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Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive brings Longhorns through downtown Amarillo
Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive brings Longhorns through downtown Amarillo

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time15 hours ago

  • Automotive
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Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive brings Longhorns through downtown Amarillo

Sixty Texas Longhorns made their way down Polk Street on Saturday morning, drawing hundreds of spectators to downtown Amarillo for the annual Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive. Now in its 12th year since being revived in 2014, the event honors Amarillo's cattle-driving heritage and its emergence as a premier shipping hub in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The drive is a key part of the Texas Route 66 Festival, celebrating the Panhandle's Western roots with mounted riders, motorized groups, and periodic staged Old West shootouts. The procession began at 10 a.m., traveling north on Polk Street before turning onto 3rd Street, continuing along Marrs, and heading down 10th Street toward the Tri-State Fairgrounds, where the herd passed beneath the venue's iconic lighted arch. Families, longtime residents and visitors lined the route to wave at riders in red shirts, snap photos of the longhorns and celebrate a tradition that continues to bring Amarillo's cowboy spirit to life. This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive fills downtown Amarillo with Longhorns

High Noon on the Square kicks off 30th season with music, burgers and community spirit
High Noon on the Square kicks off 30th season with music, burgers and community spirit

Yahoo

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
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High Noon on the Square kicks off 30th season with music, burgers and community spirit

The Potter County courthouse lawn came alive Wednesday as High Noon on the Square returned for its 30th season in downtown Amarillo. More than 450 people gathered to enjoy live music from Ed Montana and a sizzling lunch courtesy of the Coors Cowboy Club, which grilled more than 400 hamburgers for the crowd. 'The lawn is beautiful. It's full of kids and pets and families — just like we love to see it,' said Beth Duke, executive director of Center City of Amarillo. 'Everybody's enjoying downtown.' The summer series continues every Wednesday through July, with next week's musical guest set to be Buster Bledsoe. This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: High Noon on the Square opens 30th season in Amarillo

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