Amarillo Globe-News (Amarillo, TX) articles from February 2005

Amarillo Globe-News (Amarillo, TX) archives from February 2005

You're now in Rotor City, USA; AEDC pushes name as new identity for Amarillo.
February 1, 2005

Assembly begins on chopper.
February 1, 2005

Survey to collect sentiment on city's parks.
February 1, 2005

New high school's fate at stake; voters to decide $16 million bond issue.
February 1, 2005

Report says credit scoring has value.
February 2, 2005

Funky Chicken delivers to home, office.
February 2, 2005

Atmos rebrands TXU Gas with own trademark.
February 2, 2005

City Commission puts public smoking ban on May ballot.
February 2, 2005

Strayhorn hints at governorship.
February 3, 2005

Hospital, woman settle lawsuit.
February 3, 2005

Swift & Co. to reduce employee work hours.
February 3, 2005

City smoking ban would be historic.
February 3, 2005

Bush to Congress: Save Social Security.
February 3, 2005

Party Planners Need To Know Super Rules of NFL.
February 3, 2005

Library opens in Clarendon; college, community welcome $1.5 million facility.
February 4, 2005

Plains museum to get new display; Canadian Frontier collection to open in May.
February 4, 2005

Rules govern political campaigning; smoking ban advocacy at issue.
February 4, 2005

West Texas A&M University explains tuition increase.
February 4, 2005

Quality, supply, demand part of water plan.
February 4, 2005

Air Traffic Climbing at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.
February 5, 2005

Thornberry: Navy made right decision on Marine One assembly.
February 5, 2005

McCartt says she's ready, willing to become mayor.
February 5, 2005

Voters to decide fate of school district's $16 million bond election.
February 5, 2005

Wal-Mart granted permit.
February 5, 2005

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, Dwayne Hartnett column.
February 6, 2005

Team US101 to have first helicopters ready by 2009.
February 6, 2005

Bell Helicopter seeking job applicants for Marine One job.
February 6, 2005

Partnerships train Bell Helicopter work force.
February 6, 2005

Hotly contested River Road school bond issue fails.
February 6, 2005

IRS official denies claims in second suit; employees cite hostile conditions.
February 7, 2005

Mayor: Disclosing personal financial details 'drastic for a volunteer position'.
February 7, 2005

Dogs and handlers train constantly for mission.
February 7, 2005

Graduation rates lower in Panhandle than nation.
February 7, 2005

Metzinger named Globe-News ad director.
February 8, 2005

New hip surgery aids patient, lowers cost.
February 8, 2005

Valor Communications seeks to boost clout with IPO.
February 8, 2005

Slaughter of lamb violated state lab policy.
February 8, 2005

Wells Fargo plans expansion.
February 9, 2005

Bush plans to nominate Sell to key DOE post.
February 9, 2005

Country Inn and Suites opens in Amarillo.
February 9, 2005

Couple keep Dalhart presses rolling.
February 9, 2005

Major renovation coming to Borger Refinery.
February 9, 2005

Farm-to-Market Road work expected to advance.
February 9, 2005

Group forms to oppose smoking ban.
February 9, 2005

Trail corridor, volunteer plaza to open.
February 9, 2005

Sully's joins restaurant lineup.
February 10, 2005

'Super Bowl of cutting' begins run.
February 10, 2005

Valor Communications Group prices IPO at $15.
February 10, 2005... Byline: Dwayne Hartnett Feb. 10--Valor Communications Group announced Wednesday that it has priced its initial public offering of 29,375,000 shares of common stock at $15 per share. All shares in the offering are being offered by Valor...

Atmos reports solid first-quarter results.
February 11, 2005

Neugebauer touts crop insurance bill.
February 11, 2005

Horse show rides into town; cutting horse event impacts city's economy.
February 11, 2005

Anti-smoking group files paperwork.
February 11, 2005

River Road ponders new school bond election.
February 11, 2005

Not just horsing around, youths to compete in world finals events.
February 12, 2005

BBB to present Torch Awards.
February 13, 2005

Bush's idea to cut economic development grant program funds worries many.
February 13, 2005

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, Dwayne Hartnett column.
February 13, 2005

Proposal gives rape victims emergency contraception facts.
February 13, 2005

How will a smoking ban affect Amarillo?
February 13, 2005

Smoking can kill you, says Texas Tech medical professor.
February 13, 2005

Anonymous donor helps Children's Home; remodel of six cottages to take 2 years.
February 14, 2005

Woman tries to bring compassion into job in family department.
February 14, 2005

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, job profile column.
February 14, 2005

There is still time to get that special someone the perfect Valentine gift.
February 14, 2005

Continental adds 4 flights to Houston hub.
February 15, 2005

Helicopter's success growing; Bell to offer military version of 407 to Army.
February 15, 2005

School district OKs lighting upgrades; campus ethernet access also gets nod.
February 15, 2005

Potter to lease stadium to Ace Baseball Academy semi-professional team.
February 15, 2005

Trainer makes sure cutting horses, riders know what to do.
February 16, 2005

Thermal-imaging cameras will help firefighters see in smoky surroundings.
February 16, 2005

Housing market strong.
February 17, 2005

SBC dials up Globe-News Center for phone book cover.
February 17, 2005

BBB recognizes ethical business.
February 18, 2005

United Arab Emirates orders AB139s from Bell.
February 18, 2005

Mortgage rates drive housing starts.
February 18, 2005

Discovery Center's director resigns.
February 18, 2005

Positive flu tests moderate; shots still available.
February 19, 2005... Feb. 19--The number of rapid tests for influenza in Potter and Randall counties has moderated in the past two weeks, according to the Bi-City-County Public Health Department. The number of positive rapid flu tests, screening tests run in...

Transportation planners seek public input.
February 19, 2005... Byline: Joe Chapman Feb. 19--Another overpass project between Amarillo and Canyon and a plan to widen a northern section of Tascosa Road are but two of the projects included in a new short-range planning document. The public is invited...

Amarillo high on low list for water rates.
February 19, 2005... Byline: Joe Chapman Feb. 19--It's not unusual for Amarillo officials to take satisfaction in the city's operations. But sometimes validation comes from another city. A survey released by the city of Austin last month placed...

Vendors see mixed success at horse show.
February 19, 2005... Byline: George Schwarz Feb. 19--Vendors gave mixed reviews Friday on the business they've done at the National Cutting Horse Association World Finals. And if not springing eternal, hope was for more business this weekend to give a...

Lone Star Film & Video takes top ADDY Award.
February 20, 2005

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, Dwayne Hartnett column.
February 20, 2005

Cutting horse competitors hit the road.
February 20, 2005... Byline: Brandi Dean Feb. 20--Good food and good people. That seems to be the prevailing opinion that visitors in town for the National Cutting Horse Association World Finals will take with them when they leave Amarillo. "I really...

Road work puts stress on businesses near interstate.
February 20, 2005... Byline: Beth Wilson Feb. 20--Above the new Fords, red and silver ribbons blow in the brisk Panhandle breeze, and above that, three dirt movers run back and forth over the lanes that will soon take Interstate 27 over McCormick Road. ...