Amarillo Globe-News (Amarillo, TX) articles from June 2006

Amarillo Globe-News (Amarillo, TX) archives from June 2006

AEDC adds two to staff.
June 4, 2006

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, farm briefs column.
June 4, 2006

Natural gas pipeline looking good for the Panhandle area.
June 4, 2006

Canyon approves economic projects.
June 6, 2006

A lock on security.
June 6, 2006

Finalists vie for grants to expand, market ideas.
June 7, 2006

House clears way for new gasoline refineries.
June 9, 2006

Amarillo closer to activating trade zone.
June 11, 2006

Fort Worth employees, Bell to continue talks.
June 13, 2006

Amarillo's Sam's Club celebrates 20th anniversary.
June 13, 2006

AEDC approves $3.3 million in grants.
June 14, 2006

325-ton reactor completes 1,500-mile trip.
June 14, 2006

City OKs tax petition.
June 14, 2006

Woodworking company has crate expectations.
June 15, 2006

Building projects headed to area.
June 16, 2006

Barnes Jewelry operates out of mobile unit, anticipating finish of new store.
June 18, 2006... Byline: Marty Primeau Jun. 18--The sign out front said it all: B*A*S*H -- Barnes Auxiliary Service Headquarters. As construction crews toiled inside the soon-to-open jewelry store at 100 Westgate Parkway, three employees sat in the...

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, people in the news column.
June 18, 2006... Jun. 18--The Amarillo Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals installed its 2006 -07 board of directors at its June meeting. The board is LISA THOMAS of McCormick, president; CHRIS LYLES of the Amarillo Economic...

Program provides leadership training.
June 21, 2006... Byline: Brad Newman Jun. 21--Local business people can apply now for a leadership program designed just for them. Leadership Amarillo and Canyon began in Amarillo in 1981 as a way to develop residents by exposing them to community...

Business heats up at shaved-ice stands.
June 21, 2006... Byline: Marty Primeau Jun. 21--It's the first day of summer, and Amarillo residents already have griped about the heat for two months. Not Sasha Reilly. As owner of two shaved-ice stands, she welcomes the scorching temperatures....

AEDC sues to recover grant money.
June 22, 2006... Byline: Jim McBride Jun. 22--The Amarillo Economic Development Corp. is suing a failed Amarillo risk-management software company and two company directors to recoup a $500,000 job-incentive grant. The AEDC suit, filed May 31, seeks to...

Amarillo company scores with 'first-class' service.
June 22, 2006... Byline: Brad Newman Jun. 22--Don Cameron is a geologist by training. He's an expert in the oil and gas business. But he resurfaces tennis courts for a living. Cameron, whose son played tennis with the Amarillo Tennis Center,...

Amarillo company to raise $5M for studies.
June 23, 2006... Byline: Brad Newman Jun. 23--Amarillo Biosciences will try to raise $5 million this year to support its clinical studies, shareholders learned during the company's annual meeting Thursday morning. The locally-based biopharmaceutical...

Amarillo Globe-News, Texas, farm briefs column.
June 25, 2006... Byline: Kevin Welch Jun. 25--CATTLE COURSE: The three-day Texas A&M University Beef Cattle Short Course begins Aug. 7 in College Station. An extensive trade show and 17 learning sessions will be part of the event. Registration is $120...

Business owners say greenery makes interiors more inviting.
June 27, 2006... Byline: Marty Primeau Jun. 27--It's not easy being green. Live plants inside office buildings and other public places endure everything from lack of attention to outright abuse. "People dump trash or empty their Cokes in the pots,"...

Navy to review H-1, alternatives.
June 27, 2006... Byline: Jim McBride Jun. 27--A top Pentagon official has decided to continue Bell Helicopter Textron's troubled H-1 Upgrades program through October, but he ordered the Navy to conduct a systematic program review that includes other...

Sav-On Is Closing on West Side.
June 27, 2006

Amarillo inventors hope couch dwellers will reach for their product.
June 28, 2006... Byline: Jim McBride Jun. 28--Move over, couch potatoes. On second thought, don't. Just lean over and grab a cool drink or a tasty snack from your "Couch Potrayto." Amarillo entrepreneurs Oscar Soto and Richard Herrera hope that...