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The second annual ‘Food Truck Challenge’ for Pampa United Way is happening this Saturday, May 20th. The event will take place at Central Park with vendors and food trucks set up for …

While rain is still falling in some areas of Kansas, we have the rainfall amounts from the previous 24 hours.

The Gray County Commissioners Court had a regular session meeting. County Judge Chris Porter began the meeting by honoring Gaye Whitehead for 38 years of service as the County Tax …

Students from The Well STEAM and Literacy Center had a unique opportunity to experience a mock trial at the Gray County Courthouse. This was the first time the courthouse has done a mock trial to …

In February 2021, Texas and wide swaths of North America were shut down by Winter Storm Uri, which caused massive blackouts and left millions of people without power for days. The winter storms exposed vulnerabilities in our country’s electrical grid, and underlined the pressing need for a more reliable energy system. Is a recent breakthrough in nuclear fusion a possible path forward?

As of Aug. 10, Gray County sat at 26 active COVID-19 cases and was still at level yellow. But County Judge Chris Porter said where the State sits with reporting Covid cases to County Judge/Health …

Twenty-five students ranked in the top ten percent of the Class of 2023, one student has earned the distinction of Superintendent Scholar, and two students have earned an Associate Degree from …

The Eugene and Daniela Anderson Scholarship Foundation (ASF), has announced that graduating Pampa High School students (PHS) Jesus Bernal, Jose Lerma Montes, and Riley Coble are this year’s …

    Closing in on two years together, Stealing Handshakes are on the airwaves. The band made their debut last year and performed at the ‘Hometown Celebration’ hosted by …

A record 630 individuals attended Wheatland Electric’s 2023 Annual Meeting on April 26, 20