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A tornado warning has been issued for southwestern Gray County and northwestern Donley County in Texas as a storm approaches Lake McClellan. Residents in the area are being urged to take shelter as the weather system moves through. Severe storms have been tracked in the Texas Panhandle, drawing attention to the risk of tornadoes touching down near rural communities.
- 2Amarillo Museum of Art marks 50 years in the Panhandle▼Amarillo Museum of Art sharing creativity with the Panhandle for 50 years
The Amarillo Museum of Art is celebrating its 50th anniversary of serving the Texas Panhandle. Local coverage highlights the institution's five decades of bringing art exhibitions, education and creative programming to Amarillo and surrounding communities, and its role as a regional cultural hub.
- 3Governors Small Business Summit heads to Dalhart Thursday▼Governors Small Business Summit to take place in Dalhart Thursday
The Governors Small Business Summit is scheduled to take place in Dalhart, Texas on Thursday. The event will bring together state officials and small business owners, with the governor's office expected to engage directly with local entrepreneurs. The gathering is part of efforts to support and hear from small businesses across the Texas Panhandle region.
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The 2026 Hoodoo Festival has drawn thousands of attendees, combining live music with large-scale mural art, according to the Amarillo Globe-News. The event blends visual art installations and performances, attracting a broad crowd to the Texas Panhandle area. Coverage so far focuses on attendance figures and the festival's mix of art and music programming.
- 5Xcel Energy restores power to 1,300 after Texas Panhandle storm▼Xcel Energy restores power to 1,300 customers after Texas Panhandle storm
Xcel Energy has restored electricity to 1,300 customers in the Texas Panhandle following a storm that knocked out service in the area. The utility reported all affected customers back online after crews completed repairs. Outages from severe weather are a recurring concern in the Panhandle, and residents typically track restoration updates closely during storm season.
- 6Palo Duro Canyon State Park closes trails after storm damage▼Palo Duro Canyon State Park assesses storm damage, closes trails and bridges
Palo Duro Canyon State Park in the Texas Panhandle is assessing damage after a storm and has closed several trails and bridges to visitors. Officials are working to determine the full extent of the damage before reopening areas of the park, one of the most visited outdoor destinations in Texas.