Sunray Map/Points of Interest 19 Chamber Membership Info 34 Sunray History/Points of Interest 20 Chamber Member Listings 35-46 Cactus Map/Points of Interest 21

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Community Guide & Membership Directory Table of Contents

Program of Work 4-5 Cactus History 22 Historical Moore County 6-8 Moore County Climate Info 26 Dumas Map 9 Moore County Facts & Figures 27-29 Dumas History 10 Market Access 30 Dumas Points of Interest 11-16 More Chamber Activities 31 Ding Dong Daddy Legend 17-18 Nearby Attractions 32-33 Sunray Map/Points of Interest 19 Chamber Membership Info 34 Sunray History/Points of Interest 20 Chamber Member Listings 35-46 Cactus Map/Points of Interest 21

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Program of Work

Networking Breakfast

Two or more breakfasts this year will be scheduled for Chamber members and guests. Programs of local and regional interest are planned. Breakfasts are at no cost to Chamber members and guests. Dumas/Moore County Chamber’s Clarissa McPherson, receptionist; Carl Business After Watson, executive director; and Doreen Hours Rogers, office manager. Receptions after normal working days are planned for Chamber members and guests. These networking events are hosted by existing Chamber members. Membership Development An emphasis on securing new members/investors for the Chamber is the goal for this ongoing effort. Electronic Sign Study Staff to reach the feasibility of placing an electronic sign on 287 to help promote city wide events, chamber events, weather condition alerts and other important hap- penings to local residents and visitors.

Program of Work Continued from previous page Membership & Visitor Guide Staff to create new membership directory and visitor guide to promote chamber members and Dumas/Moore County as travel destination. Operation Thank You Implement a plan to visit chamber business partners to say thank you for their membership and support of the Chamber. Women’s Division This segment of the Chamber provides another avenue of service to the organiza- tion. Assistance with various projects is provided by this group of outstanding volun- teers. Interested women are encouraged to become a part of this dynamic group. The “Backyards In Bloom Tour” is a popular project of the Women’s Division.

To learn more about any of the items in the Chamber of Commerce’ Program of Work, contact the Chamber at 935-2123 or stop by the Dumas/Moore County Cham- ber of Commerce and Visitor Center on S. Dumas Ave.

Historical Moore County Moore County is home to lights several historical many interesting historical markers in Moore County... markers. Some are located One of the markers is lo- along what are major high- cated at the courthouse ways today (US 87/287) square in Dumas. The mu- while others are located in seum notes that the marker more isolated areas on nar- was placed in 1966 and row, winding back roads. tells the story of the origi- Regardless of their location, nal courthouse. Traveling these markers help tell the on US 87/287 south, two story of Moore County's historical markers are locat- past. ed near the south city lim- For anyone wanting to its at the Chamher of Com- learn ahout the history of merce Visitor Center. Moore County, the most The first tells of the geological place to start is Win- logical riches of the county dow on the Plains Museum. and the second makes ref- A museum handout spot- erence to the site of a his- 6 toric drift fence. The proved beneficial from drift fence marker earliest times when reads: ''Until the mid- prehistoric man devel- 1880's, no range fences oped first industry in existed in the Texas Texas by mining flint Panhandle. Thus when deposits along the winter blizzards came, Canadian River. Items cattle drifted from Ok- made from these quar- lahoma, Colorado, and ries have been found Kansas onto the Texas ranches of T over a large portion of the western United ("Box T"--Dominion Cattle Co. Ltd.), 7K States. Slabs of dolomite from area were ("Seven K....York, Parker & Draper), CC used to build sturdy, warm homes; interi- ("Bar C's" -Creswell Land & Cattle Co.), ors were coated with mixture of sand, clay ("lUrkey Track..··Hansford Land & Cattle and caliche... an advance uncommon in Co.), LX (Bates & Beal), LIT (Littlefield prehistoric North America. Modern man ), and LE (Lee & Reynolds). The influx has established 31 industries based on oil, caused these ranches in the Canadian gas, to take advantage of geological riches River breaks to be overgrazed, for by untapped by ancient man." spring roundup there were as many Continuing south on US 87/287 sever- northern as local cattle in the herds. To al miles outside of town rests another prevent the costly and time-eonsuming marker. This one tells the story of Moore job of separating the cattle, each Texas County. It reads, "Created 1876 from rancher agreed to construct a fence along Bexar Land District. Named in honor of his north boundary line. The resulting Edwin W. Moore (1810-1865), Com- fence was 200 miles long and ran from modore of the Navy, Republic of Texas. the northeast corner of the Panhandle County was organized July 5, 1892, with southwest to near the site where Dumas Dumas (named for promoter of the town- was later founded, then west about 35 site) as county seat. Stagecoach and miles into New Mexico. It was a 4- freighters furnished transportaiton in early strand, 4-barb fence with posts 30 feet days. The county was thinly settled: apart and a gate every 3 miles. The mate- ranching was the main industry, prior to rials amounted to about 65 carloads of discoveries of oil and gas in 1926. A zinc wire and posts hauled from Dodge City. smelter was built in 1936. Economy is In 1890, however, to comply with an 1889 now based on petro-chemicals, helium, state law prohibiting any fence from oil, gas, cattle feeding, ranching, grains, crossing or enclosing public property, soybeans, sugar beets and castor beans." most of the fence was removed." Asecond marker at this site notes how In reference to the geological riches of the Tascosa-Dodge City Trail crossed Moore County, that marker reads: "Have Moore County. In fact, there are two

