Photo by Steve Douglass
Friday, October 29, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Photo of the day - heading south
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A lone flyer takes autumn's nod seriously and heads south to warner climates.
Photo by Steve Douglass
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
KACV seeking Dust Bowl survivor stories ..
Did you survive the Dirty 30s or know someone who did? If So KACV producer Marcie Robinson may want to talk to you.
On Friday, October 22nd, KACV is holding an open call for interviewees to come by and tell their Dust Bowl story for a special project (TV & web) as a companion to Ken Burn's/Dayton Duncan/Florentine Films production of The Dust Bowl - set to air in 2012.
For more information watch KACV or call : 806- 371-5306
On Friday, October 22nd, KACV is holding an open call for interviewees to come by and tell their Dust Bowl story for a special project (TV & web) as a companion to Ken Burn's/Dayton Duncan/Florentine Films production of The Dust Bowl - set to air in 2012.
For more information watch KACV or call : 806- 371-5306
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
AES storm spotter killed in crash - another badly injured.
Author's note: I know both John and Leah and am greatly saddened by this. John was a great guy and a terrific spotter. I'll miss his pearly whites. My prayers go out to their families and wish Leah a swift recovery - but I know from experience it is a long stormy road ahead. - Steve Douglass
WICHITA FALLS — An Amarillo man has died from injuries he suffered in a highway crash between Henrietta and Wichita Falls Monday. His wife is in critical condition in a Wichita Falls hospital.
Department of Public Safety Trooper Tony Fulton identified the man as Jonathan Park Wolfe, 57. He died at United Regional Hospital Monday.
His wife is Leah Ann Wolfe, also 57.
An Amarillo radio station reports Wolfe was a former broadcast engineer who currently operated a race track in the Panhandle city.
The accident happened on U.S. 287 near Boddy Road Monday afternoon.
Fulton said the Wolfes' pickup, pulling a box trailer, and a dump struck were side by side heading west on the four-lane highway. He said the trailer apparently struck the dump truck, causing the pickup to swerve, lose control and careen into the median where it rolled over a stopped DPS unit.
Fulton said the Wolfes were not wearing seatbelts and were thrown from their vehicle.
Neither Trooper Brice Blake nor dump truck driver Anthony Joseph Schreiver of Wichita Falls, was injured.
WICHITA FALLS — An Amarillo man has died from injuries he suffered in a highway crash between Henrietta and Wichita Falls Monday. His wife is in critical condition in a Wichita Falls hospital.
Department of Public Safety Trooper Tony Fulton identified the man as Jonathan Park Wolfe, 57. He died at United Regional Hospital Monday.
His wife is Leah Ann Wolfe, also 57.
An Amarillo radio station reports Wolfe was a former broadcast engineer who currently operated a race track in the Panhandle city.
The accident happened on U.S. 287 near Boddy Road Monday afternoon.
Fulton said the Wolfes' pickup, pulling a box trailer, and a dump struck were side by side heading west on the four-lane highway. He said the trailer apparently struck the dump truck, causing the pickup to swerve, lose control and careen into the median where it rolled over a stopped DPS unit.
Fulton said the Wolfes were not wearing seatbelts and were thrown from their vehicle.
Neither Trooper Brice Blake nor dump truck driver Anthony Joseph Schreiver of Wichita Falls, was injured.
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