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Schools, towns and organizations across the Panhandle are sought to collaborate with a West Texas A&M University program that provides help for rural communities in need.

In Amarillo, it’s estimated 8,000 K-12 students don’t have access to the Web or today's needed technology skills, recognized as the digital divide.

On Tuesday evening, the Refugee Language Project presented the inaugural Amarillo Refugee State of the Union event via a webinar. Organizers said the effort provided local partners with an opportunity to learn about Amarillo’s refugees in a comprehensive and empowering manner. "I'm so excited to celebrate with you about the refugees communities of this city," said Ryan Pennington, Refugee Language Project executive director, during the webinar, extending gratitude to Amarillo College, local churches, volunteers and varied donors. "It is complex. It is interesting and I have a lot to sh...