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Robyn Russell and Chad Anderson were married Saturday, Oct. 4, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. The Rev. Dick Marcear officiated.
Megan McKee and Britton Thomas White were married Saturday, Oct. 11, at Alta Lakes and Golf Country Club in Ruidosa, N.M. The Rev. Barry Loving officiated.
Alison Gabel and Dr. Keith Jacoby were married Saturday, Nov. 1, at First Christian Church. The Rev. Regi Fowler officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Perdue
Barbara and Joe Perdue of Amarillo celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Nov. 1 at Victory Church.
Kylee Brynn Aleman and Robert Karl Mayer were married Friday, Oct. 3, at the gardens of Country Home Weddings in Canyon. The Rev. Katie Brown officiated.
Lindsey Thorne and James McDivitt were married Saturday, Nov. 3, 2007, at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Marty Loberg officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings
Liz and Don Jennings of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a golden wedding anniversary reception hosted by their children and grandchildren.
'The Shack' author to be at Barnes & Noble
William P. Young, author of "The Shack," will be at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 2415 Soncy Road, 7 p.m. Thursday.
Mother-daughter art show opens at PAC
Devery Burch and Beverly Dampf will present a mother-daughter art show at the Panhandle Art Center through November.
Possibly last performance of 'Always ... Patsy Cline' this week
What could be the last Amarillo performance of Amarillo Little Theatre's audience-favorite "Always ... Patsy Cline" will show this week.
Is it real or is it Feuerman?
The water droplets appear real, sliding off the smooth skin of the swimmer.
Watercolor artist's works go on display
Artist Jo Bryan will exhibit watercolor works at Against the Wall, 4310 S. Western St., through Nov. 29.
Mendelssohn music planned at HSQ concert
The music of Felix Mendelssohn will be performed by the Harrington String Quartet this week.
Arts Calendar
First Friday Art Walk 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, The Galleries at Sunset Center, 3701 Plains Blvd. 806-354-8802.
LSB Guild to host annual Nutcracker Ball
The Lone Star Ballet Guild will host its annual Nutcracker Ball from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday in the Grand Plaza Ballroom at the Amarillo Civic Center, 401 S. Buchanan St.
Best of the Southwest show Monday
The Amarillo Fine Arts Association will display its Best of the Southwest exhibit from Monday to Nov. 29.
WT actors yuck it up in 'Laughter'
Characters who write jokes for a living provide nonstop laughs in West Texas A&M University's upcoming play.
Beef quality changes
Texas AgriLife researchers are looking at the consumer impact of using wet distiller's grains to finish feedlot cattle.
Fed rate could hit zero 'floor'
Two days after the Federal Reserve dropped its key short-term interest rate to 1 percent - matching the generational low reached in 2003-04 - the betting is intensifying on another cut.
Merchant surcharging by American Express probed
American Express has received a request from the U.S. Department of Justice for information regarding the credit card company's policies related to merchant surcharging, according to a regulatory filing Friday.
Job fair crowds older
NEW YORK - Catherine Olohan took a buyout from Verizon Communications Inc. last year, after working for the telephone company for more than 30 years. She then promptly rolled over her pension into Individual Retirement Accounts, hoping the money would grow.
FDIC's IndyMac loan program finds many borrowers too wary to respond
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s program to lower loan payments for struggling borrowers with mortgages from IndyMac Bank has been lauded by consumer advocates and government leaders as a model of foreclosure prevention.
Consumers cut back at record rate
WASHINGTON - Beaten down and watching their wealth shrink, Americans are cutting back sharply on their spending, trimming it in September by the largest amount in four years.
Telling the beef story
The Beef Checkoff program has begun funding an effort to educate producers through online courses to become more effective spokespersons for the industry.
People in Business
Dr. Nathan Goldstein, chief medical officer of Northwest Texas Healthcare System, has been elected to a three-year term on the Texas Hospital Association's 2008-2009 board of trustees.
JPMorgan to reinforce mortgage modification
NEW YORK - JPMorgan Chase & Co. on Friday became the latest major bank to beef up its mortgage modification efforts as the government also considers a plan to help homeowners avoid foreclosure.
Report: Computer firms recall faulty Sony batteries
Computer makers are recalling 100,000 laptop battery packs made by Sony Corp. after 40 reports of overheating, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on Thursday.
Britons say no to another pint
LONDON - Britons may be reeling from the international financial crisis, but few are crying into their beer.
Employer's Advocate: Job appreciation should go two ways in workplace
American employees are unimpressed with their bosses. In October, Randstad USA, a staffing company, released a survey of 2,337 people in which half of the employees reported that they do not respect their bosses. Only half believe their bosses are competent. Less than 30 percent see their bosses as coaches, motivators or mentors.
New dairy buyout
Cooperatives Working Together announced Friday a new round of dairy herd reduction.
Individual insurance policies risky for families
Jennifer and Greg Danylyshyn of Pasadena, Calif., are conscientious parents. They keep proper car seats in their used BMW, organic vegetables in the family diet and the pediatrician's number by the phone.
Judge: Return wheat tariffs
BISMARCK, N.D. - An international trade judge says the U.S. Commerce Department must return some import tariffs collected on Canadian spring wheat during the 2½ years they were in place.
Freddie: Fewer pull from equity
The amount of money U.S. homeowners pulled out of their homes remained at a four-year low in the third quarter as higher mortgage rates cut the number of borrowers who refinanced, according to reports from Freddie Mac.
New scholarships
Animal health company Alltech announced the addition of a graduate scholarship component to its Young Scientist Program last week.
Most bad mortgages in six states
Here's a shocker: Almost half of Nevada homeowners with a mortgage owe more to the bank than their homes are worth.
Wall Street up second day, investors show confidence
The stock market ended a horrendous October, its worst month in 21 years, with a big advance Friday as more investors took chances on stocks turned into bargains by waves of intense selling. The advance fed hopes that Wall Street has found a bottom.
Southwest, unions seek mediation in wage dispute
Labor talks between Southwest Airlines Co. and its ground workers have stalled over wages, and the union and company plan to seek federal mediation.
'Energy independence' hardly a new promise
WASHINGTON - It will be 35 years next week since President Richard Nixon, responding to an Arab oil embargo, vowed to make the United States energy independent - and do it in seven years.