7 plaques dedicated to this rests another historical trail. The other is located marker. This one, which is on State Highway 152 about on Farm to Market 1913 at 12 miles east of Dumas. the intersection of Plum The marker south of town Creek Road, marks the on US 87/287 reads, campsite of Lt. James W. Al- "Founded 1877, for travel bert, an explorer from the from Tascosa, on the Cana- early 1800s. It reads, "The dian (25 ml.SW) to Dodge United States Government City, Kansas. Tascosa was had the Canadian River ex- supply center for hunters and plored in 1845, just before settlers, Panhandle and Texas joined the Union. South Plains; and for LE, Topographical engineer LIT, LS and LX Ranches, James W. Abert (1820- running large herds of cattle on area's free 1897), a West Point graduate, had charge grass. Tascosa stagecoach, freighters, cat- of a 33-man party, and spent two or more tle herds going to market used this road -- days in the vicinity of this marker. Near also traveled by gamblers, desperadoes, here he was visited by Kiowa Indians, U.S. Marshals and noted frontiersmen. who said that they were at war with Tex- Tascosa had post office, 1878; was county ans. Abert was made welcome after he seat, Oldham County, 1880. Town and proved to be an American. His map of the trail declined after Fort Worth & Denver river and notes on geography and the In- City Railway built into area, 1887." dians proved valuable to Texas and the Alongside State Highway 152 the nation." marker reads, "As ranchers and merchants Another marker located at the court- settled in this part of Texas during the house square alongside the courthouse 1870's, the need for a direct supply line marker. The marker is for the City of Du- became evident. This trail was estab- mas and it reads, "In 1891, Louis Dumas lished in 1877 for cattle drives and freight and J.R. Wheat formed the Panhandle hauls from Tascosa (38 mi.SW) to mar- Townsite Company to develop and pro- kets in Dodge City, Kansas. It also mote a community they named Dumas. served as a stagecoach and mail route. A post office was established the same The town of Tascosa received a post of- year, and in 1892 Dumas was elected the fice in 1878 and was the Oldham County seat of Moore County government. A seat from 1880 until 1915. The coming mercantile store opened in 1894, and the of the railroad in 1887 led to the decline First State Bank was organized in 1908. of the town and to the abandonment of the The dry, arid land surrounding Dumas at- Tascosa-Dodge City Trail." tracted few newcomers, and the popula- About 25 miles southeast of Dumas tion remained sparse until oil was discovered in 1927. The town's history is a good reflection of life in the Texas Pan- handle." The final historical marker rests on the side of the road on Farm to Market 1060, near Morton Elevator Road northeast of Dumas. This marker also tells us the story of the historic drift fence and reads the same as the one on US 87/287. To find out more about historical markers you may visit Window on the Plains, 1820 S. Dumas Ave. (dumasmuseumandartcenter.org) or the Texas Histori- cal Commission at www.the.state.tx.us. 8 9

Dumas Elevation: 3,661 Zip code: 79029 Population: 14,916 (2016)

Dumas' history can be traced back to the jumped and the population grew. late 1800s. The town's namesake, Louis The city purchased its first fire truck in Dumas, began to develop the townsite, 1945 and the water and sewer system con- which was surveyed and platted on April struction began in 1946. 22, 1891. Though there were times when the pop- That same year, the first store, a general ulation was little or none, Dumas survived store, was built in 1891 by J .F. Patterson. and has continued to grow over the years. The first post office also appeared in 1891... In 1990, Dumas had a population of Car registration began in Moore County 12,871. That number grew to 13,747 in in 1908 and in August of 1909 an agree- 2000. ment was signed to build a railroad. The The city, which is the county seat, has railroad finally came in 1931 when the first many parks and an aquatic park. One city train puffed into town. park, Texoma Park, offers free overnight Moore County 's population remained RV parking. You may contact the City of static from 1910 to 1920. Then the oil and Dumas at 935-4101 to learn more about gas boom happened. School enrollment Continued on Page 11

10 Dumas Aquatic Park Located at 501 E. 14th in McDade Park, the multi- million dollar aquatic park features two water slides, a large swimming pool, children’s play area and splash pads.

Located northeast of Dumas, Pheasant Trails Golf Course offers a great golfing experience. It is an 18 hole course with great greens. For fee information call 806-935-7375. Pheasant Trails Golf Course

Continued from Page 10 this opportunity. Also adding to the quality of life are a community building, a museum, a public library, an eight campus public school system (which includes one campus in nearby Cactus, Cactus Elementary), a college campus, a senior citizen 's center and numerous churches of various faiths. The city 's diversity in business and industry reflects that of the almost 15,000 people who call Dumas home today.

When you travel through the City of Dumas, we want to make you as comfort- able as possible. That’s why we offer a free overnight stay at our RV park.

1/2 mile walking/ running track, three covered pavillions with bar-be-que grills, volleyball court, aquatic park, playground equipment, Veterans Memorial Wall and skateboard park

More Dumas parks and points of interest In addition to the parks already mentioned, Dumas has many other parks for residents and visitors to the city to enjoy. The following is a list of all City of Dumas parks: Jack Hickman Memorial - 2nd and Bliss Durrett Park - 9th and Durrett Greenway Park - 100 block of Greenway McDade Park/Dumas Aquatic Park - 501 E. 14th Morton Park - E. 4th and S. Beard N. Birge Park - 5th and W. Birge Parkway Park - Park Drive Shamrock Park - Hastings and NE 3rd S. Birge Park - 11th and S. Birge Texoma Park - 518 W. 1st The Quanah Parker Twichell Park - 1500 Twichell marker on the Chamber Utley Park - El Paso and Brickey grounds recognizes the Phillips Park - 14th and Twichell Comanche Indian chief. Also adding to the quality of life for the approximately 15,000 people who call Dumas home are a community building, a museum, a public library, a nine campus public school system (which includes one elementary campus in nearby Cactus), a pair of Amarillo College campus locations, a senior citizen’s center and numerous churches of various faiths. The city’s diversity in business and industry reflects the diversity of those who call Dumas home today.

Atwo-field, state-of-the-art complex used by the Babe Ruth Association and the Dumas Independent School District’s baseball team is found within McDade Park. Spring into summer nights will find both of these parks teeming with players and spectators alike.

