EAGER FOR EASTER EGGS
Photo by Sasha Heller
Above, the mad dash begins! Children race around in hopes of collecting as many Easter eggs as possible Thursday at an Easter egg hunt at Clarendon College.
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The Pampa News launches new website Monday
The Pampa News is proud to announce it will launch its new website on Monday. Visitors will able to view five stories and other news items before the pay wall kicks in, which will provide users info on how to subscribe. Current subscribers will
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Pampa’s top 10 employers, property taxpayers
Pampa’s top 10 employers,
property taxpayers
Ever wonder who employs the most residents of Pampa? How about which company pays the most property taxes? Find that information below.
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County Commission meets Monday
The Gray County Commissioners Court will meet at 9 a.m., Monday to consider the purchase of a dozer rear ripper for Precinct 3. The Commission will also consider modifying its contract with the USDA Forest Service and consider a road crossing request on McClellan
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You can’t keep 'A Rebel Woman' down
You can’t keep
‘A Rebel Woman’ down
Photos by Sasha Heller
Above from left, sophomore Dacie McGill, sophomore Jenna Gee, and freshmen Carolyn Davis
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You can’t keep 'A Rebel Woman' down
Thanks to a solid and emotional performance Wednesday night at the M.K. Brown Memorial Auditorium, Pampa High School will advance to the University Interscholastic League (UIL) Area Level Competition for its one-act play, “A Rebel Woman in Texas.”
“Rebel” is
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City amends landscape ordinance
City amends
landscape
ordinance
The Pampa City Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved amending the city’s Landscaping Ordinance, adding a point system based on street
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NWS storm spotter training in Pampa
The National Weather Service in Amarillo and the Pampa Office of Emergency Management will host a SKYWARN Spotter training session at 9 a.m. April 5 at Pampa City Hall, 200 W. Foster Ave.
The SKYWARN spotter training session is free
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SIGN ON THE DOTTED LINE
Senior middle infielder and pitcher, James Thompson, signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Frank Phillips College in Borger on Thursday afternoon. Thompson is pictured with his parents, Doug and Ann. “I am looking forward
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Hustlin’ Harvesters skin Wildcats
Above, Jake Green soars high for a bucket. Right, Derrek Pollard skies above the rim on Friday night.
The Hustlin’ Harvesters hosted
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Lady Harvesters declaw Lady Wildcats
Taylor Eubank streaks past River Road defenders for a layup.
The Lady Harvesters hosted the Lady Wildcats of River Road on Friday night in McNeely Fieldhouse hoping to even
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Lady Harvesters move to 4-3 in district by beating Borger
Photo by Gayden Hays
TALKING STRATEGY. Lady Harvester Head Volleyball Coach Brooke Sanford talks over game strategy during a recent match. Pampa is 4-3 in district and will play host to the Dalhart Wolves
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Building permits issued for September, October
To provide governmental transparency to the public, The Pampa News will begin printing all of the building permits issued by the City of Pampa, starting with last summer and moving forward. The City of Pampa issued 182 building permits between
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Good Sams helps almost 2,000 a month
Good Samaritan Christian Services gives aid to approximately 1,986 individuals each month in the Pampa area under the direction of volunteer Executive Director Joy Bivins.
Good Sams has served the Pampa community
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