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Cows keep their cool
FRIONA - Cow comfort in a climate-controlled barn is the focus of High Plains Dairy.
Gold miners hunker down amid crisis
DENVER - North American mining companies are hunkering down to ride out a global economic slowdown, looking to rein in spending and perhaps delay projects and exploration.
Oil and Gas Report
New Location, Completion and Plugging Report
Trains back in style for travel
WASHINGTON - After half a century as more of a curiosity than a convenience, passenger trains are getting back on track in some parts of the country.
Military: Cuts in spending to be 'painful'
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon's acquisitions chief said last week the department is close to finishing its updated six-year budget plan, which includes "painful" cuts for all the services.
Big 12 Roundup: OU-Nebraska rivalry takes a softer tone
NORMAN, Okla. - Bob Stoops and Bo Pelini grew up in the same town, went to the same school and were practically in the same family as their careers developed.
Sooners crush Nebraska; Cowboys cruise
Sam Bradford threw for 311 yards and five touchdowns, and No. 4 Oklahoma capitalized on three disastrous Nebraska pass plays right off the bat Saturday night at Norman, Okla., to beat the Cornhuskers, 62-28, with its biggest offensive output in the series.
Big 12 Rankings
Editor's Note: How Dave Henry of the Amarillo Globe-News ranks the teams in the Big Conference, with predictions for today's games. Henry went 5-0 last week. The guest selector was 0-1.
Lance Lahnert: Red Raiders make a statement
LUBBOCK - The eyes of Texas - and a nation - are upon the Red Raiders today.
Baylor gives Missouri a scare
WACO - Everything was going so easy, just as expected for Chase Daniel and 14th-ranked Missouri.
Miracle Finish: (6) Texas Tech 39, (1) Texas 33
LUBBOCK - Texas Tech can call itself No. 1 in the Lone Star state - and maybe best in all the land.
Biggest College Showdown: Tech vs. UT
LUBBOCK - The eye patches will be out tonight in honor of Texas Tech coach Mike Leach.
Aggies blitz Colorado after quiet first half
COLLEGE STATION - Jerrod Johnson threw three touchdown passes in the third quarter, and Trent Hunter intercepted two passes in the fourth to lead Texas A&M to a 24-17 Big 12 Conference victory against Colorado on Saturday at Kyle Field.
LSC Roundup: Tarleton, WT set stage for key clash
Angelo State's scoreless streak stretched to 11 quarters and to 12 without a touchdown before the Rams gave No. 20 Tarleton State a pre-Halloween scare Thursday night before a national TV audience.
Top 25: Florida defense focuses on Georgia back Moreno
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Dan McCarney wasn't on Florida's staff last season, but all he needed was just a few minutes in the film room to know just how tough the fifth-ranked Gators' task will be today against No. 9 Georgia.
Megan Fogg
Lori and Stan Fogg of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan, to Dan Sherwood.
Emily Rubin
Carol and Ron Glorioso and Al Rubin, all of Dallas, announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily, to Gregory Goodin.
Whitney Morgan Bruegel
Donna and Mike Bruegel of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Whitney, to Robert Fawcett Russell. Grandparents of the bride-elect are the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bruegel Sr. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bishop.
Faith briefs
St. Ann's Catholic Church of Bovina will have its annual turkey dinner from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday in St. Ann's Parish Hall, Third Street in Bovina. The menu will be turkey and dressing, creamed potatoes and gravy, green beans, homemade bread, cranberry sauce, relish plate, desserts, tea and coffee.
Purity rings are hit symbol of chastity
AKRON, Ohio - Abby Wilson wears a sterling silver ring shaped like a flower on her right hand. It's an outward symbol that tells others the 15-year-old is saving herself for marriage.
Mike Haynes: Religion plays role for voter
Should religion be a factor when you step into the voting booth?
Buddhist temple to grow
Vietnamese Buddhists in Amarillo aim to double the size of their temple with the hope of encouraging young people to retain both their spiritual and ethnic identities.
Canyon Baptist pastor runs for 'messenger'
Representatives to the Baptist General Convention of Texas will choose between two pastors, one of whom heads a local church, to lead the group for the next year.
Congregational Corner - Saint Paul United Methodist Church
Mission Statement: Making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
How to have 'slow food' your way
BERKELEY, Calif. - From handcrafted cheeses at $20-plus a pound to free-range turkeys commanding $100 each, the cost of eating "slow food" can add up fast.
iPods for all: Other ways to spend Iraq war's $1T
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - When the Sunday morning political pundits began talking last year about the tab for the war in Iraq hitting $1 trillion, Rob Simpson sprang from his sofa in indignation.
Travel Briefs
10 green American landmarks
Dr. Gott: Spots on your lung are not to be ignored
Dear Dr. Gott: I am writing regarding the person who, after having two lung X-rays, was found to have a spot on the lung. He was told to wait six months and have another X-ray. I would like to let this person and your readers know about my father-in-law and his experience with a lung spot.
Dear Abby: Desire to comfort widower becomes more
Dear Abby: A few months ago, a longtime friend and business associate I'll call "Brian" lost his wife. They had been married for nine years. Brian and I have shared many conversations over the years and know details of each other's lives. He's a remarkable person with outstanding values and a wonderful heart.
Ne-Yo: A gentleman and a crooner
Gliding across the stage, crooning "come closer" over a driving beat, he manhandles the microphone stand like a modern-day James Brown. Only without the polyester jumpsuit.
In the service
Gregory Anderson graduated Army basic combat training Aug. 16 at Fort Jackson, S.C.
Heloise: Give your dog health exam
Dear Readers: How about a quick health exam you can give your dog? It's simple to do while grooming, petting or bathing your dog. Run your hands over his head and body - any new lumps or bumps? Observe the eyes, and check inside the ears and under the tail. Give your pet a good belly rub as you check the abdomen for hardness, swelling, lumps or bumps.
The drama of lips in deep, dark hues
We've always been rather fond (some would say TOO fond) of deep, dark lipstick. Burgundy, Chianti, merlot. The darker the berry, the sweeter the juice. For us, it conjures images of glamorously boho expats indulging in too much bubbly at louche Left Bank salons, waxing philosophic with the likes of Fitzgerald and Hemingway.