Moore County YMCA offers many activities such as water aquatics and fitness classes, as well as soccer, swimming, basketball, the Moore County Marlins swim team and much more.

The Evelyn Theatre shows first-run movies and is open Friday and Saturdays for 7:00pm and 9:15pm shows, as well as 7:00pm shows Sunday through Thursday

Dumas Family Fun Center is Dumas’ newest entertainment location. Don’t stay bored at home. Come bowl a game or two, and enjoy some glow-in-the-dark miniature golf. Enjoy your birthday cake in the party room with family and friends!

Featuring extensive displays centered around farming and ranching, industry, business, family life and wildlife.

The Art Center opened in October 2004 as a neighbor to Window on the Plains Museum. The joining of the two has made a pleasant stop in Dumas to view art and history and enjoy the best of Texas. The Art Center features the works of area artists in exhibits that change throughout the year.

Legend of the Ding Dong Daddy What is a Ding Dong Daddy? getting acquainted and after he had a This is the question most visitors to steak continued his journey. Less than a Dumas, Texas ask after arriving in the year later Baxter penned the words and county seat city of Moore Coun- tune to a song which he named ty, lodged in the near north- “I’m a Ding Dong Daddy western top of the Texas from Dumas.” Panhandle. The catchy song Let’s go back to the gained national recog- beginning – First of nition when Phil all, the man who Harris, band leader first developed the for the Jack Benny town was named Radio Show, Louis Dumas and recorded the song. the town was his Dumas, like namesake. This all many smaller took place in the late towns, grew and 1800’s as the Texas prospered during the Panhandle was one of years prior to and dur- the final areas of the State ing World War II. During of Texas to be developed this time several industrial from the raw prairie. plants had been constructed and Dumas, the town developer, stayed in the city with his name only a short time, Continued on Page 18 but the name remains to this day. And, what began as a dusty crossroads on the prairie above the “big blues” north and west of Amarillo above the Canadian River began to grow. First, the town was given little chance to survive, but the pio- neer-stock was hardy stuff and they stuck it out. The small village was only 571 souls in the 1920’s and late in that decade a man who was to become a moderately successful band leader and song writer, Phil Baxter, chanced upon Dumas. He spent a few weeks in Dumas

Continued from Page 17 the town boasted 2,117 population in 1940. Shortly after the end of World War II, local Dumas residents organized and began operations of radio station KDDD. The three “D’s” came from the song – I’m a Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas. Radio station KDDD used the song as its theme song and later early radio station manager, and later owner, Ken er than to boost Dumas. Duke, commission an Amarillo commer- Afew years later, the Chamber of cial artist, Hut Hutson, to create an image Commerce created a counterpart, giving of the Ding Dong Daddy of the song. life to the Ding Dong Dolly from Du- As a result, Hutson created the carica- mas. ture that is the “Ding Dong Daddy from Plastic pins of both the “Daddy” and Dumas” complete with radio micro- “Dolly” have been give wide distribution phone. The radio station copyrighted the over most of the Free World as Dumas caricature and used it as its trademark. residents have traveled and given away The little Ding Dong Daddy became the small caricatures of plastic. popular and in the early 1950’s KDDD Today, the Moore County Historical loaned the logo to the Dumas Chamber Museum has on display the original art- of Commerce for use in promoting Du- work of the “Ding Dong Daddy from mas, with the provision that the logo not Dumas”, along with an autographed be used by any commercial business oth- copy of the sheet music by Phil Baxter. Also a copy on tape of the portion of a radio broadcast interview with song writer Phil Baxter and KDDD’s Ken Duke made during the Dumas Dogie Day celebration in June, 1957. So, you can see that there really is a “Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas” and holding or wearing one of the Daddy pins gives the owner an attitude of being a part of the great heritage of the Panhan- dle of Dumas, Texas. ——— Except courtesy of “Our Town – Du- mas” by Jay B. Funk.

welcomes residents of Sunray and the surrounding area to the Sunray Funday celebration. The event includes a parade, a barbecue at the park and a day full of vendor booths, entertainment, fun, games. and a mud volleyball tournament. City Parks Planter Park, located at 200 W. 10th; Sunray Funday Greg Smith Memorial Park, located at Each August, the Sunray Lions Club 700 E. 7th 19

Elevation: 3,507 Zip code: 79086 Population: 1,936 (2016) SunraySunray

The City of Sunray, originally known as Helping to sustain the city is agriculture Altman, came into existence in 1930. The and petroleum industries. Sunray is also community was founded by Jack Collins, home to Sunray Coop with the world's who was well-known in ranching and fi- largest country elevator. Today there are nancial circles. When it was discovered that locally owned businesses such as restau- Rusk County already had claim to that rants, a bank, fumiture store, hardware name, the name Sunray was chosen. The store, gift shop , grocery store, convenience name came from Sunray Oil Company, store, farm and ranch store, and several oth- which set up a refinery near the town. er businesses. Coupled with its businesses Sunray also features a good quality of living, safe environment, and a strong school system. Sunray is home to a muicpal airport, several churches of various faiths and an active Lions Club that sponsors the annual Sunray Funday celebration each summer, which features a barbecue lunch, a parade, vendor booths and more. Residents say it is a great community to be a part of and we want to continue to build on our past success.

