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Windmill and Wide Open Spaces

It is the quintessential image of West Texas in autumn.
Local Exposure - Posted June 26, 2009 12:31 p.m.

Polk Street at Night

Closed in the mid-70s, the Paramount Theater on the corner of Polk Street and Ninth represents a piece of nostalgia for many Amarillo residents since it was the premier first-run theater in town for over 40 years. As part of the ongoing downtown revitalization project through Center City and the Amarillo Historical Preservation Foundation, the Paramount sign was given a facelift two years ago through their “Buy a Bulb” fundraiser. 850 light bulbs later, the landmark lights up the Amarillo skyline each night, bringing back old memories for some and creating new ones for others.

-- the AM Staff

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Blog: How Do Women Really Feel?

In preparation for the May issue, we're conducting a ladies-only survey to find out how Amarillo women really feel about a variety of issues. The survey is up and running ...

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