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Teamwork and creativity take center stage in Boys Ranch cardboard boat race

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By Drew Powell Verified
| KVII-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified
BOYS RANCH, Texas (KVII) — It’s an annual event held at Boys Ranch that is kind of like a regatta. The 19th edition of the Cardboard Boat Races at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch in Oldham County. The students at Boys Ranch have been spending lots of time assembling cardboard cutouts to try to make them into a boat or a small replica ship, and paddling from one side of the pond to the other.
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Stage 4 water rules in Dumas limit sprinklers to one day a week, Stage 5 possible

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By Drew Powell Verified
| KVII-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified
Stage 4 water rules in Dumas limit sprinklers to one day a week, Stage 5 possible Thu, July 9, 2026 at 4:56 PM Updated Thu, July 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM For the second time in less than 12 months, the city of Dumas has gone from Stage 3 to Stage 4 with water restrictions. (Drew Powell/KVII) “It limits automated sprinklers, depending on your address, to either Saturday or Sunday; it’s just one day a week,” said Mark Hall, Dumas's city manager.
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Texas game wardens urge safe water rescues to prevent double drownings this summer

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By Drew Powell Verified
| KVII-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified
HUTCHINSON COUNTY, Texas (KVII) — During the late spring and summer, more people visit lakes and rivers to enjoy the water and go for a swim to cool off. One drowning is simply one too many, and sadly, drownings are preventable. “We’ve seen an increase not only in numbers but sadly in tragic incidents with drownings or near drownings with folks getting literally in and above their heads with these bodies of water without a way to rescue themselves,” said Sarah Wennersten, Texas Game Warden.
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