part of it and Earth Day is the perfect kick-off to say our planet\, our kids\, and this project will be around for a long\, long time!” said Michael Gonzales\, At mos Energy.\nThe kids from the Club will be paired with Atmos employees an d together will plant 7 fruit trees and participate in a neighborhood comm unity cleanup effort to beautify the surrounding area of the new camp loca tion at New Light Ministries. Together the Maverick and Atmos are highligh ting the significance of community partnerships in building a sustainable future for our community\, our kids\, and even our world.\nEvery year\, su mmer registration fills up in minutes causing an immediate waiting list fo r parents who are trying to stay in the workforce. This year the Maverick is trying to meet the community’s need by serving up to 100 more kids by a dding an additional location. The Maverick will offer two different camps to choose from: The traditional daily summer camp on Lincoln Street or the new addition- Performing Arts Summer Camp located at New Light Ministries \, 1001 NE 24TH.\nMembers of the Club specifically selected this new locat ion for their Earth Day project in preparation for the new camp. It will b e an exciting day as auditions to be in the Performing Arts Summer Camp wi ll be held while the Earth Day project is going on outside. This Friday\, 4/26\, and Saturday\, 4/27\, offers a chance for talented individuals to s ecure a spot with tuition covered. The Performing Arts Summer Camp provide s a dynamic platform for young individuals to explore their creativity and talent across various disciplines\, including music\, dance\, drama\, and more. By participating in the camp\, children can foster confidence\, tea mwork skills\, and a lasting appreciation for the arts and will be able to leave with their first portfolio!\nThank you\,\n \nAshley Howard\nCharita ble Engagement Director\nMaverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo\nashleyh@ maverickclub.org\n[o] 806-372-8393\n[c] 918-801-6608 DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240427T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240427T120000 GEO:+35.236819;-101.821558 LOCATION:ATMOS ENERGY HELPS CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WITH THE MAVERICK BOYS & GI RLS CLUB OF AMARILLO! @ 1001 NE 24th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79107\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:ATMOS ENERGY HELPS CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WITH THE MAVERICK BOYS & GIR LS CLUB OF AMARILLO! URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/atmos-energy-helps-celebrate-earth-day -with-the-maverick-boys-girls-club-of-amarillo/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo
\nHello\,
\nWe would love to have yo ur team join us for our Earth Day Celebration with Atmos Energy this Satur day!
\nPRESS RELEASE
\nATMOS EN ERGY HELPS CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WITH THE MAVERICK BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF AMAR ILLO!
\n“Atmos Energy has gone above and beyond in thei r support of the kids Earth Day project!” said Donna Soria\, CEO and Execu tive Director of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo. “Their commit ment to supporting our mission of serving all the kids in our community th at need us is truly inspiring!”
\nWHO: Maverick Boys & Girls C
lub of Amarillo & Atmos Energy Employees & Their Families
\nWHAT: Pla
nting Trees and Community Clean-Up for Earth Day
\nWHEN: Saturday\, A
pril 27
\nTIME: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
\nWHERE: New Light Ministri
es (1001 NE 24th Ave. Amarillo\, TX 79107)
\nCONTACT: Ashley Hampton\
, ashleyh@maverickclub.org\, (918) 801-6608
The Maverick Boys & Gi rls Club of Amarillo is excited to announce its Earth Day celebration\, ta king place on Saturday\, April 27th\, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at New Lig ht Ministries\, located at 1001 NE 24th Ave. This event aims to teach kids at the Maverick environmental stewardship and community engagement throug h tree planting and community clean up with employees and their families f rom Atmos Energy.
\n“Trees and kids both represent life\, and we bel ieve in this project that the Maverick is doing in this community\, and we wanted to be a part of it and Earth Day is the perfect kick-off to say ou r planet\, our kids\, and this project will be around for a long\, long ti me!” said Michael Gonzales\, Atmos Energy.
\nThe kids from the Club will be paired with Atmos employees and together will plant 7 fruit trees and participate in a neighborhood community cleanup effort to beautify the surrounding area of the new camp location at New Light Ministries. Togeth er the Maverick and Atmos are highlighting the significance of community p artnerships in building a sustainable future for our community\, our kids\ , and even our world.
\nEvery year\, summer registration fills up in minutes causing an immediate waiting list for parents who are trying to s tay in the workforce. This year the Maverick is trying to meet the communi ty’s need by serving up to 100 more kids by adding an additional location. The Maverick will offer two different camps to choose from: The tradition al daily summer camp on Lincoln Street or the new addition- Performing Art s Summer Camp located at New Light Ministries\, 1001 NE 24TH.
\nMemb ers of the Club specifically selected this new location for their Earth Da y project in preparation for the new camp. It will be an exciting day as a uditions to be in the Performing Arts Summer Camp will be held while the E arth Day project is going on outside. This Friday\, 4/26\, and Saturday\, 4/27\, offers a chance for talented individuals to secure a spot with tuit ion covered. The Performing Arts Summer Camp provides a dynamic platform f or young individuals to explore their creativity and talent across various disciplines\, including music\, dance\, drama\, and more. By participatin g in the camp\, children can foster confidence\, teamwork skills\, and a l asting appreciation for the arts and will be able to leave with their firs t portfolio!
\nThank you\,
\n\n
Ashley Howard
\nCharitable Engagement Director
\nMaverick Boys & Gir ls Clubs of Amarillo
\nashleyh@maverickclub.org
\n[o] 806-372- 8393
\n[c] 918-801-6608
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-21931@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Sarah Silva Ascension Academy\; 806.382.1202\; ssilva@ascensionacad emy.org\; www.ascensionacademy.org DESCRIPTION:Ascension Academy Academic Signing Day\nWe would love for you t o help us celebrate our 15 graduating Seniors at Ascension Academy Tuesda y\, April 30th\, as we host an Academic College signing event! Please see the attached details about the event and the college destinations for each Senior. This class of 15 Seniors has earned nearly 2.3 million in merit-b ased scholarships!\nWe hope to see you here\, and we hope that you will he lp us give them some recognition in our community for all of their hard wo rk.\nAscension Academy to Hold Academic Senior Signing Day\nAmarillo\, TX — Ascension Academy is pleased to announce\nthat 100 percent of their high school seniors were accepted to the colleges of their\nchoice for the nex t step in their educational journeys.\nFifteen will graduate from Ascensio n Academy on May 24\, 2024. Ascension\nAcademy will host a Senior Academic Signing Day on Tuesday\, April 30\, 2024 at\n2:45 pm\, in the Ascension A cademy Gymnasium located at 9301 Ascension Pkwy\,\nto celebrate the academ ic successes of each senior and their college or university\ndecision.\nAt the time of this release\, all 15 seniors were accepted to a total of 31 colleges\nwith $2\,296\,500 in university-offered\, merit-based scholarshi ps.\nTwo seniors will graduate with not only an Ascension Academy High Sch ool Diploma\nbut also have chosen to take and complete the Diplomas & Degr ees program and\nwill receive an Associate’s Degree from Amarillo College. This rigorous program\nrequired a dedication to extra coursework in addit ion to the challenging\ncollege-prep classes at Ascension for these studen ts.\nEach Senior will have their table decorated for the school they are a ttending in the\nFall and will sign letters of intent in front of their te achers\, peers and families. A list\nof names and the schools they will be attending is below:\nEverett Anderson- West Texas A&M University\nKiran B olton- Southern Methodist University\nWesley Brantley- Sterling College\nE lijah Chow- Oklahoma State University\nReagan Cruz- University of Colorado \, Colorado Springs\nCaleb Drummond- Texas A&M University\nSophia Hall- Un iversity of Nebraska\nSarah Jones- Texas A&M University\nAmy O’Brien- Bayl or University\nGabrielle Parker- Oklahoma State University\nFor Immediate Release\nContact: Sarah Silva\, Director of Marketing\n806.382.1202\nDate: May 3\, 2022\nssilva@ascensionacademy.org\nGregory Parker- Oklahoma State University\, Honors College\nVeronica Portillo- Kansas State University\n Joseph Raef- West Texas A&M University\nAndres Rios- Stephen F Austin Univ ersity\nSmua Cum Laude\, Valedictorian and Salutatorian announcements will be made on\nMay 14th at the Baccalaureate Chapel Ceremony at Ascension Ac ademy.\nMedia is invited to join Ascension Academy for this special day. I nquiries about\nAcademic Senior Signing Day should be directed to Marketin g Director\, Sarah Silva\,\nat 806-382-1202.\nAscension Academy is the onl y private college preparatory academy in the Texas Panhandle\,\nserving st udents in grades 6-12\, in a challenging\, faith affirming environment to maximize the\npotential of every student. Ascension Academy inspires young people to embrace the school’s\nmotto\, Veritas et Virtus\, as they prepa re for lives that are both successful and significant. For\nmore informati on about Ascension Academy\, please visit AscensionAcademy.org.\n \nThank you in advance. Have a great day!\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240430T144500 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240430T160000 GEO:+35.157585;-101.946193 LOCATION:Ascension Academy Academic Signing Day @ 9301 Ascension Pkwy\, Ama rillo\, TX 79119\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Ascension Academy Academic Signing Day URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/ascension-academy-academic-signing-day / X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nAscension Aca demy Academic Signing Day
\nWe would love for you to help us celebra te our 15 graduating Seniors at Ascension Academy Tuesday\, April 30th\, as we host an Academic College signing event! Pl ease see the attached details about the event and the college destinations for each Senior. This class of 15 Seniors has earned nearly 2.3 million i n merit-based scholarships!