President, read your wisdom
America will elect a new president Tuesday who will take on an economy in decline, a lingering war and the constant fear of terrorism. Whomever the country elects, Sen. John McCain or Sen. Barack Obama, will need a dose of wisdom to see the nation through its present difficulties. The Globe-News asked four people and the members of a book club to suggest literature that provides guidance in the ways of the world.
Dear Abby: Boss's political pontificating wears out those around him
Dear Abby: I work for a small, family-owned business. The owner has strong political views and insists on listening to a political talk show during the afternoon, with the volume turned up quite loud.
Palmer in front
PALM COAST, Fla. - Amarillo native Ryan Palmer shot a 71 that gave him a 6-under 138 and a one-shot lead Friday after 36 holes of the Ginn sur Merr Classic.
Aggressive Palmer loses lead
PALM COAST, Fla. - Even after two bogeys wiped out his cushion Saturday in the Ginn sur Mer Classic, Ryan Palmer continued to play aggressively until he no longer had any lead at all.
Childress 32 - Friona 20
Childress' Michael Ramirez ran for 268 yards and two touchdowns as the Bobcats knocked off Friona.
Clarendon 47 - Memphis 15
Clarendon set up a showdown for the District 4-1A championship and clinched the league's small-school No. 1 playoff seed with a big win over Memphis.
Boys Ranch remains alive for playoff berth
WHITE DEER - Boys Ranch has been playing football in the University Interscholastic League since 1963. They are one win away from making the playoffs the first time.
Miami 70 - Hedley 43
Miami scored first and a shootout was on with Warriors taking a 27-point win at home.
Lubbock Cooper 28 - Borger 11
Cooper clinched a District 1-3A playoff berth with a win over Borger
Lee beats Amarillo High, 49-21
Midland Lee scored five straight touchdowns to break open the game and send the Amarillo High Sandies to their fifth loss of the season, 49-21, in District 2-5A action Friday night at Midland.
Permian stops Rebs
Ray Sherard reached 200 yards for the third time this season - and second against an Amarillo ISD team - to run No. 4 Odessa Permian to a 36-8 win Halloween night against the Tascosa Rebels.
Gruver 26 - West Texas High 21
The Greyhounds scored 20 points in the second quarter and blanked West Texas High in the second half.
Heritage wins, 45-0
Montana O'Dell scored on two 13-yard runs, returned a punt 60 yards for a touchdown and threw two TD passes as Heritage Classical rolled past Plainview Christian, 45-0, Saturday.
Hereford Whitefaces 28 - Plainview Bulldogs 21
At Plainview, Hereford (3-6, 1-3) took a 28-0 lead with 9:23 left in the contest and held off the Bulldogs (2-7, 0-4) for the win. The Whitefaces garnered their first district victory of the season with quarterback Parker Bridwell's 141 yards passing, including a 31-yard scoring toss to Chase Yosten.
Floydada 54 - Tulia 6
Floydada ran all over Tulia to earn its first District 2-2A win.
Perryton 19 - Levelland 12
Perryton's Shane Hodge returned a blocked PAT 97 yards for a 2-point conversion in the second quarter and the Rangers (4-5, 2-2) stopped Levelland (3-6, 1-3) on a goal-line stand at the 1-yard line with 38 seconds left to preserve the victory.
Sacred Heart 34 - Arbor Academy 7
Sam Sparkman ran for 199 yards and three touchdowns as Sacred Heart knocked off Arbor Christian Academy.
Quanah 67 - Shamrock 15
Quanah's Tevin Mitchell and Roderick Woodard were too much for the Fighting Irish in this District 4-1A game.
Canyon tennis team reaches regional semifinals
The Canyon tennis team advanced to semifinals of the Region I-4A tournament at Weeks Park in Wichita Falls.
Panhandle 56 - Highland Park 14
Panhandle dominated offensively and defensively, getting two safeties and fumble recovery in the end zone by Gage Henry in District 1-2A win against Highland Park.
Longhorns move step closer
PAMPA - Caprock proved to be the kings of comeback Friday night but must wait another week to see of its destiny will include earning the school's first playoff berth since 1975.
Littlefield 38 - Denver City 7
Fernie Barrio made the most of three carries, racking up 100 yards, as Littlefield routed Denver City.
Stratford 54 - Booker 6
Stratford scored early and often en route to a rout of Booker (2-7, 0-4) in order to remain perfect in District 1-1A.
Sanford-Fritch 27 - Spearman 19
Sanford-Fritch quarterback Tanner Strickland ran for all four of his team's touchdowns as the Eagles (4-5 overall, 2-2 in district) defeated host Spearman (2-7, 1-3) in District 1-2A action.
San Jacinto 32 - Watauga 16
Jackie Black scored on an 80-yard kickoff return and a 55-yard pass reception, and Landon Carter threw three touchdown passes to spark San Jacinto Christian to a Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools Division IV District 1 win.
Bovina 32 - Vega 16
The Bovina Mustangs outscored the Longhorns 13-8 in the second half to pick up the win, sparked by a 60-yard punt return by Jesus Rocha in the first quarter.
Bushland 42 - River Road 3
Sawyer Cornelius ran for two touchdowns and passed 80 yards to Michael Matthews for another as Bushland moved to within one win of a perfect regular season.
Area High School Standings
District enrollment ranks in parenthesis are used to determine playoff brackets for Texas Class 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A districts. The largest playoff-qualifying team in each district will be in the Division I bracket. The other playoff qualifiers will be in the Division II bracket. In Class 5A and 4A, the two largest schools qualify for the Division I bracket, with the other schools in the Division II bracket.
Wellington drops Wheeler
Wellington kept its record perfect with a 28-0 victory over District 4-1A foe Wheeler.
Canyon falls in regional semifinals
Second-seeded Wichita Falls High eliminated Canyon from the Region I-4A team tennis tournament Saturday with a 10-4 semifinals victory.
Lefors 69 - Groom 22
Lefors remained perfect in Six-Man Division II District 1 with an easy victory over Groom.
