Good morning, Amarillo.

Multiple 9/11 memorial events will take place Friday in Amarillo.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center hosts its 25th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony (8:30 a.m. at 4111 S. Georgia St) while Schooler Funeral Home holds a come-and-go brunch from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 4100 S. Georgia St.

The Citadelle Art Museum in Canadian will open its exhibit 'The West in Her Hands: Early Women Artists of West Texas' on Thursday, Sept.

17 at 6 p.m., with guest speaker Michael Grauer, a former PPHM curator discussing West Texas art and history; tickets cost $35.

The Equine Dental School of Texas in Canyon, run by Wayne Needham, drew international and local students for hands-on horse dental care training.

Its session started Sept. 9 + it offers a multi-semester program with IAED certification at 21000 Interstate 27.

Xcel Energy requested that the Public Utility Commission approve new fuel factor rates for electricity starting in September in Amarillo.

Revised fuel factors could raise bills by about $7.96 a year while boosting fuel revenues by $120.3 million (affecting only fuel costs).

The Parks and Recreation Board voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend renaming East Park as Gabriel Chavez Park in honor of the local WWII hero, with the city council set to vote on the change soon.

BSA Hospital Pediatric Department received $10,000 to develop a Little Bees Playhouse at the hospital; the project, supported by Panda Care Center of Hope and Children’s Miracle Network, will provide interactive play where children can explore imaginative settings.