\nWe hope to see you here\, and we hope that you will help us give them some recognition in our community for all of their hard work.
\nAscension Academy to Hold Academic Sen ior Signing Day
\nAmarillo\, TX — Ascension Academy is plea sed to announce
\nthat 100 percent of their high school seniors were accepted to the colleges of their
\nchoice for the next step in the ir educational journeys.
\nFifteen will graduate from Ascension Acad emy on May 24\, 2024. Ascension
\nAcademy will host a Senior Aca demic Signing Day on Tuesday\, April 30\, 2024 at
\n2:45 pm\, i n the Ascension Academy Gymnasium located at 9301 Ascension Pkwy\,
\nto celebrate the academic successes of each senior and their college or u niversity
\ndecision.
\nAt the time of this release\, all 15 s eniors were accepted to a total of 31 colleges
\nwith $2\,296\,500 i n university-offered\, merit-based scholarships.
\nTwo seniors will graduate with not only an Ascension Academy High School Diploma
\nbu t also have chosen to take and complete the Diplomas & Degrees program and
\nwill receive an Associate’s Degree from Amarillo College. This ri gorous program
\nrequired a dedication to extra coursework in additi on to the challenging
\ncollege-prep classes at Ascension for these students.
\nEach Senior will have their table decorated for the scho ol they are attending in the
\nFall and will sign letters of intent in front of their teachers\, peers and families. A list
\nof names a nd the schools they will be attending is below:
\nEverett Anderson- West Texas A&M University
\nKiran Bolton- Southern Methodist Univers ity
\nWesley Brantley- Sterling College
\nElijah Chow- Oklahom a State University
\nReagan Cruz- University of Colorado\, Colorado Springs
\nCaleb Drummond- Texas A&M University
\nSophia Hall- University of Nebraska
\nSarah Jones- Texas A&M University
\nA my O’Brien- Baylor University
\nGabrielle Parker- Oklahoma State Uni versity
\nFor Immediate Release
\nContact: Sarah Silva\, Direc tor of Marketing
\n806.382.1202
\nDate: May 3\, 2022
\ns silva@ascensionacademy.org
\nGregory Parker- Oklahoma State Universi ty\, Honors College
\nVeronica Portillo- Kansas State University
\nJoseph Raef- West Texas A&M University
\nAndres Rios- Stephen F Austin University
\nSmua Cum Laude\, Valedictorian and Salutatorian announcements will be made on
\nMay 14th at the Baccalaureate Chape l Ceremony at Ascension Academy.
\nMedia is invited to join Ascensio n Academy for this special day. Inquiries about
\nAcademic Senior Si gning Day should be directed to Marketing Director\, Sarah Silva\,
\nat 806-382-1202.
\nAscension Academy is the only private colleg e preparatory academy in the Texas Panhandle\,
\nserving st udents in grades 6-12\, in a challenging\, faith affirming environment to maximize the
\npotential of every student. Ascension Academ y inspires young people to embrace the school’s
\nmotto\, V eritas et Virtus\, as they prepare for lives that are both successful and significant. For
\nmore information about Ascension Academy \, please visit AscensionAcademy.org.
\n\n
Thank you in advance. Have a great day!
\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-22023@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Nancy A. Farren Amarillo College\; n0170843@actx.edu DESCRIPTION:Let’s Party! Cinco de Mayo event\nSUPPORT YOUR AC HISPANIC STUD ENTS ASSOCIATION AND HAVE A BLAST!!\nCome out to the Clock Tower for a gre at celebration and much needed brain break!\nWe will have GREAT prizes for Loteria! – BEATS headphones\, JBL Bluetooth speaker\, lots of gift cards! !\nTons of candy in the pinata!\nFrappes from El Paleton!\nAguas Frescas! \nRockin J Barbecue and Tanya’s Burgers food trucks in the circle drive! DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240502T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240502T130000 GEO:+35.187771;-101.848255 LOCATION:Let's Party! Cinco de Mayo event @ 2201 S Washington St #2411\, Am arillo\, TX 79109\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Let’s Party! Cinco de Mayo event URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/lets-party-cinco-de-mayo-event/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Let’s Party! Cinco de Mayo event
\nSUPPORT YOUR AC HISPANIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION AND HAVE A BLAST!!
\nCome out to the Clock Tower for a great celebra tion and much needed brain break!
\nWe will have GREAT prizes for Lo teria! – BEATS headphones\, JBL Bluetooth speaker\, lots of gift cards!!\n
Tons of candy in the pinata!
\nFrappes from El Paleton!
\nAguas Frescas!
\nRockin J Barbecue and Tanya’s Burgers food truck s in the circle drive!
\n X-COST:See Below END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-22088@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Courtney Spielbauer\; courtneyspielbauer@gmail.com DESCRIPTION:Healing Through Him Ministries Volunteer Meeting\nGet ready for some thrilling news next week that will catapult HTHM into our next phase of growth! We are gearing up for a series of exciting events\, ranging fr om the Panhandle Gives Campaign to our inaugural gala in September\, a rib bon-cutting ceremony\, and an array of other incredibly enjoyable fundrais ing activities! But we cannot pull it off without your help. We are on the lookout for volunteers to bring all of this to life! Our last volunteer m eeting was bursting at the seams in the conference room at Palace Coffee\, so we have relocated to Grace Church\, Room 102\, this Saturday\, May 11t h\, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Join us for an inspiring session on how you can be a part of something truly special! DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240511T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240511T130000 GEO:+35.198645;-101.883384 LOCATION:Healing Through Him Ministries Volunteer Meeting @ 4111 Plains Bl vd\, Amarillo\, TX 79106\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Healing Through Him Ministries Volunteer Meeting URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/healing-through-him-ministries-volunte er-meeting/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nHealing Throu gh Him Ministries Volunteer Meeting
\nGet ready for some thrilling n ews next week that will catapult HTHM into our next phase of growth! We ar e gearing up for a series of exciting events\, ranging from the Panhandle Gives Campaign to our inaugural gala in September\, a ribbon-cutting cerem ony\, and an array of other incredibly enjoyable fundraising activities! B ut we cannot pull it off without your help. We are on the lookout for volu nteers to bring all of this to life! Our last volunteer meeting was bursti ng at the seams in the conference room at Palace Coffee\, so we have reloc ated to Grace Church\, Room 102\, this Saturday\, May 11th\, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Join us for an inspiring session on how you can be a part of something truly special!