Treasure Island Water Park Located at 700 E. 7th St. in Sunray is a 7,500 square foot zero depth entry pool complete with two 20 foot tall water slides, palm trees, the U.S.S. Bobcat pi- rate ship, a whale slide, water volleyball, and much more for sun worshippers. Treasure Island is part of Sunray Com- munity Park. 20

Cactus City Parks Cactus is home to three city parks for the enjoyment of community members and visitors: Castro Park is located at 109 South Drive, Stone Park is located at 340 Poplar, and Cactus Park may be found at 403 Cherry. 21

neighboring Dumas in the 1940s. Helping to grow the population was the Cactus Or- CactusCactus dinance Works, which was secured in 1941, and capitalized on the oil and gas- rich area. There are many notable events in Cac- tus' history include the building of a major meat packing plant in 1974, construction of a new post office in 1975, construction of a tannery in 1977, the building of the first city hall in 1979 and the construction Elevation: 3,619 of a community building in 1984-85. To- Zip code: 79013 day that building is used as a branch of the Population: 3,178 (2016) YMCA of Moore County. In April of 2007, Cactus was struck by The history of the communities of Cac- a mile-wide EF2 tornado that injured sev- tus and Etter date back to the early 1900s. eral and damage and/or destroyed about It was then that the first post office in the 1/4 of the town. Cactus has shown its abili- area was opened, named Kong for reasons ty to overcome adversity in the rebuilding unknown. While the histories of these two period that followed. communities dates back over 100 years, The population of Cactus has grown Cactus was not an incorporated city until a very quickly over the past few decades. 1968 election by a vote of 50-3. The city had just 644 residents in 1970 Though not officially incorporated until and, in 1990, there were 1,529 people who many years later, the Cactus-Etter area called the city home. The latest census es- boasted a larger population than that of timates show the population to be 3,186.

Moore County Climate Located in the High Plains, Dumas boasts over 260 days of sunshine. Dumas Annual Average Temp enjoys favorable and mild seasons throughout the year. The average annual 56.9° F temperature is 60 degrees Fahrenheit / 16 Average Hi/Low Temp degrees Celsius with an average rainfall of 49° F / 21.2° 20 inches and average snowfall of 10 Average Hi/Low Temp inches per year. The normal storm paths 91.7° F / 65.6° F that tract across most of the U.S. typically Ann. Average Precip. pass by the Dumas area, so prolonged pe- 19.56" riods of bad weather are almost unheard Ann. Average Snowfall of. During the average year, skies are clear or partly sunny and the air is clean. Flying 15.00" conditions are generally very good with Days of Sunshine flight by visual flight rules possible on 146 most days of the year. Measurable precipi- % Days of Sunshine tation averages between 1 and about 5 83% inches a month, with heaviest rainfall in May, June and September. Snowfall averages less than 10 inches per year and seldom remains on the ground very long. Heavy fogs are infrequent and prevailing winds are southerly, except in January and Febru- ary, when northerly breezes predominate.

Moore Facts & Figures

DEMOGRAPHICS Property Tax - Property in Dumas is DUMAS/MOORE COUNTY subject to taxation by six different taxing jurisdictions. Property located According to the Dumas Economic in Moore County; outside Dumas city Development Corporation, limits will have a slightly different tax “Dumas/Moore County excels in ex- structure. Tax rates per $100 valuation: CITY OF DUMAS PROPERTY TAX ceeding expectations. From topping the City of Dumas $ .290891 state in retail sales growth and new Moore County .411031 business activity, to one of the lowest Dumas ISD 1.152000 unemployment rates in the U.S., Dumas Amarillo College .050000 Moore Co Hospital .178851 is a great place to experience. Dumas is Palo Duro Water .014000 growing, we’re prospering, and we’re North Plains Water .034146 having fun. Our list of accolades and FC&LR .070612 notable achievements is long, but what SPEC Rd .005874 Total $2.207405 it all means for you is that our commu- Other Moore County taxing jurisdictions nity growth is due in part to our low and tax rates per $100: cost, hassle-free, collaborative approach City of Sunray $ .310000 to doing business – and that makes it City of Cactus .232641 easy for you and your employees to lo- Sunray ISD 1.430000 cate operations here. Take a look at our general demographic information to learn more about our workforce region demographics and our community demographics."

Moore Facts & Figures

Housing Local/National Comparisons

Currently, 55.6% of the 73,059 housing units in the NE Texas Panhandle Re- gion are owner occupied; 33.3%, renter occupied; and 11.2% are vacant. Current- ly, in the U.S., 56.5% of the housing units in the region are owner occupied; 32.1% are renter occupied; and 11.4% are vacant. In 2010, there were 72,240 housing units in the region - 56.7% owner occupied, 32.2% renter occupied, and 11.0% vacant. The annual rate of change in housing units since 2010 is 0.50%. Median home value in the region is $95,786, com- pared to a median home value of $167,749 for the U.S. In five years, median value is projected to change by 2.61% annually to $108,976.

Market Access Amarillo 47 Colorado Springs, Colo. 315 Austin 529 Denver, Colo. 358 Corpus Christi 697 Kansas City, Kan. 507 Dallas 410 Topeka, Kan. 435 El Paso 462 Wichita, Kan. 324 Enid, Okla. 295 Houston 649 Lawton, Okla. 213 Lubbock 169 Oklahoma City, Okla. 289 San Angelo 346 Tulsa, Okla. 379 San Antonio 553 Albuquerque, NM 308 Wichita Falls 272 Santa Fe, NM 299

Multiple celebrations sponsored by the Dumas/Moore County Chamber of Commerce Each year the Dumas/Moore County Chamber of Commerce plays host to numerous events including the World Champi- onship Mud Volleyball tournament (July 4th holiday) and The D’Town BBQ Cookoff. The Chamber also teams up with the City of Dumas for the annual Candy Cane Lane celebration, kicking off the holiday season and welcoming Santa Claus to town! There are also other events such as Movie Nights in the Park (McDade Park) networking breakfasts, an annual banquet and more. You may learn Above, judging the D’Town BBQ. Below, Santa arrives at more about these events by contacting the Candy Cane Lane and is welcomed by the Chamber CEO. Chamber at (806) 935-2123 or visiting www.dumaschamber.com.

