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Celebrate 2000 left lasting civic legacies in Amarillo area
The Celebrate 2000 initiative funded and supported veterans parks on Georgia Street near I-27 and the Texas Panhandle War Memorial, added a $30,000 picnic shelter at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park, and backed educational scholarships. It also produced front-page rereleases, sports legends sections, a Century of Birthdays focus, and a Millennium Monument globe at Centennial Plaza, highlighting community beautification, gateways, and cultural heritage through multiple partners.
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NWTHS
Celebrate 2000
Randall County Veterans Park
Georgia Street
Interstate 27
Randall County
Texas Panhandle War Memorial
Gene Parker
Parker
Krause Landscaping
Texas Panhandle War Memorial Foundation
Cruz Construction
High Plains Christian Ministries Foundation
Potter-Randall County
Willis Granite Products
Amarillo
Martin Luther King Jr
Hallmark Construction
Aztec Masonry
Hd&d Design Collaborative
TLC Engineering
Krause Landscape Contractors
Duane Polster
Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department
Polster
Texas
Meadows Foundation
Pioneer Amphitheater
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
von Netzer
Amarillo College
Moore County
Greg Faris
West Texas A&m University
Bank of America Foundation
Bill Crenshaw
SPS
The
Globe News
Texas Panhandle Area
Amarillo Civic Center
Nazareth
Germany
Teenie Bachman
Associated Press
Henry Ford
Columbine High School
Lee Harvey Oswald
Amarillo Globe-News
Adair Buckner
Heath Greenstreet
Dalhart
Don and Sybil Harrington
Foundation
12Th Avenue
Pierce
Buchanan Streets
12Th
Taylor and Fillmore
Bank of America
Center City
Centennial Plaza
Amarillo City Hall