911

We will never forget.

Let’s go back to September 11th in the year 1996. This is when this all started for me and my connection to this day. I was 9 months pregnant. I was due in 2 days. The 13th. It would have been on a Friday. I couldn’t have a Friday the 13th baby. So when I went into labor 2 days early I was so happy.

Have you ever been interested in the inner workings in our Amarillo Police Department? I mean it is a fascinating job. The things they see every day I can only imagine. If this is the type of thing you would love to witness first hand then don't wait.

You hear about it all the time. A lot of people go through a near death experience. I have never experienced it before. Well that was until yesterday. What almost took me down? Asparagus.

Even though this year's local 9/11 memorial ceremony won't be open to the public, there is still ways you can be in attendance.

Even though it has been 18 years, the effects are still being felt.

Amarillo will be having a remembrance ceremony at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial located at 4101 S. Georgia St. It is slated to begin around 8:30 AM.

From a young age we have always been taught to call 9-1-1 in an emergency.  It has been ingrained in our head.   Something new has come to Amarillo regarding 9-1-1.  Those living in Potter and Randall Counties can now send texts to 9-1-1 in an emergency.

Amarillo 911 dispatchers receive thousands of calls every day, but they aren't always in reference to an actual emergency.

The Lumberton High School cheerleading squad performs its latest routine, set to the sounds of reporters describing the horrific events of September 11, 2001, and President George W. Bush's voice. Yes, you read that right.

Bretagne is the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog to work Ground Zero.

There are numerous choices for watching Friday's September 11 memorial ceremonies online. Here are a few of them.