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-22144@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Jason Britsch TxDOT\; (806) 356-3256\; Jason.Britsch@txdot.gov DESCRIPTION:From: Jason Britsch Subject: MEDIA ADVISORY: TxDOT Hosts Clic k It or Ticket Event to Remind Drivers and Passengers to Buckle Up\nTxDOT Hosts Click It or Ticket Event to Remind Drivers and Passengers to Buckle Up\nMore than 60 unbuckled drivers and passengers were killed or seriously injured on Panhandle roads in 2023\n \n\n\n\nWHEN: \nTuesday\, May 21\, 2024 at 10 a.m.\n\n\nWHERE: \nTravel Information Center\n9700 East I-40\n Amarillo\, TX 79118\n \n\n\nMEDIA:\nTxDOT seeks to raise awareness about w earing seat belts on Texas roadways\n\n\n\n \nAMARILLO – In the time it ta kes to read this sentence\, Texans can click their seat belt and save them selves from an early grave — and save their loved ones from the sorrow of preventable loss. To raise awareness\, TxDOT will host it’s Click It or Ti cket event at the Travel Information Center on Tuesday\, May 21 at 10 a.m. \nRepresentatives from the Amarillo Police Department\, Potter County Sher iff’s Office\, Department of Public Safety and other agencies will join Tx DOT to speak about the impact of not wearing your seat belt. *In 2023\, th ere were 62 motor vehicle traffic crashes in the Amarillo District in whic h unrestrained occupants sustained fatal or serious injuries\; these crash es resulted in 21 fatalities and 45 serious injuries. Statewide\, there we re 1\,183 traffic fatalities in which vehicle occupants failed to wear a s eatbelt.\nIn addition to conducting educational outreach\, the campaign pa rtners with Texas law enforcement around the state to step up enforcement of seat belt and car seat laws from May 20 through June 2\, including Memo rial Day weekend. Texas law requires everyone in a vehicle to buckle up or face fines and court costs up to $200. Children younger than 8 years old must be in a child safety seat or booster seat unless they’re taller than 4 feet 9 inches. If they aren’t properly restrained\, the driver faces fin es up to $250 plus court costs. TxDOT offers free safety seat inspections across the state.\nSince Click It or Ticket was launched in Texas in 2002\ , the seat belt use rate has increased from 76% to more than 90%. Now\, 9 of every 10 Texas motorists buckle up. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that the Click It or Ticket initiative has saved more than 7\,800 lives\, prevented 139\,000 serious injuries\, and result ed in $40 billion in economic savings since its inception in 2002.\n \nTxD OT’s Click It or Ticket campaign is a key component of #EndTheStreakTX\, a broader social media and word-of-mouth effort that encourages drivers to make safer choices while behind the wheel to help end the streak of daily deaths. Nov. 7\, 2000\, was the last deathless day on Texas roadways.\n \n Contact Jason Britsch at jason.britsch@txdot.gov or (806) 356-3256\n*Infor mation contained in this advisory represents reportable data collected fro m Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Reports (CR-3) received and processed by TxD OT as of the report date. The Amarillo district consists of the following counties: Armstrong\, Carson\, Dallam\, Deaf Smith\, Gray\, Hansford\, Har tley\, Hemphill\, Hutchinson\, Lipscomb\, Moore\, Ochiltree\, Oldham\, Pot ter\, Randall\, Roberts\, and Sherman. \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240521T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240521T130000 GEO:+35.191588;-101.725972 LOCATION:TxDOT Hosts Click It or Ticket Event @ 9700 E Interstate Dr #40\, Amarillo\, TX 79118\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:TxDOT Hosts Click It or Ticket Event URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/txdot-hosts-click-it-or-ticket-event/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nFrom: Jason Britsch Subject: MEDIA ADVISORY: TxDOT Hosts Click It or Ticket Event to Remind Drivers and Passengers to Buckle Up
\n< /p>\n
| WHEN: | \nTuesday\, May 21\, 2024 at 10 a.m. | \n
| Travel Informa
tion Center\n 9700 East I-40 \nAmarillo\, TX 79118 \n\n | |
| MEDIA: | \nTxDOT seeks to raise awareness about wearing seat belts on Texas road ways | \n
\n
AMARILLO – In the time it takes to read this sentence\, Texans can click their s eat belt and save themselves from an early grave — and save their loved on es from the sorrow of preventable loss. To raise awareness\, TxDOT will ho st it’s Click It or Ticket event at the Travel Information Center on Tuesd ay\, May 21 at 10 a.m.
\nRepresentatives from the Amarillo Police De partment\, Potter County Sheriff’s Office\, Department of Public Safety an d other agencies will join TxDOT to speak about the impact of not wearing your seat belt. *In 2023\, there were 62 motor vehicle traffic crashes in the Amarillo District in which unrestrained occupants sustained fatal or s erious injuries\; these crashes resulted in 21 fatalities and 45 serious i njuries. Statewide\, there were 1\,183 traffic fatalities in which vehicle occupants failed to wear a seatbelt.
\nIn addition to conducting ed ucational outreach\, the campaign partners with Texas law enforcement arou nd the state to step up enforcement of seat belt and car seat laws from Ma y 20 through June 2\, including Memorial Day weekend. Texas law requires e veryone in a vehicle to buckle up or face fines and court costs up to $200 . Children younger than 8 years old must be in a child safety seat or boos ter seat unless they’re taller than 4 feet 9 inches. If they aren’t proper ly restrained\, the driver faces fines up to $250 plus court costs. TxDOT offers free safety seat inspections across the state.
\nSince Click It or Ticket was launched in Texas in 2002\, the seat belt use rate has in creased from 76% to more than 90%. Now\, 9 of every 10 Texas motorists buc kle up. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that the Click It or Ticket initiative has saved more than 7\,800 lives\, preve nted 139\,000 serious injuries\, and resulted in $40 billion in economic s avings since its inception in 2002.
\n\n
TxDOT’s Click It or Ticket campaign is a key component of #EndTheStreakTX\, a broader social m edia and word-of-mouth effort that encourages drivers to make safer choice s while behind the wheel to help end the streak of daily deaths. Nov. 7\, 2000\, was the last deathless day on Texas roadways.
\n\n
Con tact Jason Britsch at jason.brits ch@txdot.gov or (806) 356-3256
\n*Information contained in t his advisory represents reportable data collected from Texas Peace Officer ’s Crash Reports (CR-3) received and processed by TxDOT as of the report d ate. The Amarillo district consists of the following counties: Armstrong\, Carson\, Dallam\, Deaf Smith\, Gray\, Hansford\, Hartley\, Hemphill\, Hut chinson\, Lipscomb\, Moore\, Ochiltree\, Oldham\, Potter\, Randall\, Rober ts\, and Sherman.