Mud volleyball on the 4th of July

Other nearby attractions down the southeast side of Sanford Dam. Picnic tables with shade shelters, grills and vault-evaporator toilets are available. Cur- rently there is no drinking water or flush toilets available. While visiting the site please observe the park bulletin boards for additional park information including rules and regulations. There are several different ways to get to Lake Meredith. If you are coming from Amarillo, exit Loop 335 North, then exit Lake Meredith National Hwy 136 North to Fritch. Headquarters is Recreation Area located at 419 E. Broadway in Fritch. If Within the dry and windswept high coming from the North you can take 1913 plains of the Texas Panhandle lies a hidden from SH 152 or from US 287 and follow oasis, a welcoming haven where wildlife Park Service signs. and humans find respite from the dry grasslands above. Through this plain, the Canadian River has cut dramatic 200-foot canyons, or breaks, where humans have ecked out a living for over 13,000 years. Lake Meredith now occupies these hidden coves where early humans once roamed. There is no fee to visit Lake Meredith, though boaters must purchase a permit. Many of the campgrounds offer picnic tables and shade shelters for those looking for a place to have a picnic. Spring Alibates Flint Quarries Canyon, which is day use only, also in- National Monument cludes picnic tables and offers opportuni- Texas' only monument offers ranger ties for both fishing and swimming. guided hikes, a film and exhibits. Hikes SPRING CANYON (STILLING are by reservation, involve one mile of BASIN): Day use only--swimming, pic- walking, an elevation gain of 170' and take nicking, fishing, birdwatching. This popu- two hours. The monument protects a lar site is located west of the town of San- mesa covered in a lithic scatter carpet of ford off FM 1319. Take the road heading flint, so thick you cannot walk without stepping on human generated flakes of Al- ibates flint. The quarries were dug, by hand, 1,000 years ago. However, gather- ing of flint from the mesa has been taking place for 13,000 years. Tours of Alibates are free! Please call Park Headquarters at (806) 857-3151 or write Superintendent, Alibates Flint Quar- ries National Monument, P.O. Box 1460 Fritch, Texas 79036 and make a reservation. For group reservations (15 or more people) contact Park Headquarters for a group tour permit form. Continued on Page 33 32

Continued from Page 32 1541, then eight miles east on Texas 217, Alibates Flint Quarries is located ap- or via US 87/I-27 at Canyon. proximately 35 miles north of Amarillo off This state park opened on July 4, 1934, State Highway (SH) 136. and contains 29,182 acres of the scenic, Learn more at www.nps.gov. northern most portion of the Palo Duro Canyon. The Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s constructed most of the build- ings and roads still in use by park staff and visitors. The canyon is 120 miles longs, as much as 20 miles wide, and has a maxi- mum depth of more than 800 feet. Its elevation at the rim is 3,500 feet. Visitors can enjoy the park's scenery by simply traveling along the paved 16 miles of roadway. In addition, visitors may ride horseback on some 1,500 acres in the Palo Duro Canyon State Park park, and there are campsites with water Palo Duro Canyon, referred to as “The and electricity, primitive sites, equestrian Grand Canyon of Texas”, is the second sites, or backpack camping areas. A pavil- largest canyon in the country. ion sits in the canyon, as well, for wed- Visitors can enjoy the canyon's rugged dings, reunions or meetings. You may al- beauty and enjoy its colorful history. The so explore more than 30 miles of the park lies 12 miles east of Canyon, Texas, canyon by foot, mountain bike, horse or (which is about 60 miles south of Dumas) car. To find out more you may call 806- on Hwy 217. You may access the canyon 488-2227 or visit the park online at from Amarillo by traveling south on FM www.palodurocanyon.com.

Become A Chamber of Commerce Member The mission of the Dumas/Moore County Chamber of Commerce is to provide leader- ship that promotes economic development of business and tourism in Moore County, as well as support the civic interests that help enhance the quality of life for all citizens. Visit dumaschamber.com for a list of benefits that come with each membership into the Du- mas/Moore County Chamber of Commerce.

Agriculture & Ranching Moore County Gin, LP 806-966-4519 Ag Producers Co-op moorecountygin.com 806-948-4121 P.O. Box 475 P.O. Box 430 Dumas, TX 79029 Sunray, TX 79086 Remington Seeds, LLC Crop Production Services, Inc. 806-935-5623 806-935-6448 Dumas, Texas 79029 3005 Rocky Mountain Avenue Loveland, CO 805388 Richardson Seeds, Inc. 806-267-2379 Dumas Co-op P.O. Box 60 806-935-6440 Vega, TX 79092 dumascoop.com P.O. Box 831 Rusty Spike Goat Products Dumas, TX 79029 935-3886 10890 FM 2589 Dumas Water Well Service, Inc. Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-7592 P.O. Box 1898 Sunshine Stables Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-9178 sunshinestablestx.com 10846 FM 2589 Etter Water Well, LLC Dumas, TX 79029 806-323-9413 etterwaterwell.com Vaughan Farms, Inc. PO Box 977 806-935-2580 Cactus, TX 79013 5522 US Hwy 87 Frische Bros Fertilizer Inc. Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-7337 Wilbur-Ellis Company P.O. Box 1565 Dumas, TX 79029 806-948-1496 P.O. Box 509 Sunray, TX 79086 Green Country Equipment 806-935-7720 Automotive P.O. Box 635 Dumas, TX 79029 A-1 Auto Care, Inc. JBS 806-935-2211 806-966-8213 a1autocaredumas.com PO Box 524 224 East 1st Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Moore County Farm Bureau A& I Parts CenterInc. 806-935-6860 806-935-5633 P.O. Box 655 P.O. Box 806 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 35