Canyon sweeps Pampa in District 3-4A playoff
The Canyon Lady Eagles struggled through the course of the District 3-4A volleyball season, but Saturday afternoon they were right as rain.
Canadian 42 - Sunray 10
Canadian (8-1, 3-1) took a 35-0 lead into intermission and never looked back in a 42-10 home demolition of Sunray (5-4, 2-2).
Arbor Christian advances to state tourney; San Jac falls
Arbor Christian Academy continued its roll through the TAPPS 2A playoffs Saturday, advancing to the state tournament with a 20-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-15 win against DeSoto Canterbury Episcopal in the regional final in Fort Worth.
Wood passes for seven TDs as Mules ground Dimmitt
Muleshoe's Wes Wood passed for 407 yards and seven touchdowns as the Mules remained perfect on the season with a convincing 55-0 win over the Bobcats.
Canyon, Pampa meet in 3-4A volleyball playoff
Most high school volleyball teams in the area know by now whether they will be participating in the playoffs, but Canyon and Pampa need one more match to decide who gets a shot at the postseason and who gets to go home.
A recap of the week's top games
Palo Duro 27
Dons rally past Demons, stay alive in playoff chase
DUMAS - Two weeks ago, the Palo Duro football was left for dead after a 0-6 start.
Region I High School Volleyball Playoff Pairings
Randall clinches
Randall football coach Ken Plunk called Canyon coach Blake Bryant one of his best friends in coaching after his Raiders beat the Eagles, 37-20, to clinch one of four playoff spots in District 3-4A.
Quick Hits
Whitefaces remain alive: Hereford faces Big Spring in a regular-season finale this week with a chance to represent District 4-4A in the playoffs. Big Spring is 2-2 in district with its win against San Angelo Lake View (2-2), but if the Steers lose to the Whitefaces (1-3) this week, the last two playoff spots in the district will be decided by a tiebreaker. Frenship and Abilene Cooper own the district's top two playoff spots.
Cooper gets playoff spot with victory over Borger
Tae Richerson threw two touchdown passes, and D.J. Ware rushed for 180 yards and one TD to lead Lubbock Cooper past Borger, 28-11, in District 1-3A football action Friday night at Borger.
Nazareth 48 - Claude 0
Thomas Schacher ran for two touchdowns and caught a pass for one, and Nicky Rowland threw two TD passes and ran for two scores to lead the Swifts in District 3-1A action.
Tiebreaker gives Canyon girls title
Hereford won the battle but Canyon won the war Friday.
Dalhart 27 - Estacado 21
The Dalhart Golden Wolves beat Lubbock Estacado to remain in control of its playoff destiny in District 1-3A action.
Sundogs beat Gorillas, new goalie, 6-3
The Amarillo Gorillas' scary start to the season continued Halloween night.
Gorillas in rematch against Sundogs
The Amarillo Gorillas return to the ice today in an attempt to gain revenge against the Arizona Sundogs.
Rodeo: Texas Tech woman shines in team roping
For the most part, team roping is dominated by men.
Auto Racing, Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Soccer, Volleyball
Gordon speeds to pole for Dickies 500 race
FORT WORTH - The Texas Motor Speedway finally was kind to Jeff Gordon on Friday during pole qualifying for the Dickies 500.
Winless Gordon focusing on next season
FORT WORTH - Jeff Gordon has reluctantly accepted the reality that he may not win a race this year. That's why his team is already looking ahead to the 2009 season.
Bruins defeat Stars, 5-1
BOSTON, Mass. - Marco Sturm scored two goals and Patrice Bergeron added a goal and a great defensive play to help the Boston Bruins beat the Dallas Stars 5-1 on Saturday night.
Mavs top T-Wolves for first win
MINNEAPOLIS - Dirk Nowitzki had 21 points, Jason Terry added 19, and the Dallas Mavericks picked up their first victory of the season, 95-85 over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night.
Atmos changes rate method
Atmos Energy and area cities have agreed on a new way to set natural gas rates.
Area boasts six semifinalists for National Merit Scholarship
Six area students are among 16,000 semifinalists in the running for about 8,200 scholarships through the National Merit Scholarship Program. Awards will be given in the spring.
Annual luncheon to feature author Liz Murray
The annual Beans and Cornbread Benefit Luncheon will be 11:30 a.m. Monday at the Amarillo Civic Center Heritage Room.
'A tough drive home'
Natalie Rhodes has one request from her burnt orange-crazed husband, Douglas. Regardless of tonight's outcome, please don't make a fool of yourself.
Election Day Coverage
Tuesday is Election Day and you can get continuous coverage of the day's events on amarillo.com or on your cell phone at AGN2go.com.
Trick or treat
The residents at 5722 S.W. 48th Ave. decorated their yard for Halloween.
Carving artists
Harley Woods, 10, of Amarillo peers into a wooden church Saturday at the Artistry in Wood show at the Amarillo Civic Center.
WT names a new director
The office surroundings will be the same for West Texas A&M University's newest administrator.
Man robs Amarillo National Bank
A man who said he had a pistol robbed an Amarillo National Bank branch Saturday, police said.
Jon Mark Beilue: Joe doesn't feel famous
It's been nearly three weeks since Joe the Plumber raced into American pop culture and a week since Plumber Joe - our Joe - returned from a Colorado elk-hunting trip. America's attention span is never very long, so surely, life has settled down for Joe Francis, hasn't it?
Profiles of Success: Social worker loves helping kids
How has your education played a role in your life today? I love helping children and families, and my education allows me to help them. My education also has allowed me to make contacts in the community I use as resources for the families I work with. Education is a way to improve myself and learn new things to assist me in my career.
Knife-wielder tries to rob Toot'n Totum
Amarillo police are searching for a man who attempted to rob a Toot'n Totum with a knife Friday night.
Kids learn political process
Students in Eunice Green's second-grade class will have to make a tough choice on Tuesday: Gummi bears or cupcakes.
A brief story in Friday's paper omitted the name of the couple who donated $250,000 to the Hale Distinguished Otolaryngology Professorship at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in Amarillo. Joe and Arlene Pool, of Amarillo, made the donation.
On the edge of common sense: Large-animal vet practices declining
The livestock industry and rural veterinarians are becoming resigned to the lack of newly graduated vet students interested in practicing food-animal medicine.
