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Canyon student takes one small step toward moon with NASA program

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By Nell Williams
| Yahoo Verified
Canyon student takes one small step toward moon with NASA program Canyon High School senior Rebecca Cooke recently completed the 20-week Texas Aerospace Scholars (TAS) summer experience, Moonshot, a competitive STEM program connected to NASA's Johnson Space Center. Cooke was selected as one of more than 1,000 high school juniors from across Texas to participate in the program after being nominated by her state legislator, according to Canyon ISD.
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Toot 'n Totum begins round-up fundraiser for Heal the City

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By Nell Williams
| Amarillo Globe-News Verified
June 30, 2026, 4:46 a.m. CT Monday morning, June 29, the seventh campaign of “Change for the Better” kicked off at the Toot 'n Totum on Lakeside in Amarillo. Last year the campaign, which is part of Heal the City, netted $40,934, according to Alyssa Mince, marketing director of Toot 'n Totum. “This is a round-up program,” Mince said. “When a guest makes a purchase at the register, the pin pad will prompt them to round up their change to benefit Heal the City,” she said.
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Toot 'n Totum begins round-up fundraiser for Heal the City

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By Nell Williams
| Aol Verified
Monday morning, June 29, the seventh campaign of "Change for the Better" kicked off at the Toot 'n Totum on Lakeside in Amarillo. Last year the campaign, which is part of Heal the City, netted $40,934, according to Alyssa Mince, marketing director of Toot 'n Totum. "This is a round-up program," Mince said. "When a guest makes a purchase at the register, the pin pad will prompt them to round up their change to benefit Heal the City," she said.
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