Audio Trixx & Tint Victory Glass 806-934-0879 806-676-9807 319 N. Dumas Ave. 815 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Witt Motors Bodnar Auto & Cycle Center 806-935-5607 806-935-9043 wittmotors.com 2fatguysoff-road.com PO Box 1058 823 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79083 Business to Business Centeral Motors Dumas, TX 79029 Moore County Coffey Tire & Brake Inc. 806-935-7166 Development, Inc. 724 S. Dumas Ave. 806-935-6866 Dumas, TX 79029 P.O. Box 324 Dumas, TX 79029 Edwards Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge 806-935-5004 Workforce Solution Panhandle 1600 S. Dumas Ave. 1206 SW 7th Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Amarillo, TX 79101 Fenton Ford Computers/Electronics/Tech 806-935-4163 Dumas, TX 79029 Elite Technologies Hart Chevrolet, Inc. 806-935-4335 806-244-5555 P.O. Box 430 hartchevy.com Sunray, TX 79086 P.O. Box 1523 Dalhart, TX 79022 Plains Internet, LLC 806-340-7320 Jack's Car Wash, LTD plainsinternet.com 806-935-6388 7519 Canyon Dr. 400 Bradley Ln. Amarillo, TX 79110 Dumas, TX 79029 Run Business Solutions, Inc. Moore Windshield & Svcs., Inc. 806-322-2150 806-935-9545 www.run.biz P.O. Box 2094 P.O. Box 51207 Dumas, TX 79029 Amarillo, TX 79159 Snider Motorsports, LLC Construction/Contractors 806-934-7489 snidermotorsporttx.com P.O. Box 130 Carbajal Construction, LLC Spearman, TX 79081 806-930-0529 612 Binkley Ave. Stewart's Lube-N-Wash Dumas, Texas 79029 806-934-1644 1100 S. Dumas Ave. G and G Operators, Dumas, TX 79029 LTD/Dumas Street Volkswagen of Amarillo 806-935-5641 806-350-8999 • www.streetvw.com www.gandgoperators.com 8707 Pilgrim Dr. P.O. Box 1418 Amarillo, TX 79119 Dumas, TX 79029 36

Grace Heating & Air Education 806-934-2227 226 N. Dumas Ave. Amarillo College MC Campus Dumas, TX 79029 806-934-7221 or 806-935-7220 actx.edu/moore HB Construction 1220 E. 1st Street 806-702-4967 Dumas, TX 79029 www.hbconstruction.com 3223 S. Loop 289, Ste. 210 DISD Central Office Lubbock, TX 79423 806-935-6461 www.dumasisd.org P.O. Box 615 Kel-Tex Electric Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-4703 P.O. Box 307 Dumas, TX 79029 Frank Phillips College 806-457-4200 fpctx.edu Lewis Plumbing and P.O. Box 5118 Heating, Inc. Borger, TX 79008 806-935-2492 PO Box 35 Energy Industry Dumas, TX 79029 Conoco Phillips Nex Gen 806-935-8670 x 3355 806-935-4867 P.O. Box 2200 P.O. Box 288 Bartlesville,OK 74005 Sanford, TX 79078 Prime Building Continental Carbon Company 806-935-4174 Components LLC 16850 Park Row 806-935-0141 Houston, Texas 77084 16134 S. US Hwy 377 Dublin, TX 76446 Exelon Generation Texas Redimix Concrete, Inc. 806-414-1451 806-935-4168 exeloncorp.com P.O. Box 601 917 N. Dumas Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Venable's Construction Pantera Energy 806-935-3868 806-935-8815 7410 Continental Pkwy Amarillo TX 79101 Amarillo, TX 79119 VRC Builders, LLC dba Valdez Valero Energy 806-935-2141 Roofing Co. PO Box 690447 806-934-9561 San Antonio, TX 78269-0447 valdezroofingcompany.com 124 N. 5th Street Dumas, TX 79029 Entertainment/Arts/Media Winkelman Heating & Air 8th Street Events Conditioning 806-934-9544 806-935-6327 8thstreetevents.com winkair.com 420 W. 8th Street P.O. Box 1643 Dumas, Texas 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 37

Dumas Family Fun Center Food & Dining 1210 NE 4th St. Dumas, TX 79029 287 Road House 806-935-0287 P.O. Box 495 Evelyn Theatre Dumas, Texas 79029 806-935-3621 www.evelyntheatre.com Braums Ice Cream & Dairy P.O. Box 705 Dumas, TX 79029 Store 806-935-3711 Braums.com High Plains Observer P.O. Box 25429 806-681-9977 OKC, OK 73125 highplainsobserverdumas.com P.O. Box 366 Cactus Bakery Spearman, TX 79081 806-935-9124 1214 S. Dumas Ave. KDDD Radio Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-4141 P.O. Box 396 Domino's Pizza 806-698-8801 Dumas, TX 79029 dominos.com P.O. Box 98176 KVII-TV Lubbock, TX 79499 806-373-1787 www.abc7amarillo.com Dumas Food Stop One Broadcast Center 806-934-1805 Amarillo, TX 79101 501 North Maddox Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 KXIT Radio El Rancho 806-249-4747 806-966-5421 www.kxit.com P.O. Box 844 P.O. Box 1359 Cactus, TX 79013 Dalhart, TX 79022 Golden Chick Lone Star Ballet Inc. 806-421-0579 fb.me/gcdumastx.com 806-372-2463 P.O. BX 1023 lonestarballet.org Dimmit, TX 79027 3218 Hobbs Amarillo, TX 79109 High Plains Vending Company 806-935-2088 Moore County News#Press 1200 NE 2nd 806-935-4111 • moorenews.com Dumas, TX 79029 P.O. Box 757 • Dumas, TX 79029 Kountry Donuts 806-935-2238 The Art Center 217 N. Dumas Ave. 806-935-5312 Dumas, TX 79029 dumasmuseumandartcenter.org 1810 S. Dumas Ave. Love's Travel Stops Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-0189 www.loves.com P.O. Box 26210 Window on the Plains Museum OKC, OK 73126 806-935-3113 dumasmuseumandartcenter.org Lowe's Marketplace 1820 S. Dumas Ave. 806-935-9215 Dumas, TX 79029-4329 1119 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 38

