PO Box 2155, Dumas, Tx, 79029

The event center for all your parties, wedding, reunions, and events. Located in the city of Dumas.

PO Box 396, Dumas, TX, 79029

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Since 1948, KDDD radio has been the "talk of the town" for Dumas, Texas. Now, we are also the favorite station for oldies from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, and 90's. Please join us by tuning in to 95.3 on your FM dial or by listening online by clicking the ...
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101 N Bernice St, PO Box 633, Spearman, TX, 79081

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The first HPO, the High Plains Observer, began in Spearman in July 2006 and has enjoyed tremendous success as a huge community information center. The Spearman Chamber of Commerce honored the HPO with business of the year in 2008. We feel that the ent ...
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323 Denver Ave., Dalhart, TX, 79022

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There’s tons of listening options to choose from and a myriad of information out there, but we only have a handful of hours each day for entertainment. By choosing KXIT Studio as your favorite Radio Station, you are supporting not only KXIT but the local ...
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Amarillo, TX

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Lone Star Ballet Inc. offers dance classes for students of all ages and technique levels.

702 S Meredith Ave, Dumas, TX, 79029

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1. The Moore County News*Press is the chronicle of life in Dumas and all of Moore county. Our objective is to provide quality service to: Our readers; Individual and corporate advertisers; Civic groups, schools, churches and all others who use our newspap ...
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1810 S Dumas Ave, Dumas, Texas, 78029

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The Art Center is committed to the preservation and promotion of the visual arts of Moore County. Education is aimed at expanding the visual arts for adults and children with workshops taught by professional artists. We strive to make area residents aware ...
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1820 S Dumas Ave, Dumas, TX, 79029

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Window on the Plains Museum offers displays of ranching, farming, industrial, business, and family life exhibits of the Texas Panhandle during the late 19th and 20th centuries. Window on the Plains Museum began in 1976 as Moore County Historical Museum ...
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