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\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-22896@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Ashley Howard Maverick Club\; ashleyh@maverickclub.org\; www.maveri ckclub.org DESCRIPTION: \nWe would love to see you and your team at the car wash! Our kids have been working hard to raise money for our buses and they would lo ve your support! Thank you for all that you do for our community!\nPRESS R ELEASE\n“Why can’t we help? Why can’t we raise our own money to fix the bu ses?” – Maverick kids that overhead staff strategizing solutions for much needed bus repairs.\nTeens at Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo Host Car Wash to Raise Funds for Bus Repairs!\nWHO: Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo\nWHAT: Carwash and Lemonade Stand\nWHEN: Friday\, July 12th\n TIME: 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM\nWHERE: Burger King 1800 S. Georgia St. Amaril lo\, TX 79109\nCONTACT: Ashley Howard\, ashleyh@maverickclub.org\, (918) 8 01-6608\nThe teens of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo are rolli ng up their sleeves and putting on a carwash to raise much-needed funds fo r bus repairs. The event will take place on Friday\, July 12\, 2024\, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the Burger King located on Georgia Street. Alongsi de the carwash\, the teens will also be running a lemonade stand to refres h those who stop by to support this crucial cause.\n“The idea came from th e kids! Back when we had a bus breakdown in the school year\, United Way w as gracious to pay half of that bill with emergency funds. We were trying to think of ways to raise the other half of the bill\, which is a little o ver $4\,000. The kids said we can have a car wash! Why can’t we raise our own money?”\, said Donna Soria\, CEO. “They have been planning since befo re summer.”\nThe teens are enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribut e to their community and help ensure the continuity of the Club’s services . By washing cars and selling lemonade\, they aim to raise the necessary f unds to get the buses back in working order. “We hope the community will c ome out to support us\,” said Kai\, a teen member of the Club. “Every car washed\, and every cup of lemonade sold brings us one step closer to fixin g our buses.”\nThe Maverick Boys & Girls Club relies heavily on its buses for various essential activities\, including field trips and transporting children from schools to the main Dykeman Site. Unfortunately\, these buse s are currently in desperate need of repairs\, risking our ability to serv e the kids in Amarillo who need us most. “Our buses are a lifeline for the children we serve\,” said Donna Soria\, CEO/Executive Director of the Mav erick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo. “Without them\, we would struggle to provide safe and reliable transportation for our kids\, which is why this carwash is so important.”\nThe Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo invi tes all community members to join them at Burger King on Georgia Street th is Friday. Your support will help guarantee that the children of Amarillo have the transportation they need to access the enriching programs and act ivities offered by the Club. Together\, we can make a difference and keep our buses running smoothly for the kids who depend on them.\n \nAshley How ard\nCharitable Engagement Director\nMaverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amaril lo\nashleyh@maverickclub.org\n[o] 806-372-8393\n[c] 918-801-6608 DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240712T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240712T123000 GEO:+35.194549;-101.866765 LOCATION:Maverick Club Car Wash & Lemonade Stand! @ 1800 S Georgia St\, Ama rillo\, TX 79109\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Maverick Club Car Wash & Lemonade Stand! URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/maverick-club-car-wash-lemonade-stand/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
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We would love to see you and your team at the car wash! Our kids have been wo rking hard to raise money for our buses and they would love your support! Thank you for all that you do for our community!
\nPRESS REL EASE
\n“Why can’t we help? Why can’t we raise our own m oney to fix the buses?” – Maverick kids that overhead staff strategizing s olutions for much needed bus repairs.
\nTeens at Ma verick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo Host Car Wash to Raise Funds for Bus Repairs!
\nWHO: Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarill o
\nWHAT: Carwash and Lemonade Stand
\nWHEN: Friday\, July 12t h
\nTIME: 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM
\nWHERE: Burger King 1800 S. G eorgia St. Amarillo\, TX 79109
\nCONTACT: Ashley Howard\, ashleyh@maverickclub.org\, (918 ) 801-6608
\nThe teens of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo are rolling up their sleeves and putting on a carwash to raise much-neede d funds for bus repairs. The event will take place on Friday\, July 12\, 2 024\, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the Burger King located on Georgia Stree t. Alongside the carwash\, the teens will also be running a lemonade stand to refresh those who stop by to support this crucial cause.
\n“The idea came from the kids! Back when we had a bus breakdown in the school ye ar\, United Way was gracious to pay half of that bill with emergency funds . We were trying to think of ways to raise the other half of the bill\, wh ich is a little over $4\,000. The kids said we can have a car wash! Why c an’t we raise our own money?”\, said Donna Soria\, CEO. “They have been pl anning since before summer.”
\nThe teens are enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to their community and help ensure the continuit y of the Club’s services. By washing cars and selling lemonade\, they aim to raise the necessary funds to get the buses back in working order. “We h ope the community will come out to support us\,” said Kai\, a teen member of the Club. “Every car washed\, and every cup of lemonad e sold brings us one step closer to fixing our buses.”
\nThe Maveric k Boys & Girls Club relies heavily on its buses for various essential acti vities\, including field trips and transporting children from schools to t he main Dykeman Site. Unfortunately\, these buses are currently in despera te need of repairs\, risking our ability to serve the kids in Amarillo who need us most. “Our buses are a lifeline for the children we serve\,” said Donna Soria\, CEO/Executive Director of the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo. “Without them\, we would struggle to provide safe and reliable transportation for our kids\, which is why this carwash is so important.”< /p>\n
The Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo invites all community m embers to join them at Burger King on Georgia Street this Friday. Your sup port will help guarantee that the children of Amarillo have the transporta tion they need to access the enriching programs and activities offered by the Club. Together\, we can make a difference and keep our buses running s moothly for the kids who depend on them.
\n\n
Ashley Howard
\nCharitable Engagement Director
\nMaverick Bo ys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo
\n\n[o] 806-372-8393
\n[c] 918 -801-6608
\n X-COST:See Below END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-24403@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Terrie Campbell\; (806) 331-2227 DESCRIPTION:Empowering Older Adults Conference” Sept.24th 8:30 – 4:30\, Reg ion 16\nHi DJ\,\nWe are busy with great educational events! This one is ha ppening next Tuesday and filling up fast.\nSo if people would like to have a lunch\, then we ask that they register by no later than Monday morning 10:00am.\nThank you so much\,\nTerrie\nRegistration Link- https://wtamuuw. az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_55z13xPGg83HDF4\n \n \nTerrie Campbell\, LBS W\nBenefits Counseling Program Specialist\nPanhandle Regional Planning Com mission\nPO Box 9257\nAmarillo\, TX 79105\nOffice (806) 331-2227\nFax (806 ) 350-7896\n \n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240924T083000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240924T163000 GEO:+35.148059;-101.904177 LOCATION:Empowering Older Adults Conference @ 5800 Bell St\, Amarillo\, TX 79109\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY: Empowering Older Adults Conference URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/empowering-older-adults-conference/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nEmpowering Ol der Adults Conference” Sept.24th 8:30 – 4:30\, Region 16
\n< p>Hi DJ\,\nWe are busy with great educational events! This one is h appening next Tuesday and filling up fast.
\nSo if people would like to have a lunch\, then we ask that they register by no later than Monday morning 10:00am.
\nThank you so much\,
\nTerrie
\nRegist ration Link- https://wtamuuw.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_55z13xPGg83HDF4
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Terrie Campbell\, LBSW
\nBenefits Counseling Program Specialist
\nPanha ndle Regional Planning Commission
\nPO Box 9257
\nAmarillo\, T X 79105
\nOffice (806) 331-2227
\nFax (806) 350-7896
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\n X-COST:See Below END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-26305@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Ron Teal Ministries\; rontealministries@gmail.com DESCRIPTION:Ron Teal Ministries: The Gathering Meeting December 13\n \nThe Gathering will be meeting Friday\, December 13\, at 4521 Bobcat Springs\, Amarillo\, at 6:30 PM.\n \nIt will be the last meeting of this year so ple ase come and join us. We will worship together and dig into the Word.\nIt will be a powerful time because Holy Spirit will be leading the way! Com e expecting and God will meet you there!\nBlessings\,\nTrisha DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241213T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241213T213000 GEO:+35.167609;-102.055158 LOCATION: Ron Teal Ministries: The Gathering @ 4521 Bobcat Springs Rd\, Ama rillo\, TX 79119\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY: Ron Teal Ministries: The Gathering in Amarillo! URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/ron-teal-ministries-the-gathering-in-a marillo/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Ron Teal Mini stries: The Gathering Meeting December 13
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The Gathering will be meeting Friday\, December 13\, at 4521 Bobcat Spr ings\, Amarillo\, at 6:30 PM.
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It will be the last meetin g of this year so please come and join us. We will worship together and d ig into the Word.
\nIt will be a powerful time because Holy Spirit w ill be leading the way! Come expecting and God will meet you there!
