blood drive

This weekend, it’s time to roll up your sleeves for a good cause and maybe ride away on a new bike.

We know that the cost of college is just a lot these days. We also know that a college education is very valuable. If you could get some free money to help, would you want it? I mean especially if it's pretty easy to be on your way to winning?

Through March 31, Coffee Memorial Blood Center will make a $10 donation to the Global Blood Fund for each donor who foregoes getting the t-shirt.

This is about the easiest way to make a thousand bucks during spring break.

It seems like there are two things we are always in need of in the panhandle. We could "always use the moisture," and we need people who will donate blood.

When Carla Contreras was twelve years old she lost her battle with lukemia. Cancer sucks. We can all admit it. When it is a fight for a child it is even worse. Why is this a thing?

Are you or someone you know heading to college this fall? Or maybe you are already attending and could use some extra money to help with tuition or books.

According to a press release, Coffee Memorial usually has a three-to-five-day supply on hand for local hospitals. Levels have dwindled to less than one day.

During the holidays it's about finding the perfect gift. The perfect gift for that person you love. The thing about finding the perfect gift is, that gift will probably be in a drawer or closet by the time it is all said and done. What if I told you that you could give a gift that would never be forgotten or thrown in a closet. A gift that doesn't cost anything.

The Coffee Memorial Blood Center has teamed up with Amarillo National Bank to bring our community a little closer together through helping one another out.