Teams boot up bots
Middle-school students from across the area competed Saturday to use their math and science skills in a robotic Lego competition.
McCartt elected president of Municipal League
Amarillo Mayor Debra McCartt is the president-elect of the Texas Municipal League.
Tech grad invites UT fans to tailgate
Texas Tech-ex Walter Riggs, senior relationship manager at Wells Fargo, is offering his version of the peace pipe today for all University of Texas fans - especially those from the Panhandle area. He's sent fliers out to local Longhorns inviting them to his tailgate spot in the southeast parking lot of Jones AT&T Stadium.
UT endowment drops Fund down nearly $1 billion since Jan.
AUSTIN - The University of Texas at Austin endowment has declined by nearly $1 billion this year as a result of the turmoil in worldwide financial markets.
Area growth slow despite jobs
Ninety-seven percent of the population growth expected in Texas by 2040 will be in 10 areas.
Texans vote in droves
In an indication of the hyperinterest in the presidential race - and with Election Day still 72 hours away - Gray County residents during the two weeks of early voting came close to exceeding the total voter turnout in the 2004 race.
Have a cold one
Texas fan Jordan Evans gets hit by a cup of soda thrown by a Texas Tech fan before the Texas and Texas Tech game in Lubbock. A fan also stole his orange wig from his head before police escorted him to safety.
Lawyer buys TV time to save courthouse
A Canyon lawyer has spent thousands of dollars on television commercials advocating the restoration of the Randall County Courthouse.
Higher ed is goal of gathering
All the information a parent or perspective student needs to know about how to attend college will be available Monday at the Amarillo Civic Center.
Amarillo polling places
1. 110 Cowboy Church Loop 335 & S. Washington
Anita Perry to visit WT
The first lady of Texas, Anita Perry, will visit West Texas A&M University on Friday.
Oklahoma man dies after train strikes vehicle
A Boise City, Okla., man died in a fiery collision with a train in Dallam County on Thursday afternoon.
Man suing over 'Texas'
A man who uses a wheelchair claims in a federal lawsuit he was forced to watch a live-stage production of "Texas" at the Pioneer Amphitheatre at Palo Duro Canyon State Park from a view-obscured aisle at the amphitheater.
Amarillo red all over?
An online magazine recently ranked Amarillo as one of the three most conservative cities in America.
WT students offer ride to polls
West Texas A&M University students are offering Canyon residents a ride to the polls Tuesday.
Giants aim to stop Cowboys' run game
NEW YORK - The theory is simple, the application not so much.
When Zach talks.. the Dallas defense seems to respond
IRVING - Zach Thomas hasn't said much since he arrived from Miami, so when he speaks, teammates listen.
NFL Injury Report
NEW YORK - The updated National Football League injury report, as provided by the league:
Maxine Thompson
FRIONA - Maxine Thompson, 86, died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008, in Lubbock.
Cordel C. Bales
FORT WORTH - Cordel C. Bales died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Carole Kay Halliburton
LAVERNE, Okla. - Carole Kay Halliburton, 65, died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008, in Oklahoma City.
Martha Mildred "Nana" Bryant
Martha Mildred "Nana" Bryant, 87, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Grace Dusenbury
GUYMON, Okla. - Grace Dusenbury, 87, died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Marvin D. "Pete" Rowan
PAMPA - Marvin D. "Pete" Rowan, 78, died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Bertha Brinkman Crews
Bertha Brinkman Crews, 98, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Viki Lynn Castillo
BEAVER, Okla. - Viki Lynn Castillo, 58, died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008, in Oklahoma City.
Maximina Francisca Quintana
Maximina Francisca Quintana, 91, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
LaRue Thiel
LaRue Thiel, 91, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Ruthie Mae Niblett
Ruthie Mae Niblett, 81, of Amarillo died Monday, Oct. 27, 2008.
Elva B. Brandon
FRIONA - Elva B. Brandon, 85, died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Naomi Speck
Naomi Speck, 83, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008.
Rosie Mae Allen
HEREFORD - Rosie Mae Allen, 86, died Saturday, Nov. 1, 2008.
The Rev. Harold D. Scarbrough
The Rev. Harold D. Scarbrough, 77, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
J.W. Heringa
CLAYTON, N.M. - J.W. Heringa, 79, died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008, near Mount Dora.
Mary Elizabeth Caballero
Mary Elizabeth Caballero, 88, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Alvin M. "Al" Stoneking
BEAUMONT - Alvin M. "Al" Stoneking, 81, formerly of Amarillo, died Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008.
Doris Cobb Miller
Doris Cobb Miller, 82, of McAllen, formerly of Amarillo, died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Yesenia Jasmine Flores
Yesenia Jasmine Flores, 15, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008.
Orville Houston Brasher
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Orville Houston Brasher, 92, died Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008.
Bobby Edwin "Bob" Branum
Bobby Edwin "Bob" Branum, 67, of Canyon died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Phyllis J. McClellan
BORGER - Phyllis J. McClellan, 76, died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008, in Amarillo.
LaRue Thiel
LaRue Thiel, 91, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008.
Bob R. Bell
Bob R. Bell, 70, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008.
The Rev. Harold D. Scarbrough
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George Washington Browning
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Naomi Speck
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Manuela Torres
MEMPHIS - Manuela Torres, 91, died Friday, Oct. 31, 2008.
Jackie Louise Carpenter
QUITAQUE - Jackie Louise Carpenter, 65, died Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008.
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Letter: Coin letter draws rebuke from readers 1
Charles Stephens of Dumas (letter to the editor, Oct. 30) expressed concern about the new dollar coin, claiming the coin isn't embossed with the words "In God We Trust."
Letter: Setting record straight on abortion figures
In response to Robert Hacker's letter about abortion in your Oct. 29 edition, I would like to correct one of his assertions.
Letter: Coin letter draws rebuke from readers 3
I found the letter "Money talks: In God we no longer trust" (Oct. 30) unbelievable, so I looked it up. After visiting the U.S. Mint Presidential $1 Coin Program Web site, it was very clear that they printed "In God We Trust" on the edge of the new dollar coins.