\nBlessings\,
\nTrisha
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-26310@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Tim Reid\, Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center\; 806-350-8387\; 806 warmemorial@gmail.com\; www.TexasPanhandleWarMemorial.com DESCRIPTION:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Wreaths Across America\nWr eath Laying Ceremony\nTexas Panhandle War Memorial and Education Center\n4 111 S. Georgia\n806-350-8387\nTim Reid\nExecutive Director\nThis year the Texas Panhandle War Memorial\, together with Wreaths Across America\, is s ponsoring a wreath ceremony at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center on Saturday\, December 14\, 2024 at 10:00 am. The ceremony will honor and rem ember our Veterans from each of the service branches who have passed from this life.\nThe ceremony will take 15 to 20 minutes. This will give time to travel to either Llano Cemetery or Memorial Park Cemetery to participat e in laying wreaths on Veterans graves. Both will start wreath laying at 1 1:00 am.\nThe ceremony is being planned to be outside\, weather permitting . If the weather is too severe then we will move inside the Education Cen ter.\nThank you for supporting the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center and Wreaths Across America and helping us to fulfill our missions to Remember \, Honor\, and Teach.\n \nTim Reid\nExecutive Director\nTexas Panhandle Wa r Memorial\n4111 S. Georgia\nAmarillo\, TX 79110\n806-350-8387\n \nThe mis sion of the Texas Panhandle War Memorial is to “Honor\, commemorate and me morialize the service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and publ ic events.”\nTo Remember Every War\, To Remember Every Service Member\, To Remember is to Honor\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241214T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241214T103000 GEO:+35.171645;-101.865371 LOCATION:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Wreaths Across America @ Texa s Panhandle War Memorial Center\, 4111 S Georgia St\, Amarillo\, TX 79110\ , USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center: Wreaths Across America URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/texas-panhandle-war-memorial-center-wr eaths-across-america/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nTexas Panhand le War Memorial Center: Wreaths Across America
\nWreath Laying Ceremony
Texas Panhandle War Memorial and Education Center
\n4111 S. Georgia
\n806-350-8387
\nTim Reid
\nExecutive Director
\nThis year the Texas Panhandle War Memorial\, together with Wreaths Across America\, is sponsoring a wre ath ceremony at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center on Saturday\, Dece mber 14\, 2024 at 10:00 am. The ceremony will honor and remember our Veter ans from each of the service branches who have passed from this life.
\nThe ceremony will take 15 to 20 minutes. This will give time to trav el to either Llano Cemetery or Memorial Park Cemetery to participate in la ying wreaths on Veterans graves. Both will start wreath laying at 11:00 am .
\nThe ceremony is being planned to be outside\, weather permitting . If the weather is too severe then we will move inside the Education Cen ter.
\nThank you for supporting the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Cen ter and Wreaths Across America and helping us to fulfill our missions to R emember\, Honor\, and Teach.
\n\n
Tim Reid
\nExecutive Director
\nTexas Panhandle War Memorial
\n4111 S. Georgia
\nAmarillo\, TX 79110
\n806-350-8387
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Th e mission of the Texas Panhandle War Memorial is to “Honor\, commemora te and memorialize the service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and public events.”
\nTo Remember Every W ar\, To Remember Every Service Member\, To Remember is to Honor
\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-27610@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Elizabeth Williams\; lizeverett7@yahoo.com DESCRIPTION:Christian Women’s Convention\nAmarillo to Host Christian Women’ s Convention\nThe Historic Texas Northwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction pre sents the 45th Annual Women’s Convention\, March 12-14\, at Temple of Prai se\, 1900 West Amarillo Boulevard. Bishop John C. Brown\, host pastor.\nTh is power-packed convention will include dynamic speakers during day and ni ght services\, prayer\, praise and worship and much more!\nWednesday\, Mar ch 12th\, – 10am Mission outreach ministries. This will include nursing ho mes’ visitation\, and partnering with local social service agencies to hel p meet the needs of the homeless population\, women with children\, and ot hers who are less fortunate. Also\, “Civic Night\,” evening service will b egin at 7pm and will feature anointed congregational singing\, various cho irs\, psalmists and musicians. During this time\, both city and county off icials will be acknowledged for their service.\nThursday thru Friday Day s ervices – 10am: Daily Prayer and Consecration\; 11am – Educational Institu te\, followed by praise and worship day service speakers.\nThursday\, Marc h 13th (7pm) Official Night. keynote speaker: Bishop W.H. Watson III\, (Lu bbock\, Texas) Jurisdictional Prelate and 2nd Vice Chairman of the Board o f Bishops of the Church of God in Christ\, Inc. \n Friday\, March 14th- 9 :30 Prayer Breakfast (tickets are $30). 11Am Educational Institute\, 12pm – day service\n7pm keynote speaker is Renee Winston. Winston is an interna tional evangelist and shepherdess in the Church of God In Christ. She is a mother\, singer\, and entrepreneur. Additionally\, Renee is known for rea ching the multitudes because of her passionate love for God and people. In 2017\, Renee released a song titled “Only God Can Do It.” It continues to inspire both secular and Christian audiences via a myriad of platforms. I n 2018\, Renee released a book titled “Only God Can Do It\,” the story bei ng the song\, that depicts her testimony. Also\, in 2017\, Renee was the f irst female Regional President of Evangelism in the United States of Ameri ca. She pastors Abundant Remnant Ministries Church of God in Christ – San Francisco.\nMore than 200 are expected to attend the convention throughout the week. “We have\nconventions to train\, educate\, inspire and uplift w omen for ministry for better homes\, better communities and ultimately a b etter world\,” said Mother Mary Barnes\, Jurisdictional Supervisor.\nMovin g forward\, Mother Barnes’s vision for the women’s department is to see an ointed women of God equipped to wage warfare “against the devil to the sav ing of souls for the\nKingdom of God.” To do this\, she said\, “each one m ust reach one\, so that no woman is left behind. I do believe that everybo dy is somebody in the work of the Lord.”\nBishop W.H. Watson\, III\, who oversees approximately 70 churches in the TXNWJ\, said\, “I believe our co untry is on a precipice of complete moral decay. The family structure is b eing weakened\; marriage as defined in the bible is being redefined by our government.” He went on to say\, “Many people are being guided by opinion s of the crowd versus the Word of God.” Watson added that he is glad there are praying women of God who are “are maintaining and even lifting the st andard. Mother Mary Barnes (supervisor of the Texas Northwest Women’s Depa rtment) is doing a tremendous job of leading the department in this millen nium. I am looking forward to the Texas Northwest Women’s Convention becau se I believe both women and men alike will be encouraged and energized and trained to win souls for Christ and foster holy living in this day and ti me.”\n Mother (Jurisdictional title) Mary Barnes’s Biography \nMother Bar nes was saved and filled with the Holy Ghost in February 1973 while attend ing a revival\, under the anointed preaching of the late Superintendent Sy lvester Colter of Phoenix Arizona.\nShe was installed as the Jurisdiction al Supervisor of Texas Northwest Jurisdiction\,\nChurch of God in Christ\, Inc. on November 6\, 2009 in Memphis\, TN by the International\nGeneral S upervisor Mother Willie Mae Rivers. She is seventh in succession of Superv isors for Texas Northwest Jurisdiction\, succeeding the retired Supervisor Emeritus\, Mother Victorine Mackey.\nMother Barnes received her license a s an Evangelist Missionary in 1978 in the Arizona Jurisdiction\, under the leadership the late Bishop Felton King and the late Mother Ola H. Garner\ , State Supervisor. She also served seven years as the State Young People Willing Workers Chairlady of the Arizona Jurisdiction\, until moving to Te xas in 1986. Mother Barnes began her career in mortgage banking in Februa ry\, 1972\, and has worked in all facets of mortgage banking including man agement of a National Mortgage\nLending Operation\; former Vice President of Underwriting in the corporate offices of Allied Home Mortgage Corporati on in Houston\, TX\, until the Lord lead her to start her own business in March 2002. She was then named Executive Branch Manager of Allied Home Mor tgage Capital Corporation with offices in Brownwood and Buda\, Texas.\nShe attended Arizona State University\, Phoenix College and the Institute of Financial Education majoring in Financial Education and business. She is a Certified Mortgage Banking Underwriter\, FHA Direct Endorsement Underwrit er\, VA Automatic Underwriter\, and a certified IFA Residential Appraiser. She also has education in the medical field as an EKG Technician\, Emerg ency Medical Technologist\, Nursing Assistant and Medical Transcriptionist . Mother Mary Barnes and her husband (now resting in the arms of Je sus)\, Deacon Rudolph Barnes\, Sr.\, have two sons and two daughters (one daughter is deceased). Additionally\, she is a grandmother and great grand mother. DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250312T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250312T190000 GEO:+35.222802;-101.855928 LOCATION:Christian Women's Convention @ 1900 W Amarillo Blvd\, Amarillo\, T X 79107\, USA RDATE;TZID=America/Chicago:20250312T100000 RDATE;TZID=America/Chicago:20250313T100000 RDATE;TZID=America/Chicago:20250314T100000 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Christian Women’s Convention URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/christian-womens-convention/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Chris tian Women’s Convention
\nAmarillo to Host Christian Women’ s Convention
\nThe Historic Texas Northwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdict ion presents the 45th Annual Women’s Convention\, March 12-14\, at Temple of Praise\, 1900 West Amarillo Boulevard. Bishop John C. Brown\ , host pastor.