McDonalds City of Sunray 806-934-0198 806-948-4111 • P.O. Box 250 7515 SW 45th Sunray, TX 79086 Amarillo, TX 79119 Sonic Drive-In Dumas Economic Development 806-935-2918 Corp. P.O. Box 577 Dumas, TX 79029 806-934-3332 dumasedc.org P.O. Box 595 Subway Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-8369 1420 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas Noon Lions Club dumasnoonlions.com The Plaza Restaurant VII P.O. Box 416 806-934-0176 Dumas, TX 79029 heplazaamarillo.com 2101 S. Soncy Rd. First Baptist Church Amarillo, TX 79124 806-935-5604 Toot'n Totum P.O. Box 617 806-373-4351 Dumas, TX 79029 1201 S. Taylor Amarillo, TX 79101 First Christian Church 806-935-4522 United Supermarkets P.O Box 971 806-935-4894 Dumas, TX 79029 5807 SW 45th Suite 100 Amarillo, TX 79109 First Presbyterian Church Government/Community 806-935-4423 P.O. Box 1118 Dumas, TX 79029 American Legion #224 806-935-4048 • P.O. Box 1176 Moore County Attorney Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-2407 715 S. Dumas Ave. CareNet Pregnancy Resource Courthouse Room 208 Center of Dumas Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-3549 • dumaspregnancy.com P.O. Box 391 Moore County C of C - Dumas, TX 79029 Women's Division 806-934-7242 CASA 69, Inc. P.O. BX 2021 806-244-2684 Dumas, TX 79029 casa69.org 414 Denver Suite 103 Dalhart, TX 79022 Moore County Crime Stoppers 806-935-8477 City of Cactus 700 S. Bliss 806-966-5458 • Cactus, TX 79013 Dumas, TX 79029 City of Dumas Moore County Resource Center 806-935-4101 • dumastx.gov 806-935-6866 P.O. Box 438 P.O. Box 315 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029-0735 39

Moore County Senior Center Big R of Dumas 806-934-2788 806-935-7700 PO Box 2114 bigronline.com Dumas, TX 79029 350 Keeler Parkway Pueblo, CO 81001 Panhandle Children Foundation Broxson's Furniture P.O. Box 1541 806-948-4128 Dumas, TX 79029 broxsons.com P.O. Box 30 Safe Place Sunray, TX 79086 806-935-7585 P.O. Box 382 Dumas, TX 79029 Culligan of Dumas 806-935-3980 pampaculligan.com State Rep. Four Price P.O. Box 1618 806-340-2442 fourprice.org Pampa, TX 79066-1618 P.O. Box 1749 Amarillo, TX 79105-1749 Dumas Lumber Co. 806-935-2716 Talon Point 413 N. Dumas Ave. 806-935-5598 Dumas, TX 79029 www.talonpoint.org 5145 FM 722 Family Farm Store Channing, Texas 79018 806-935-7719 familyfarmstores.com Texas Panhandle Honor Flight 501 N. Dumas Ave. 806-681-3596 Dumas, TX 79029 texphf.org P.O. Box 3218 Amarillo, TX 79116 Lady-Bug Services, Inc. 806-376-1111 P.O. Box 8888 The Bridge Children's Amarillo, TX 79114 Advocacy Center 806-372-2873 Premier Lawn & Weed Control bridgecac.org 804 Quail Creek 806-934-3707 Amarillo, TX 79124 P.O. Box 515 Dumas, TX 79029 YMCA of Moore County 806-935-4136 • 1400 S. Maddox Pure Element Premier Water Dumas, TX 79029 806-934-4534 pureelementwater.com Home & Garden 5901 W. Rd I Dumas, TX 79029 Airtight Home Solutions, Dr. Energy Saver Woody's Furniture Company 806-934-4663 806-935-4811 drenergysavertopoftexas.com P.O. Box 1475 P.O. Box 1658 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Individual Memberships Bartlett's Lumber & Hardware 806-935-8182 • bartlettlumber.com P.O. Box 377 Benson, Chris M Dumas, Texas 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 40

Calvert, Alvia McDowell, Anita 806-935-7788 806-341-6837 P.O. Box 1117 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 McGee, Delwin Cartwright, Sam M 806-935-2440 806-935-3897 715 S. Dumas Ave. #206 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Clark, Gordon & Cheryl Milligan, Mike 806-935-5934 806-935-9777 P.O. Box 435 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Morton, Harold Dean Duncan, Marilu 806-935-3080 806-935-3709 P.O. Box 433 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Edgar Chavez Mulanax, Barbara 806-934-2227 806-922-5689 226 N. Dumas Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX Pierce, Merna Ellis, Doug 806-935-3825 1505 Geary Rd. 806-934-9529 Dumas, TX 79029 603 Pear Ave. Dumas, TX 79029 Raney, Bill 806-249-5546 Geneva Saenz P.O. Box 1243 806-717-7353 Dalhart, TX 79022 Dumas, TX 79029 Ray Oglesby Gibson, Lee 806-935-4104 806-935-2432 P.O. Box 913 P.O. Box 777 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Roxann Allen Grall, Harold 806-935-3719 806-935-9156 Dumas, TX 79029 5901 W. Rd. I Dumas, TX 79029 Salim, Mike & Beth 806-935-2059 Hickman, Gary Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-2613 Schumacher, Billie Faye P.O. Box 552 806-934-9237 Dumas, TX 79029 504 Robin Rd. Dumas, TX 79029 Keeney, Mert 806-935-4222 Swinford, David 1010 E. 2nd Street 806-935-3451 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Landrum, Lori Walker, Janet Lea bankeradvertising.com 806-922-7367 Amarillo, TX 79118 Dumas, TX 79029 41