Letter: Book tells of train wreck
I'm reading "The War Within" by Bob Woodward and it is scary!
Editorial: History awaits ballot results
History is in the offing Tuesday.
Column - Sharla Seibel: We can do better than the TAKS
School used to start with the first grade. Then it became necessary to prepare for the first grade by going to kindergarten. Now there is not only pre-kindergarten to prepare for kindergarten but pre-school to prepare for pre-kindergarten.
Letter: Coin letter draws rebuke from readers 2
(Re: Letter to the editor, Oct. 30, "Money talks: In God we no longer trust.")
Column - John Kanelis: Loving - and hating - the Internet
I love the Internet. I also hate it - as my late mother would say - "with a purple passion."
Letter: Abortion is easy way out, but terrible nonetheless
(Re: Letter to the editor, Oct. 29, "Overturning abortion raises serious questions.")
Column - Alan A. Gertonson: Red-light cameras might bring change
I think we can all agree that running red lights is bad. It is unsafe and a danger to everyone on the road. I agree that those who would intentionally or recklessly endanger others' lives ought to be punished according to what is fair and just.
Column - David Almager: Texas' Latino voters poised to make profound difference
DALLAS - With only two days remaining before the very important election, it still remains to be seen what impact Texas Latino voters will have on any major political races across the state.
Editorial: Don't count Pickens out
How deep is the nation's financial crisis? It's deep enough to stall a hard-charging Texas businessman's effort to build the largest wind farm in the world right here in the Panhandle.
World-class markswoman
It's the feeling that keeps Ginger Morehead coming back.
The legacy of family, hunting
Hunting has always been a family affair. Back in the day, cavemen surely took their cavekids out and taught them to hunt by a certain age. Where else could they have gained the courage to down bison and mastodons as young men? Only family can instill such courage, and hunting families have know this since the beginning of time.
Lady Buffs topple Melbourne in exhibition
West Texas A&M Lady Buffs head coach Krista Gerlich took a number of positives from Saturday's 83-55 exhibition win against the Melbourne Roos of Australia before about 400 fans at the First United Bank Center.
Pass protection: Dorsey keeps up his guard
He hasn't been injured or performed poorly, so he doesn't get much publicity.
More than football in the air
West Texas A&M leads the nation in several offensive categories.
WT volleyball team plays at Southeastern Okla. St.
The West Texas A&M volleyball team is set to finish its road schedule for the regular season at 2 p.m. today when the No. 6 Lady Buffs face Southeastern Oklahoma State in a Lone Star Conference match.
On the job: Loneragan helps players succeed
She's a former volleyball player with a master's degree in epidemiology, the study of diseases in populations.
Buffs drill RiverHawks, 59-9
West Texas A&M's bid for its first back-to-back shutouts in 10 seasons went out the window seven plays into the game.
Records already fall to receiver Martin
While Keith Null is just now approaching career records, senior receiver Charly Martin has been knocking them off for several weeks.
WT beats Southeastern Okla. St.
The West Texas A&M volleyball is done playing matches on the road, at least for the regular season.
WT Soccer Capsule
Lady Buffs at Angelo St.
Lady Buffs to play basketball exhibition
The West Texas A&M Lady Buffs will host a collection of college and high school basketball players from Australia beginning at noon today at the First United Bank Center.
Two own goals lift Lady Buffs past ACU, 2-1
West Texas A&M earned a victory against Abilene Christian on Friday afternoon at the ACU Soccer Field without scoring a goal.
WT faces struggling RiverHawks
West Texas A&M and Northeastern State are teams going in opposite directions.
Keith Null: Focus on rest of season as QB closes on records
Keith Null has a couple of concerns in front of him.
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Following its fiscal 2014 financial results in May, Monro Muffler Brake Inc. CEO and President John Van Heel announced the company would enter the Michigan market in the first quarter.
On June 15, the acquisition of 17 stores in Michigan became official. Nine Lentz USA Automotive Service Centers and eight Ken Rock Tire stores are owned by Monro.
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Calories 1342 Calories from Fat 649
% Daily Value*
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Saturated Fat 46.4 g231.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 193.5 mg64.5%
Sodium 113.1 mg4.7%
Total Carbohydrates 159 g53.1%
Dietary Fiber 2.8 g11.2%
Sugars 58.3 g
Protein 11 g21.1%
Vitamin A 45% Vitamin C
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Manchester United have had a great preseason. They have defeated European Champions Barcelona 2-1 in a friendly, the MLS All- Stars (a side with the likes of David Beckham and Thierry Henry, as well as Landon Donovan) were duly dispatched 4-0, and MLS sides Seattle Sounders and New England Revolution were defeated 7-0 and 4-1.
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North Carolina will have almost all the comforts of home again tonight in the NCAA Tournament, but won't feel the least little bit at ease. North Carolina will play Washington State in an East Regional semifinal at 7:27. The game at Bobcats Arena will match distinctive and clashing playing styles: The Tar Heels will want to play on the run and the Cougars will exhaust all their patience to get what they want.
A clash in styles on tap
The Winston Salem Journal
Choose your own adjective for Washington State's style of basketball -- efficient, patient, sound, effective.
Go ahead and use the "b-word" if you'd like. The Cougars are used to that one, senior guard Derrick Low said Wednesday as Washington State prepared for its matchup tonight with North Carolina in the round of 16.
Cougars' defense should test Heels
The News and Observer
Coach Roy Williams gave his North Carolina basketball players another day off Monday, but once again, Deon Thompson refused to rest.
For UNC's Thompson, rest isn't part of plan
The News and Observer
Tonight's Sweet 16 match-up between North Carolina and Washington State will be a battle between the gas pedal and the brakes. With the NCAA tournament's most explosive offense running into its antithesis, a trip to the Elite Eight will be determined by which team can better impose its will.
UNC, Washington State is a battle of opposites
The Fayetteville Observer
The poster child for hang-in-there, keep-your-chin-up, you'll-get-your-chance and all those other bromides coaches toss at bench-warmers like so many bounce passes will begin tonight's East Region semifinals with his posterior planted firmly on a chair -- Quentin Thomas' standard pose for all but 10 occasions since he hit campusball and reality four years ago.
Except this isn't a downbeat story.