\nThis power-packed convention will include dynamic s peakers during day and night services\, prayer\, praise and worship and mu ch more!
\nWednesday\, March 12th\, – 10am Mission outreach m inistries. This will include nursing homes’ visitation\, and part nering with local social service agencies to help meet the needs of the ho meless population\, women with children\, and others who are less fortunat e. Also\, “Civic Night\,” evening service will begin at 7pm and will featu re anointed congregational singing\, various choirs\, psalmists and musici ans. During this time\, both city and county officials will be acknowledge d for their service.
\nThursday thru Friday Day services< /em> – 10am: Daily Prayer and Consecration\; 11am – Educational Institute\ , followed by praise and worship day service speakers.
\nThur sday\, March 13th (7pm) Official Night . keynote speaker: Bishop W.H. Watson III\, (Lubbock\, Texas) Jurisdictional Prelate and 2nd Vice Chairman of the Board of Bishops of the Church of God in Christ\, Inc.
\nFriday\, March 14th- 9:30 Prayer Bre akfast (tickets are $30). 11Am Educational Institute\, 12pm – day service< /u>
\n7pm keynote speaker is Renee Winston. Winston is an inter national evangelist and shepherdess in the Church of God In Christ. She is a mother\, singer\, and entrepreneur. Additionally\, Renee is known for r eaching the multitudes because of her passionate love for God and people. In 2017\, Renee released a song titled “Only God Can Do It.” It continues to inspire both secular and Christian audiences via a myriad of platforms. In 2018\, Renee released a book titled “Only God Can Do It\,” the story b eing the song\, that depicts her testimony. Also\, in 2017\, Renee was the first female Regional President of Evangelism in the United States of Ame rica. She pastors Abundant Remnant Ministries Church of God in Christ – Sa n Francisco.
\nMore than 200 are expected to attend the convention t hroughout the week. “We have
\nconventions to train\, educate\, insp ire and uplift women for ministry for better homes\, better communities an d ultimately a better world\,” said Mother Mary Barnes\, Jurisdictional Su pervisor.
\nMoving forward\, Mother Barnes’s vision for the women’s department is to see anointed women of God equipped to wage warfare “again st the devil to the saving of souls for the
\nKingdom of God.” To do this\, she said\, “each one must reach one\, so that no woman is left beh ind. I do believe that everybody is somebody in the work of the Lord.”
\nBishop W.H. Watson\, III\, who oversees approximately 70 churches in the TXNWJ\, said\, “I believe our country is on a precipice of complete m oral decay. The family structure is being weakened\; marriage as defined i n the bible is being redefined by our government.” He went on to say\, “Ma ny people are being guided by opinions of the crowd versus the Word of God .” Watson added that he is glad there are praying women of God who are “ar e maintaining and even lifting the standard. Mother Mary Barnes (superviso r of the Texas Northwest Women’s Department) is doing a tremendous job of leading the department in this millennium. I am looking forward to the Tex as Northwest Women’s Convention because I believe both women and men alike will be encouraged and energized and trained to win souls for Christ and foster holy living in this day and time.”
\nMother (Jurisd ictional title) Mary Barnes’s Biography
\nMother Barnes wa s saved and filled with the Holy Ghost in February 1973 while attending a revival\, under the anointed preaching of the late Superintendent Sylveste r Colter of Phoenix Arizona.
\nShe was installed as the Jurisdictio nal Supervisor of Texas Northwest Jurisdiction\,
\nChurch of God in Christ\, Inc. on November 6\, 2009 in Memphis\, TN by the International
\nGeneral Supervisor Mother Willie Mae Rivers. She is seventh in succe ssion of Supervisors for Texas Northwest Jurisdiction\, succeeding the ret ired Supervisor Emeritus\, Mother Victorine Mackey.
\nMother Barnes received her license as an Evangelist Missionary in 1978 in the Arizona Ju risdiction\, under the leadership the late Bishop Felton King and the late Mother Ola H. Garner\, State Supervisor. She also served seven years as t he State Young People Willing Workers Chairlady of the Arizona Jurisdictio n\, until moving to Texas in 1986. Mother Barnes began her career in mort gage banking in February\, 1972\, and has worked in all facets of mortgage banking including management of a National Mortgage
\nLending Opera tion\; former Vice President of Underwriting in the corporate offices of A llied Home Mortgage Corporation in Houston\, TX\, until the Lord lead her to start her own business in March 2002. She was then named Executive Bran ch Manager of Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation with offices in Bro wnwood and Buda\, Texas.
\nShe attended Arizona State University\, P hoenix College and the Institute of Financial Education majoring in Financ ial Education and business. She is a Certified Mortgage Banking Underwrite r\, FHA Direct Endorsement Underwriter\, VA Automatic Underwriter\, and a certified IFA Residential Appraiser. She also has education in the medica l field as an EKG Technician\, Emergency Medical Technologist\, Nursing As sistant and Medical Transcriptionist. Mother Mary Barnes and her hu sband (now resting in the arms of Jesus)\, Deacon Rudolph Barnes\, Sr.\, h ave two sons and two daughters (one daughter is deceased). Additionally\, she is a grandmother and great grandmother.
