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Red Raider Giveaway 2013!
Winners of sets of tickets to see Oklahoma State play Texas Tech November 2 were Jens Brorman, Nick Yosten, Jennifer Casarez and Cindy Nikkel.
Winners of sets of tickets to see the Wildcats and Red Raiders November 9 were Tom Dickerson, Scott Miramontes, George Pacheco and Stephanie Woodard.
Many thanks to all the listeners who registered to win and to the Red Raider Giveaway sponsors -- Abundant Life Health Store, Hereford Texas Federal Credit Union, Gebo's and Tireworks/Tirepros.
Hereford Wind Projects
Several wind projects are on the table for Deaf Smith County. EDF plans a 200-megawatt project southeast of Hereford called Hereford Wind. Unity Wind plans a 200-megwatt project north of Dawn that may include some solar generation. Fremantle Energy plans a 200-megawatt project near Wildorado called Canadian Breaks, with about 40 megawatts installed in Deaf Smith County. Lincoln Renewable plans a 300-megawatt project called Jumbo Road in northern Castro County. Each company is aiming for at least some construction by the end of 2013 in order to claim the federal renewable energy Production Tax Credit, which is set to expire December 31.
Power produced by the projects would be collected by Sharyland Utilities and transmitted by CREZ lines. The CREZ project interconnects Sharyland wind energy collection substations near Silverton, Nazareth, Hereford and White Deer to the ERCOT grid downstate. Some of the companies developing wind projects to interconnect through the Deaf Smith Sharyland substation include Tri-Global, EURUS, Scatec-Mariah, Lincoln Renewable-EDF, Chermac-Happy, and E.ON.
Construction progress of the $7 million Amarillo College campus on West Fifteenth Street, to be completed this fall and in use for classes in the spring semester of 2014. Besides core college curriculum classrooms, the campus will include technical labs for training in trucking, industrial maintenance and renewable energy-wind.
Margaret Formby Memorial Collection -- A project of Deaf Smith Friends of the Library, readers are able to view over 300 very early editions of the Hereford Brand newspaper. Click here to learn about and view the collection online.
To see photos of the KPAN wind build, click here.
To read the July 2008 Radio article, click here.
To read the February 2009 Radio magazine article, click here.
As of January 1, 2012, the KPAN Skystream has prevented the release of 10,243 pounds of CO2, compared to energy from coal.
Welcome to an on-line visit to the Texas Panhandle, where the people are genuine, the ground meets the sky in an unbroken line and they call the wind Mariah.....Carey. Or on some days there are other names for the wind. Where cows outnumber people 10 to 1. Where malcontents and ne'er-do-wells are still allowed daily access to loaded sidearms and live microphones. Where you can still be home on the range. Where the land is flat and the deck is stacked and the ladies.....are angels. Where money talks and men are real men and the livestock are.....real nervous.
Cruise around this old-timey website to learn more about Hereford and the complex inner workings of a powerhouse broadcasting giant like KPAN. Learn about the The Old Philosopher, Clint Formby. Visit the websites of KPAN Sponsors. Check out the Hereford Whitefaces at Sports. Catch up on the latest stuff on the KPAN TableGram, shop the Trading Post, or check precip at Weather.
When the little radio station went on the air in 1948, the army barracks
you see at the left was home to a simple studio and a handful of folks who
were excited about bringing the latest technology to Hereford. Now, with
the fourth generation of the Formby family clicking keyboards to put KPAN
on the Internet, we are still excited about the latest technology to bring
radio's one-to-one communication to you, our on-line listener. KPAN
still has much of the original vision of 1948, a full-service radio
station for a community, daily providing music, sports,
advertising, journalism, weather, ag info, opinion, markets and fun for
Hereford -- and now for you, wherever you choose to log on.
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