A poster child for persevering
The Richmond Times
He's the guy in North Carolina's locker room who talks nearly every day with one-time teammate Marvin Williams, the man who has been part of more victories than any other player in school history and the last holdover from the Tar Heels' national title team in 2005.
Quentin Thomas also might be as responsible as anyone not named Tyler Hansbrough for keeping the North Carolina juggernaut rolling through February.
Last UNC man standing
The Washington Times
On the team with everything, they are the last pieces of the championship puzzle.
North Carolina proved in the ACC tournament that it can win games while getting next to nothing from power forwards Deon Thompson and Alex Stepheson. But when the sophomores from California are playing like they did last weekend in the NCAA first- and second-round games in Raleigh, the Tar Heels can look virtually unbeatable.
The No. 1 Tar Heels are good. But when these two get going, they're great.
The Virginian-Pilot
He has played down the advantage of playing the first two weekends of the NCAA Tournament in-state, but Tyler Hansbrough is grateful the team has been able to travel by bus.
"I can't stand flying; it plays with my mind," said Hansbrough
Timeout with Tyler: Hansbrough is no fan of flying
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch
But tonight at Bobcats Arena in an East Regional semifinal, the Tar Heels face a quality opponent that has no intention of playing giddy-up and has shown the ability to put the brakes on teams that prefer a quicker pace.
If Washington State sets the pace, Tar Heels could have a tough time
The Asheville Citizen-Times
Washington State arrived in the N.C.A.A. tournament Round of 16 playing the kind of defensive-minded basketball that North Carolina Coach Roy Williams openly mocked years ago.
Cougars' Defense Makes Williams Defensive
The New York Times
Roy Williams has repeated the line so many times these past few weeks that by comparison, a month-old Twinkie seems fresh.
So when the inevitable question came up early in his press conference Wednesday, the North Carolina basketball coach didn't hesitate in dusting it off and using it again.
Do Heels have unfair edge?
The Fayetteville Observer
Before the NCAA tournament began, former North Carolina guard Melvin Scott was arguing a point with Tar Heels sophomore Ty Lawson.
"Dude," Scott said he told Lawson, "You guys are so much deeper than we were."
Such conversations are common for Lawson and teammates on the top-seeded North Carolina team that will meet Washington State in the East Regional semifinals at Bobcats Arena at 7:27 p.m. today.
UNC in familiar footsteps?
The Charlotte Observer
There isn't a soul on North Carolina who questions the premise. The difference of opinion comes when the words "What makes" replace the "Is."
Junior Ginyard 'natural'for UNC
The Durham Herald-Sun
The last time a team kept North Carolina away from the basket, it almost won. Repeat, almost. And that doesn't count.
Watch for WSU to slow down the pace
The Durham Herald-Sun
It's not really a secret that Roy Williams isn't a huge fan of Washington State's plodding brand of basketball. A little backstory first: Dick Bennett led upstart Wisconsin to the Final Four in 2000, and the Badgers faced Big 10 rival Michigan State in the national semifinal game. The score at halftime was 19-17, leading some to decry the bruising styles of both teams.
Williams has the need for speed
The Durham Herald-Sun
North Carolina vs. Washington State.
Unstoppable force, meet immovable object.
"We are very different," said UNC forward Deon Thompson. "The opposite of one another."
Tar Heels face Clash of Tempos in Sweet 16
The Greensboro News-Record
His voice was soft, his answers deliberate as reporters crowded the North Carolina locker room Wednesday to get the Tar Heels' state-of-the-postseason address from junior All-American Tyler Hansbrough.
Hansbrough keeps swings to self
The News Tribune
If North Carolina needs a clutch shot this week, Wayne Ellington wants to take it.
From the perimeter or in the lane, he said he'll be ready. The Tar Heels' 6-foot-4 sophomore guard isn't the same player who a year ago missed a three-point try that would have won a regional final in regulation against Georgetown. North Carolina lost in overtime and walked away as Georgetown celebrated a Final Four berth.
Ellington has applied himself in the clutch
The Louisville Courier-Journal
Derrick Low and Roy Williams almost were united in the same basketball program.
But then Williams couldn't turn down Dean Smith a second time and left Kansas to rebuild North Carolina's fallen program. Low, whom Williams was recruiting at the time, eventually ended up in the Pacific Northwest at Washington State.
Williams, Low cross paths again
The Wilmington Star
Even while growing up in a tropical paradise, Derrick Low looked at the University of North Carolina as basketball heaven.
Derrick wanted to be like Mike
The Honolulu Advertiser
The question came to Roy Williams like a chest pass from point-blank range: "You're not a big fan of the Bennett style, are you?"
North Carolina coach bends a bit on Bennett style
The Seattle Times
Much has been made of North Carolina's travel schedule during the NCAA Tournament. Or the lack of one. The Tar Heels, seeded No. 1 in the East, played their first- and second-round games last week in Raleigh, N.C., less than 30 minutes from the Tar Heels' campus in Chapel Hill.
It's home sweet home for Heels
The Boston Globe
No team has waltzed into the NCAA tournament's round of 16 more often than North Carolina, which is making its 22nd appearance this year. That tradition was imprinted in the minds of Washington State's starters, a hodgepodge of lightly regarded and nominally recruited players, from the time they fell in love with the game.
Cougars Are Comfortable as Underdogs -- a Good Thing vs. UNC
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I forgot to add that you can adjust this with any fruit to make this strawberry, banana et al pudding!
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Yield2-4 servings
4 medium avocados
2 cups agave
1 cup nut butter (any works but I used cashew this time, next I want to try pecan)
Pinch of salt
1/4 cup cacao powder (more or less to taste)
Water (optional)
Recipe Directions
1. Put all ingredients in the food processor or blender and blend until smooth. Depending on the consistency you desire, you may add water.
2. I put mine in the fridge to set and serve chilled and topped with cacao nibs or other dried fruit.
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This is a very sweet and lovely pudding that can be modified with any flavor, but this one calls for cacao powder.
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I forgot to add that you can adjust this with any fruit to make this strawberry, banana et al pudding!
