Based on the results of Saturday’s election, city of Amarillo voters showed that they wanted consistency both on the city council as well as who was named the city’s Mayor.
According to unofficial results from the Election Administration Offices for Potter and Randall counties, Amarillo Mayor Ginger Nelson, Place Two Councilmember Freda Powell, Place Three Councilmember Eddy Sauer and Place Four Councilmember Howard Smith were all re-elected for their respective positions.
“I am very pleased that voters have seen the work that we have done. We have been working for four years, and now they have said, let’s go two more years,” Nelson said. “I’m hopeful that we can use the next two years to get a lot of things done in the city. The message that I have heard over and over today from being at the polls is, ‘Thank you for the progressive way you are leading the city. Keep moving forward.’ We will do that.”
Buildout Announces Acquisition of Rethink
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CHICAGO, Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Buildout, commercial real estate s top software for marketing and deal management, today announced their acquisition of Rethink, the leading provider of commercial real estate dealmaking technology. As part of this acquisition, Buildout will integrate Rethink s product suite and team into its offerings and operations. The Rethink team has built some of the most polished, user-focused, and impressive software that our industry has ever seen, said Jason Tillery, CTO and co-founder of Buildout. Combining the strength of their CRM into our powerful marketing platform brings Buildout one step closer to providing the end-to-end solution brokers need to close more deals.
Short-handed Cougars just miss on third straight HHC crown
12/18/20 11:47 PM
NEW PALESTINE Following Friday’s result, the last eight Hoosier Heritage Conference Girls Swimming and Diving Championships have been divided evenly between Greenfield-Central and Pendleton Heights.
It was the Arabians turn in a close contest at the New Palestine Natatorium Friday, edging the Cougars by a mere 16 points, 393-377.
The teams were deadlocked, 251-251, after eight events, but the Arabians’ depth proved to be the difference in halting the Cougars from winning their third straight crown.
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Greenfield-Central s Mary Ellen Stratman takes off during the backstroke portion of the girls 200-yard medley relay at the Hoosier Heritage Conference Swimming Championships at New Palestine on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020.(Rob Baker/Daily Reporter)