The Amarillo Tribune obtained the Sharpened Iron Studios lease agreements from Amarillo College and spoke with SIS CEO Sean Doherty about the lease termination.

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After almost two hours of deliberation in closed session on Tuesday, the Amarillo College Board of Regents voted to end the college’s lease with Sharpened Iron Studios (SIS).

At Tuesday’s regular city council meeting, the council heard an update on posting a check register on the City website and approved phase one of a project to replace the 2-inch water lines in North ...

Brielle Worley, an Amarillo High School graduate, is a returning member of the United States Deaflympic volleyball team and ...

Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed SB 3, the bill aiming to ban THC products in Texas. Abbott has called for a special legislative ...

On Sunday afternoon, the Amarillo Globe-News Center of the Performing Arts was filled to capacity for Sen. Bernie Sanders’ ...