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Opposite, top: The Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft, built to meet the needs ofall four U. S. Armed Services, is assembled at Amarillo’s Bell Helicopter-Textron Plant.The aircraft has been deployed for use during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.This image depicts the Osprey on the job along with other aircraftBell Helicopter works on in the Amarillo facility.PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON.Opposite, bottom: The expansion of wind energy is a newer contribution to the economyof the Texas Panhandle. Mighty and majestic wind turbines like these pictured here,are becoming a common sight in the region.Below: Harnessing water and wind for the benefit of those who live on theHigh Plains is part of the past as well as the future.Chapter 283
The annual Amarillo Farm and RanchShow held at the Amarillo Civic Center,hosts 20,000 to 30,000 visitors fromthe agricultural community each year.Agribusiness accounts for a substantialamount of commerce in the Tri-State Area.Agribusiness has changed a great deal inrecent years. Traditionally, agribusiness in theTexas Panhandle has consisted of raising cattleon ranches, operating feedlots, and farming.The Panhandle is considered to be thecattle feeding capital of the world. The area isone of the most productive and importantagricultural areas in the world. Tons ofwheat, sorghum, cotton, and corn areshipped from Amarillo each year. OnlyKansas surpasses the Texas High Plains incattle feeding operations, and the swineindustry is growing rapidly in the area. Today,agribusiness has expanded to encompass processingand manufacturing the productsraised and grown in the area. There are fourmajor packing facilities in the region.Recently, dairy farms have been established inthe Texas Panhandle and neighboring states,causing support and outgrowth industries tospring up in the Amarillo area, most notably,Hillmar Cheese in Dalhart, Texas. Area farmersand other businesses are now able tosupply feed and supplies to dairies andrelated businesses which has resulted inlarger markets for their products. Expandedagribusiness production has increaseddemand for the services of trucking companiesto transport agricultural products andby-products out of the Texas Panhandle.AMARILLO - Faces, Places & Open Spaces84
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Faces, Places & Open SpacesPhotogra
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Contents4 Acknowledgements5 Forewor
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ForewordWhen we started this projec
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Those early pioneer farmers and ran
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they couldn’t stay away for long.
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Chapter1friends,neighbors,and chara
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Opposite: Amarillo has many talente
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Opposite: Amarilloan Lacey Brown ma
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Service with a smile is commonplace
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Opposite: Is that an umbrella or a
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Chapter 123
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Stanley Marsh 3 is an Amarillo ranc
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faith, humanity,and kindnessAmarill
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Members of the Bivins family, pione
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The kindness of Amarillo people is
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Page 36 and 37: Amarilloans always turn out inforce
Page 38 and 39: Patriotism is an integral part of a
Page 40 and 41: Above: The patriotic culture of Ama
Page 42 and 43: culture, customs,and leisureOpposit
Page 46 and 47: Left: Civic Amarillo and Amarillo O
Page 48 and 49: Left: A contestant at the Cowboy Mo
Page 50 and 51: The rich cultural heritage of the H
Page 52 and 53: A rider dressed in a United States
Page 54 and 55: Opposite: High school football fans
Page 56 and 57: Cast members of the touring product
Page 58 and 59: The present day location of downtow
Page 60 and 61: Right: The 2011 “First in Showman
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Page 66 and 67: Above: Amarillo Venom, the city’s
Page 68 and 69: Opposite: Center City’s Polk Stre
Page 70 and 71: Polk Street, Amarillo’s “main d
Page 72 and 73: Above: Students from the Lone Star
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Page 76 and 77: The Amarillo Civic Center is the si
Page 78 and 79: Chapter2money,commerce,and medicine
Page 80 and 81: Today, Amarillo’s economy is dive
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Page 88 and 89: Farming in the Texas Panhandle has
Page 90 and 91: The Coffee Memorial Blood Center is
Page 92 and 93: The 400-acre Harrington Regional Me
Page 94 and 95: Mexican fare served up byAcapulco M
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Page 98 and 99: A unique concept of good cowboy foo
Page 100 and 101: The 575 Pizzeria is tucked back off
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Page 106 and 107: community,traditions, andlifestyleT
Page 110 and 111: Amarillo has one of the lowest crim
Page 116 and 117: The Amarillo Fire Department (AFD)
Page 118 and 119: Above and below: Thompson Memorial
Page 122 and 123: Visitors to the Amarillo Zoo are de
Page 124 and 125: Opposite: The annual Tri-State Fair
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Page 130 and 131: Amarillo attracts motorcycle rallie
Page 132 and 133: The Big Texan Singers provide live
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The Grand Hall of the American Quar
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Chapter 2137
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Opposite: This birds-eye view of th
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icons, art, andsacred placesAbove:
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Transient and homeless people of fa
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The stunning, lighted bell tower ri
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The Paramount Theater sign,an icon
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The relocation, and restoration of
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This example of street art with a T