\n X-COST:Ask Coordinator END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-26855@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Veronica Colmenarez\; 512.442.7501\; veronica@txsdy.org DESCRIPTION:Panhandle Area Regional Forum March 19\, 2025 9 am – 4 pm Doors open at 8:30 David’s Quality Electric 1751 SE 16th Avenue\, Amarillo\, TX 79102\nThis forum is designed for anyone who is interested in working col laboratively to prevent youth alcohol and cannabis use. LUNCH provided. R egister at https://bit.ly/panhandleforum Attendance is FREE\, but pre-reg istration is required to ensure sufficient food and seating. Registration deadline is March 14th. Once registered\, you will receive a confirmation email with site-specific details. Day-At-A-Glance Check-in & Breakfast Mor ning – State and local prevention leaders speak on youth substance use tre nds\, how they affect young people\, and the heart of our prevention work Lunch (provided) – Networking Afternoon – Interactive sessions focused on what’s happening in our community and next steps to protect our youth Ques tions? Contact Veronica Colmenarez at veronica@txsdy.org or call 512.442.7 501\n \nThanks\,\nLaViza\n \nLaViza Matthews\nTraffic Safety Specialist Am arillo District\nChild Passenger Safety Lead Instructor\nTxDOT Representat ive-State Board CFRT\nOffice- 806-356-3338\nCell- 806-290-3584\nLaviza.mat thews@txdot.gov DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250319T083000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250319T160000 GEO:+35.194947;-101.818255 LOCATION:Panhandle Area Regional Forum @ 1751 SE 16th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 7 9102\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Panhandle Area Regional Forum URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/panhandle-area-regional-forum/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nPanhandle Are a Regional Forum March 19\, 2025 9 am – 4 pm Doors open at 8:30 David’s Qu ality Electric 1751 SE 16th Avenue\, Amarillo\, TX 79102
\nThis foru
m is designed for anyone who is interested in working collaboratively to p
revent youth alcohol and cannabis use. LUNCH provided. Register at
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Thanks\,
\nLaViza
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LaViza Matthews
\nTraffic Safety Specialist Amarillo District
\nChild Passenger Safety Lead Instructor
\nTxDOT Representati ve-State Board CFRT
\nOffice- 806-356-3338
\nCell- 806-290-358 4
\nLaviza.matthews@txdot.gov
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-33990@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Napoli's\; 806-220-2258 DESCRIPTION:Andy Chase: The Amarillo favorite slings songs every Friday at Napoli’s Italian Restaurant. (7 p.m. 700 S. Taylor St.\; 806-220-2258) DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250509T190000 GEO:+35.206356;-101.836246 LOCATION:Andy Chase @ 700 S Taylor St Studio A\, Amarillo\, TX 79101\, USA SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Andy Chase URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/andy-chase-19/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Andy Chase: The Amarillo favorite slings songs every Friday at Napoli’s Italian Restaurant. (7 p.m. 700 S. Taylor St.\; 806-220-2258)
\n X-COST:Ask Coordinator X-INSTANT-EVENT:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-35789@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Angie Duncan\; (806) 677-3037\; AmarilloNarcanLady@gmail.com DESCRIPTION:Texas Panhandle: 1st Annual Overdose Awareness Day- Saturday\, August 23\, 2025\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nContact: Angie Duncan\nEmail: Ama rilloNarcanLady@gmail.com\nPhone: (806) 677-3037\nTexas Panhandle to Host 1st Annual Overdose Awareness Day\nEvent Offers Media Interviews Beforehan d & Invites Press to Attend\nAmarillo\, TX – The Texas Panhandle will come together for a powerful evening of remembrance\, support\, and action at the 1st Annual Texas Panhandle Overdose Awareness Day on Saturday\, August 23\, 2025\, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Sam Houston Park\, Amarillo\, TX. The event is free and open to the public.\nThis heartfelt gathering will h onor the lives lost to overdose\, provide support to those affected\, and raise awareness to prevent future tragedies. Guests will experience an eve ning filled with live music\, local food trucks\, community vendors\, an a rt show\, and a creative “Chalk the Walk” contest. Memorial activities\, e ducational booths\, and opportunities to connect with others who understan d will provide a space for healing\, hope\, and advocacy.\nThe event’s mes sage is clear and urgent:\n“Honor the dead. Fight like hell for the living . Carry Narcan.”\nMedia Opportunity:\nTexas Panhandle Overdose Awareness i s offering interviews with event organizers\, local advocates\, and famili es impacted by overdose before the event. These interviews can provide in- depth insights into the overdose crisis in the region\, prevention strateg ies\, and how the community is responding. Members of the press are also i nvited to attend and cover the event live on August 23rd.\nAbout Texas Pan handle Overdose Awareness\nFounded in 2023 in honor of Drew Seager\, who t ragically lost his life to an accidental drug overdose in 2018\, Texas Pan handle Overdose Awareness is a nonprofit organization committed to changin g the local narrative around substance use and overdose. The organization works to educate the public\, promote prevention\, and provide resources t hat can save lives.\nEvent Details:\n📅 Date: Saturday\, August 23\, 2025\n 🕓 Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM\n📍 Location: Sam Houston Park\, Amarillo\, TX\n🎟 ️ Cost: Free and open to the public\nHighlights Include:\n\n🕊️ Memorials h onoring lives lost\n🎨 Art & Advocacy displays\, including an art show and “Chalk the Walk” contest\n💜 Community Support through local vendors\, educ ational booths\, and resources\n🍴 Local food trucks and live entertainment \n\nFor interviews or press inquiries\, please contact:\nAngie Duncan\n📧 A marilloNarcanLady@gmail.com\n📞 (806) 677-3037\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250823T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250823T210000 GEO:+35.206778;-101.883113 LOCATION:Texas Panhandle: 1st Annual Overdose Awareness Day- Saturday\, Aug ust 23\, 2025 @ Sam Houston Park\, 4101 Line Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79106\, U SA SEQUENCE:35791 SUMMARY:Texas Panhandle: 1st Annual Overdose Awareness Day- Saturday\, Augu st 23\, 2025 URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/texas-panhandle-1st-annual-overdose-aw areness-day-saturday-august-23-2025/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nTexas Panhand le: 1st Annual Overdose Awareness Day- Saturday\, August 23\, 2025
\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
\nContact: A
ngie Duncan
\nEmail: Am
arilloNarcanLady@gmail.com
\nPhone: (806) 677-3037
Event Offers Media Interviews Beforehand & Invites Press to Att end
\nAmarillo\, TX – The Texas Panhandle will come together for a powerful evening of remembrance\, support\, and a ction at the 1st Annual Texas Panhandle Overdose Awareness Day on Saturday\, August 23\, 2025\, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Sam Houston Park\, Amarillo\, TX. The event is free and open to the public.
\nThis heartfelt gather ing will honor the lives lost to overdose\, provide support to those affec ted\, and raise awareness to prevent future tragedies. Guests will experie nce an evening filled with live music\, local food trucks\, commun ity vendors\, an art show\, and a creative “Chalk the Walk” contest. Memorial activities\, educational booths\, and opportunities to connec t with others who understand will provide a space for healing\, ho pe\, and advocacy.
\nThe event’s message is clear and urgen t:
\n“Honor the dead. Fight like hell for the living. Carry Narc an.”
\nMedia Opportunity:
\nTexas Panhand
le Overdose Awareness is offering interviews with event organizers\, local
advocates\, and families impacted by overdose before the event. These interviews can provide in-depth insights into the overdose c
risis in the region\, prevention strategies\, and how the community is res
ponding. Members of the press are also invited to attend and cover
the event live on August 23rd.
About Texas Panha
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\nFounded in 2023 in honor of
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\n📅 Date: Saturday\, August 23\, 202
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\n🕓 Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
\n📍 Locat
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\n🎟️ Cost: Free and open to the public
Highlights Include:
\nFor interviews or press inquiries\
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\nAngie Duncan
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\n📞 (806) 677-3037
\n X-COST:See Below END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-35786@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:Dr. Shanna James\; (806) 570-9317\; shanna.james@andreasprojecttx.o rg\; www.andreasprojecttx.org DESCRIPTION:Andrea’s Project to Host 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Prevent Alcohol-Related Harm\nAndrea’s Project to Host 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Prevent Alcohol-Related Harm\nSponsorships & Team Registration Now Open \nAmarillo\, TX – Andrea’s Project is proud to announce its 4th Annual Gol f Fundraiser\, taking place on Saturday\, September 13\, 2025 at Ross Roge rs Golf Course in Amarillo. This fun-filled 2-Man Scramble will not only b ring together golfers from across the Texas Panhandle but will also help r aise critical funds to prevent alcohol-related harm in our communities.\nT he tournament will feature a 9:00 AM shotgun start\, exciting contests\, p rizes\, and opportunities to support Andrea’s Project through team registr ation and sponsorships. Funds raised will go directly toward prevention ed ucation\, victim impact panels\, youth engagement programs\, and community outreach efforts.\nSponsorship Opportunities:\nFrom Title Sponsor to Hole Sponsors\, businesses and individuals can partner with Andrea’s Project t o make a lasting impact while gaining community recognition. Sponsorship l evels include:\n\nEagle Sponsor – $2\,500\nBirdie Sponsor – $1\,000\nHole Sponsor – $150\n\nSponsors receive promotional recognition on event materi als\, signage\, and during the awards ceremony.\nTeam Registration:\n\n$25 0 per team (includes green fees\, cart\, and lunch)\n2-Man Scramble format \nLimited spots available — early registration is encouraged!\n\nAbout And rea’s Project\nAndrea’s Project was founded in memory of Andrea Elizalde\, whose life was tragically cut short by a drunk driver. The nonprofit serv es the Amarillo area and Texas Panhandle\, working to prevent and reduce a lcohol-related harm through education\, advocacy\, and community programs. \n“Every swing\, every sponsorship\, every team entry helps us keep anothe r family from experiencing the heartbreak of losing a loved one to impaire d driving\,” said Shanna James\, Executive Director of Andrea’s Project.\n Event Details:\n📅 Date: Saturday\, September 13\, 2025\n🕘 Time: 9:00 AM Sh otgun Start\n📍 Location: Ross Rogers Golf Course\, Amarillo\, TX\n🏌️ Forma t: 2-Man Scramble\n💵 Entry Fee: $250 per team\nRegister or Become a Sponso r:\nVisit www.AndreasProjectTX.org/events to sign up or learn more about s ponsorship opportunities.\nContact for Sponsorships & Registration:\nShann a James\n📧 Shanna.James@AndreasProjectTX.org\n📞 (806) 570-9317 DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250913T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250913T130000 GEO:+35.239254;-101.842932 LOCATION:Andrea’s Project: 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Prevent Alcohol-Re lated Harm @ 722 NW 24th Ave\, Amarillo\, TX 79107\, USA SEQUENCE:35788 SUMMARY:Andrea’s Project: 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Prevent Alcohol-Rel ated Harm URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/andreas-project-4th-annual-golf-tourna ment-to-prevent-alcohol-related-harm/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
Andrea’s Proj ect to Host 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Prevent Alcohol-Related Harm
\nAndrea’s Project to Host 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Preven t Alcohol-Related Harm
\nSponsorships & Team Regist ration Now Open
\nAmarillo\, TX – Andrea’s
Project is proud to announce its 4th Annual Golf Fundraiser\, taking place on Saturday\, September 13\, 2025 at <
strong>Ross Rogers Golf Course in Amarillo. This fun-filled
The tournament will featur e a 9:00 AM shotgun start\, exciting contests\, prizes\, and opportunities to support Andrea’s Project through team registration an d sponsorships. Funds raised will go directly toward prevention education\ , victim impact panels\, youth engagement programs\, and community outreac h efforts.
