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Amarillo Texas Local News - April 19, 2026

Amarillo Texas Local News - April 19, 2026

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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

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 Amarillo Texas Local News Breaking news: Xcel Energy Withdraws Solar Project: Xcel Energy has officially withdrawn the proposed Oneida 2 solar project from regulatory proceedings in Texas and New Mexico, announcing it will not move forward with construction in Amarillo's Rolling Hills neighborhood following community opposition. The decision came after residents raised concerns about flooding, noise, wildlife displacement, and property values at an Oct. 7 meeting at Pleasant Valley Methodist Church. Potter County Commissioner John Coffee called the outcome "the power of a community working together" [3]. Carson County Fire: The Texas A&M Forest Service reports crews are responding to the "Pump Jack" fire burning in Carson County, which has grown to 400 acres and is 0% contained as of the latest report . Garage Fire in North Amarillo: The Amarillo Fire Department responded to a garage fire in north Amarillo on Saturday at approximately 9:06 p.m. No injuries were reported . Former Pantex Plant Manager Passes Away: Dr. Clyde D. Alley, former plant manager of the Pantex Nuclear Weapons Facility near Amarillo, passed away peacefully in his sleep on August 16 at the age of 93. Alley served as vice-president and plant manager of Pantex from 1988 until 1996 and was known for his impactful career in the nuclear defense industry . Weather: Xcel Energy is preparing for increased electricity demand as colder weather approaches the Texas and New Mexico regions over the upcoming holiday weekend. The company is urging customers to utilize available tools and tips to keep power bills manageable while staying warm during the cold snap [5]. Additionally, drought conditions across the contiguous United States have reached record levels for this time of year, raising concerns about potential fires, water supply, and food prices . Events: Free Clothing Event for Women: Dozens of women gathered Saturday for a free clothing event aimed at helping those in need build confidence and prepare for professional and personal opportunities. The event was part of community outreach efforts supporting women in Amarillo . Yellow City Comic Convention: The Yellow City Comic Convention brought together fandoms to swap collectibles, cosplay, and more, providing entertainment for local enthusiasts [4]. local business: Fermi CEO Steps Down: Toby Neugebauer has departed as CEO of Fermi America, with the company's stock falling nearly 30% following the leadership shake-up. An interim CEO has been named as construction continues on Fermi's Matador project in Amarillo [5]. Ferguson Federal Credit Union Platform Update: Ferguson Federal Credit Union has returned to the CBS and CAMS-ii core processing platform, enhancing its technology capabilities for member services . school: Carver Elementary Academy 75th Anniversary: On Saturday night at the George Washington Carver Elementary Academy Campus, dozens of Carver School graduates, alongside friends and family, celebrated the 75th anniversary of the historic school. The event honored the legacy of one of Amarillo's significant educational institutions [4]. Former WT Student Convicted: A former West Texas A&M student, Rayna Smith, was convicted in a deadly wrong-way crash on I-27 that killed two other college students. A jury found Smith guilty on both counts [5]. The Roundup: Employment: The Texas Workforce Commission reported the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Texas is 4.3%, with the Amarillo metropolitan statistical area having one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state [6]. Energy Assistance: A national report indicates that 1 in 3 U.S. households struggle to pay energy bills, with concerns about affording electricity and home heating fuel elevated. This highlights the importance of local assistance programs for Amarillo residents facing energy costs [2]. Safe Digging Reminder: Xcel Energy is reminding customers engaged in landscaping projects to contact officials at 8-1-1 before starting any digging projects during National Safe Digging Month. Officials warn that digging can damage underground utility lines, including electric, natural gas, water, and cable, which can cause outages and result in fines [1]. References
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