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In 2004 Environment Victoria embarked on a campaign to have Hazelwood shut down by the Labor government, in line with the original schedule. Accessing every avenue possible, we took the Minister to VCAT, lobbied politicians and bureaucrats, worked with the community in the Latrobe Valley and Melbourne to pressure our politicians, held protests, gathered evidence, wrote reports and provided solutions to show how Hazelwood could be closed while transitioning Victoria to a clean energy future and maintaining a secure energy supply for the state. In association with WWF we even established that Victoria's Hazelwood power station was the most polluting power station in the industrialised world (based on CO2 per megawatt hour sent out)!
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2009 Subaru Impreza Hatchback WRX 4dr Hatchback AWD (2.5L 4cyl Turbo 5M)
I've put just over 10K miles on my WRX & I have a smile pasted on my face every time I drive it. It's extremely safe, capable, and fun-to-drive. To enhance performance I added a Cobb downpipe, a (second-hand) SPT exhaust, and a "street" ECU tune from a local Subie tuning guru. I also added slightly thicker sway bars & replaced a few suspension & chassis bushings for a tauter ride (I suggest Whiteline products - they're top-notch). Now the car is nearing it's performance potential, but it still delivers a very comfortable ride on Oklahoma's junky roads. I looked at cars in the same category (turbo & 4-doors), but the AWD & hatchback sealed the deal for me.
Fun to drive, AWD, 265+ HP, agile handling with a few minor upgrades, easily modified, great performance vs. price, 5-door styling is growing on me.
Stereo is garbage, climate control temp modulation doesn't work well (2 temps - Cold or Hot), carpet is cheap & holds grass & debris, paint is very fragile, body panels extremely thin & dentable.
This car is fast!!! This car is also a gas sipper. In the fast department I ran a 14.3 @ 94.4 mph with a 2.0 sixty foot. Mind you, this was at 5,300 Feet!! I am just shy of 8,000 miles on the clock and am averaging 26.1 mpg and 29 - 31 on the highway. I live in Thornton CO so the all wheel drive is a must. No other car at this price point offers all that this car can deliver!
265 HP and all wheel drive.
Should come with a short throw shifter and lose the hill hold feature.
I just love how practical this car is for its performance. It's a complete blast to drive, but offers excellent utility. It handles great (I added a rear STI sway bar). With a few parts & some tuning, this thing will embarrass cars costing twice as much! As the engine breaks in, my hwy mileage has increased to around 26 mpg. And this is one of the few small cars that's comfortable for me to drive (I'm 6' 5"). I'm extremely pleased with my WRX!
TURBO!! AWD, Ride vs. handling, Great ergonomics
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This is my second Subie, also have an '08 OBS. This gets about as good mpg as the 173 hp auto in the OBS. I've gotten as high as 29.4 on the road and generally get over 27 even with occasional passing bursts. Town seems to be in the 23 range. Very happy about this. I've owned most everything performance wise, Vettes (2), BMW, Porsche, Audi's (3), Mercedes (4), Lexus. This is my 63rd car and it is a real winner for a fraction of what I've paid for some other iron. No it doesn't have Porsche precision or BMW steering, or the finesse of an Audi, but it gets the job done on par with any of them and it's loads of fun I'm sold on Subaru. Car and Driver article sold me on the WRX over the STI.
SPT, Catback exhaust... delicious sound, short shifter, light years improvement over the '08, great power and torque, good handling in the twisties in spite of soft and compliant ride.
Xenon light option, 6 speed standard on WRX, more accurate steering, better interior plastics. 18" wheel/tire option for WRX, a tad more suspension stiffening... this thing rides as smooth as my '08 OBS and doesn't need to; that's why I have two Subies.
Coming from an 04 Acura TSX, I was looking for something a little sportier and this fit the bill perfectly. 24k for a car that'll run mid 13s in the quarter, mid 20s for mpg, and have the utility of an AWD wagon (I live in New England) is unbeatable. I considered the MS3 and even the Cobalt SS but FWD on those was a major drawback. Plus the Cobalt looks like a Cobalt. The 08/09 MY Impreza wagons are the first Imprezas I've cared for stylistically (the rear of the sedan version is hideous IMO). I just broke the 1k mark but I've opened it up a few times already and man, the power is a huge improvement over my Acura. Averaged 25.5 mpg in single digit temps on a recent road trip too.
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Another eyebrow-raising effort from a brand we'd all but written off a few years ago, the 508 SW is the even better estate version of Peugeot's unexpectedly good mid-sized model. Quality is impressive and so too, we all think, is the styling. And these cars drive with real ability, taking power from a set of decent engines. This is impressive stuff from Peugeot, and yours for a very decent price.
The 508 SW is not noticeably held back by the extra weight that it carries over the saloon. The same suspension set-up, with MacPherson struts at the front and an independent multi-link rear, give it good poise and stability. The car breezes over high-speed A-roads, sucking up the undulations and keeping driver and passengers free from jolts and vibrations.
The steering is nicely weighted as well. It's not on a par with the Ford Mondeo, but is markedly better than its sister car, the Citroen C5, and allows the driver to feel like their inputs are being attended to swiftly and accurately. It strikes the right balance for a car like this, allowing for comfort and relaxation on the motorway without totally foregoing the ability to weave cross-country at a reasonable lick.
There are good petrol and diesel engines to choose from, but the most intriguing is the diesel-hybrid RXH, blending low-speed electric running with higher-speed diesel torque. The electric motor is mounted at the back, thus giving a form of four-wheel drive, which Peugeot has enhanced with an Audi Allroad-style makeover.
The 508's interior is a huge leap forward for Peugeot, not just in keeping it competitive with the rest of the mid-priced saloons, but also in gaining on the pricier and mostly German end of the market. This is the most convincing effort at high quality on a more modest budget. Soft-touch plastics and nice design details abound. The front and rear are both comfortable and light, made all the more so by the option of a full-length panoramic sunroof. The SW's boot is decent enough at 512 litres, although admittedly this can't rival the Mondeo.
Peugeot's reputation for reliability is something we can't ignore but, judging by the improvements in perceived quality, it's worth giving it the benefit of the doubt. Low running costs, particularly with the tax-dodging diesels, means you'll only break the bank if you shop silly (the RXH starts at £32,600!). However, do be aware of the car's heavy depreciation.
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