\nSponsorship Opportunities:
\nFrom
Title Sponsor to Hole Sponsors\, busine
sses and individuals can partner with Andrea’s Project to make a lasting i
mpact while gaining community recognition. Sponsorship levels include:
Sponsors receive pro motional recognition on event materials\, signage\, and during the awards ceremony.
\nTeam Registration:
\nAbout Andrea’s Project
\nAndrea’s Proj
ect was founded in memory of Andrea Elizalde\, whose life
was tragically cut short by a drunk driver. The nonprofit serves the Amar
illo area and Texas Panhandle\, working to prevent and reduce alco
hol-related harm through education\, advocacy\, and community pro
grams.
“Every swing\, every sponsorship\, every team entry helps u s keep another family from experiencing the heartbreak of losing a loved o ne to impaired driving\,” said Shanna James\, Executive D irector of Andrea’s Project.
\nEvent Details:
\n📅 Date: Saturday\, September 13\, 2025
\n🕘 Time: 9:00 AM Shotgun Start
\n📍 Location:
Ross Rogers Golf Course\, Amarillo\, TX
\n🏌️ Format:
2-Man Scramble
\n💵 Entry Fee: $250 per team
Register or Become a Sponsor:
\nVisit www.AndreasProjectTX.org/event
s to sign up or learn more about sponsorship opportunities.\n
Contact for Sponsorships & Registration:
\nShanna James
\n📧 Shanna.James@AndreasProjectTX.org
\n📞 (806) 570-931
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Storybridge L IVE 2025 at Hodgetown on Saturday\, Oct 4
\nAlso\, here is a link to a video we had made last year: https://drive.google. com/file/d/1pJdmY8M5rXKtBlq_CXc_B3P0hVMQkkoV/view?usp=drive_web – feel free to use any of that footage.
\nSTORYBRIDGE LIVE CELEBRA TES 5 YEARS OF STORYBOOK MAGIC AT HODGETOWN
\nThe event wil l run from 9-12 this Saturday morning (9-10 is a limited attendance Early Access Hour\, 10-12 is General Admission). We would love to have you ther e!
\nLive a good story!
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\nPhone: 806-599-3560 Ext. 3
\nE mail: chandra@storybr idgeama.org
\nAddress: PO Box 50524 | Amarillo\ , TX 79159
\nWebsite: storybridgeama.org
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Satur day: Oct. 25th
\n12 Noon until Sold out : Fish Fry Meal (Fish\, Fries\, Corn\, Salad\, Dessert & tea or soft drink )
\n$15 donation
\nDine-in or Take-out. Hilltop Senior Citizen Center 1131 N Taylor Street Proceeds to Benefit Cancer Treatments for Donna Warner
\n\n X-COST:$15 donation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-37802@welcomepardner.com/new DTSTAMP:20260608T145054Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Non Profit CONTACT:David Henry City of Amarillo Communications Manager\; (806) 378-521 9\; David.Henry@amarillo.gov\; www.amw.amarillo.gov/ DESCRIPTION: \nAAMW Waiving Adoption Fees \nFriday\n AMARILLO – For one day this week\, the City of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Department (AAMW) is making it easier and more convenient for the Amarillo community to adopt a pet from the shelter.\nOn Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.\, adop tion fees will be waived on all available pets. Adoption fees include spay /neuter\, microchipping and up‑to‑date vaccinations.\nFor more information and to see pets available for adoption\, go to the AAMW website at:\nwww. amw.amarillo.gov/\nAlso for more information\, contact City of Amarillo Me dia Relations Manager David Henry at (806) 378-5219 or by email at David.H enry@amarillo.gov.\n \n###\n \n \nThanks\,\n \nDavid Henry\nMedia Relation s Manager\nOffice of Engagement & Innovation\ndavid.henry@amarillo.gov\nO: 806-378-5219\nC: 806-336-2263\n \n \n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251121T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251121T180000 GEO:+35.175188;-101.812533 LOCATION:AAMW Waiving Adoption Fees Friday @ 3501 S Osage St\, Amarillo\, T X 79118\, USA SEQUENCE:37803 SUMMARY:AAMW Waiving Adoption Fees Friday URL:https://welcomepardner.com/event/aamw-waiving-adoption-fees-friday/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\n
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AMARILLO – For one day this wee k\, the City of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Department (AAMW) i s making it easier and more convenient for the Amarillo community to adopt a pet from the shelter.
\nOn Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.\, adopti on fees will be waived on all available pets. Adoption fees include spay/n euter\, microchipping and up‑to‑date vaccinations.
\nFor more inform ation and to see pets available for adoption\, go to the AAMW website at:< /p>\n
www.amw.amarillo.gov/
\nAlso for more information\, contact City of Amarillo Media Relations Manager David Henry at (806) 378-5219 or by email at David.Henry@amarillo.gov.
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Thanks\,
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David Henry
\nMedia Relations Manager
\nOffice of Engagement & Innovation
\n\nO: 806-378-5219
\nC: 806-336-2263
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Texas Panhand le War Memorial and Education Center 4111 S. Georgia
\nThis Saturday\, December 6 at 1 pm\, the Texas Panhandle War Memorial and Education Center will be hosting a one-hour lecture/seminar\, “Reflections on the Military”.
\nOur guest speaker\,
Sunday\, Dec 7\, the day that lives in infamy\, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. This year marks the 84th anniversary of this historic event wh ich brought the United States to declare war on Japan.
\nTake advant age of this free presentation and tour our military history education cent er and
\nMuseum where we honor and remember our Panhandle Veterans. Test your knowledge in our Education Center with five computer kiosks disp laying information about 11 U. S. wars\, and visit our outdoor displays in cluding a Huey helicopter\, supersonic jet fighter/bomber and the third la rgest piece of the USS Arizona deck and superstructure. Walk through the g ardens and view the monuments honoring 1\,557 Panhandle Veterans who gave their lives in battle.
\nWe encourage you to visit our education cen ter Tuesday through Saturday\, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
\nThe lectures are held at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center\, 4111 S. Georgia\, at 1:0 0 p.m. Light snacks will be served.
\nFollow us on Facebook and visi t our website texaspanhandl ewarmemorial.com
\nThank you
\nTim
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Tim R eid
\nExecutive Director
\nFBI Unit Chief Retd
\nTexas P anhandle War Memorial
\n4111 S. Georgia
\nAmarillo\, TX 79110< /p>\n
806-350-8387
\nThe mission of the Texas Panhandle Wa r Memorial is to “Honor\, commemorate and memorialize the service and sacrifice of Veterans through education and public events.”< /p>\n
To Remember Every War\, To Remember Every Service Memb er\, To Remember is to Honor
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\n5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.< /p>\n
3500 I-40 West
\nFree Networking Event
\nMore Informat ion: Mary\, (806) 342-2009
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