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Chapter3hides, horns,and hatsWester
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Opposite, top: Cattlemen are a bree
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Chapter 3161
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Chapter 3163
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Opposite: The late cowboy and saddl
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Opposite: The Texas flag is never f
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sunrises, sunsets,and big skiesExpl
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Above: This aerial view of downtown
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The sun shines most days on the Hig
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Opposite: A chapel spire points to
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Opposite, top: Clouds above Amarill
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The heritage of sacrifice, hard wor
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AmarilloPartnersProfiles of busines
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Healthcare providers, school distri
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QUALITY OF LIFE185
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Dr. Paul Proffer, his wife, Dr. Lia
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credentials, is a Board Certified B
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Cal Farley’s positive impact on c
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Once a child is welcomed into theCa
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maintenance and government of astat
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AISD as did Pulitzer Prize winning
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Texas Tech Physicians of Amarillo p
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well-rounded individuals. In the wo
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BSA HEALTHSYSTEMBaptist St. Anthony
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Wesley Community Centerwas founded
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AMARILLOCOLLEGEAmarillo College has
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Bryan P. Bullard, DPM, is excited e
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An interest in nutrition, a desire
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St. Luke Eye Institute has been com
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WONDERLANDPARKSmiling faces, giggle
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The Junior League of Amarillo is an
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Hot air balloons sailover the majes
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Amarillo’s retail and commercial
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include room accommodations, meetin
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Holiday Inn Amarillo West-MedicalCe
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operation, sold the retail business
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Amarillo has been a business friend
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In association with Amarillo Econom
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Amarillo, Amarillo Grain Exchange t
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ANB also offers a Student Spending
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able to assist with probate matters
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Western National Life is dedicated
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FirstBank Southwest. FirstBank Sout
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A strong Amarillo economy hashelped
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heavy towing capabilities make them
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The company has evolved from using
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Hill’s Sport Shop takes pride in
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Dudley and Kathy Baldwin enjoy show
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WOODFINANCIALWood Financial has bee
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Many people do not hear about Aucti
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Are you Happy today? Chairman and C
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Founded January 19, 1935, with ten
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Aardvark Services, Inc., orAardvark
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Founded in 1985 by Charlotte Adams,
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Brown, Graham & Company, P.C. (BGC)
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RABERNRENTAL CENTERCLASSIC EVENTSWh
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MCDONALD’SRESTAURANTSOF AMARILLOM
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Entering the Timeless Designs showr
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THE MARKETPLACE273
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Building aGreaterAmarilloAmarillo
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As chairman of the Institute of Tra
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meeting scheduling goals. CIB can g
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his customers over the years by pro
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and electrical systems design. The
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The firm is proud to be recognized
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The diversity of Austin Distributin
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individually machined in-house and
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The Davis family has been involved
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RUSHINGOIL & GASCONSULTANTSPam Rush
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PUBLIC STEELPublic Steel has been a
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ENERGYNET.COM,INC.EnergyNet.com, In
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Western Builders was established in
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OMEGAELECTRONICSChances are, the ne
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Glass Doctor of Amarillo...........
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