Legal/Financial Services H & R Block 806-935-5977 Ag Texas Farm Credit Services hrblock.com 806-935-6851 P.O. Box 872 P.O. Box 1267 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Happy State Bank & Trust 806-935-7788 Allen & Company,CPA Amarillo, TX 79101 806-935-2722 P.O. Box 537 Mills, Jordan PC,CPA Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-9112 Dumas, TX 79029 Cetera Investment Services 806-934-0275 Mr. Payroll P.O. Box 680 1201 S Taylor Dumas, TX 79029 Amarillo, TX 79101

Craig Riseling Allstate Agency Scott Sickles CPA, 806-935-3834 806-935-2600 201 E. 19th Street P.O. Box 372 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Dalhart Federal Security Finance Savings & Loan 806-935-4177 806-935-7161 www.securityXfinance.com P.O. Box 692 424 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas Insurance Agency Silveus Insurance Group 806-935-5354 806-935-7777 P.O. Box 738 901 S. Bliss Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Edward Jones - Bob State Farm Insurance/Holt Brinkmann Agency 806-934-8378 806-935-4618 Dumas, TX 79029 sueholtsfinsurance.com 1545 S. Dumas Ave. Edward Jones - Larry Riseling Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-5577 P.O. Box 887 Dumas, TX 79029 State Farm Insurance/Stegall Agency First National Bank 806-935-9191 806-934-8455 brettstegall.com P.O Box 500 610 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 First State Bank Stidham Insurance Agency, Inc. 806-935-4184 806-935-4191 firstclassbanking.com stidhamins.com P.O. Box 680 P.O. Box 1026 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029-1026 42

Sun Loan Company #114 Dr. Purl's Fast Care Walk In 806-935-7100 Clinic 1426 Guylane Plaza 806-464-8833 Dumas, TX 79029 P.O. Box 1759 Dumas, TX 79029 Texan Sky Credit Union Dumas Dermatology 806-935-3333 806-421-0848 P.O. Box 400, www.dumasderm.com Dumas, TX 79029 44215 15th St. West #309 Lancaster, CA 93534 Texas Credit Bureau 806-935-6404 Dumas Family Dentistry P.O. Box 738 806-935-2725 Dumas, TX 79029 dumastexasdentist.com P.O. Box 740 Medical/Health/Beauty Dumas, TX 79029-3501 Dumas Physical Therapy Accolade Home Care 806-934-2634 806-934-2000 www.dumaspt.com 201 Binkley 515 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Advanced Eye Care Center Dumas Vision Source 806-935-7773 806-935-2020 224 E. 7th visionsource-dumas.com Dumas, TX 79029 1301 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Anytime Fitness - Dumas 806-337-0214 Great Plains Nursing & Rehab 3440 Bell Street Suite 320 806-935-4143 PMB 109 www.greatplainsnursing.com Amarillo, TX 79109 315 E. 19th Street Dumas, TX 79029 APOLLO MedFlight apollomedflight.com Internal Medicine - Dr. Opara's 5600 Bell St. Suite 105-144 806-395-4686 Amarillo, Texas 79109 Dumas, TX 79029 Bonner Family Dentistry Moore County Hospital District 806-935-6811 806-935-7171 P.O. Box 592 mchd.net Dumas, TX 79029 224 E. 2nd Dumas, TX 79029 CASA Dental, PLLC 806-934-3170 Osborn, William S., DDS, MS, PC. 2100 S. Dumas Ave. Ste.112 806-355-9226 Dumas, TX 79029 4000 W. 34th, Suite B CDT Services Certified Drug & Amarillo, TX 79109 Alcohol Testing Roger's Pharmacy 806-934-5571 806-935-7494 cdtservicesonline.com www.rogersrxdumas.com 418 E. 1st Street 1021 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 43

Professional Services Texas Panhandle Title Company, Inc. Bankers Advertising Co. 806-934-5555 806-358-2183 P.O. Box 461 bankersadvertising.com Dumas, TX 79029 P.O. Box 2687 Iowa City, IA 52244 Street Board/Kenny Bently Benchmark Business Solutions Outdoors 806-744-8744 5221 W 37th www.benchmarkyouroffice.com Amarillo, TX 79109 1607 Broadway Lubbock, TX 79401 Real Estate/Storage Better Business Bureau 806-379-6222 Ad Rem Land Company P.O. Box 1905 806-935-7364 Amarillo, TX 79105 Dumas, TX 79029 B & D Properties Critter Country 806-935-3121 806-935-5114 6889 FM 722 605 Cedar Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas Iron & Metal Eastgate/Brookhollow Apts. 806-935-0011 806-935-6565 White Deer, TX 79097 1619 E. 7th St. Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas Printing Co. Houlette Real Estate 806-935-4582 806-935-2863 P.O. Box 907 616 E. 1st Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Easterling Printing Co. Re Max Realtor Agent 806-935-2189 503 Pear easterlingprinting.com P.O. Box 843 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Realty of the Southwest Lava You High Speed Laundry 806-935-5671 806-421-0579 P.O. Box 721 P.O. Box 1023 Dumas, TX 79029 Dimmitt, TX 79027 Reserves at High Plains, The Life's Abundance 806-934-9892 806-421-0478 https://www.reservesathighplains.com www.lifesabundance.com 702 Oak Avenue 101 Capital St. Dumas, TX 79029 Jupiter, FL 33458 Morrison Funeral Directors Triple J. Mini Storage 806-935-3624 806-935-4646 P.O. Box 496 P.O. Box 1761 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Powell Abstract Company Inc. Westover Apartments 806-935-5658 806-935-3011 P.O. Box 1177 300 W. 17th Street Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 44

Windmill Realty Shoe-Be-Doo & Rethreads Too 806-935-6814 806-935-9491 windmillrealty.com P.O. Box 732 P.O Box 1003 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 SPC Office Products Xtreme Realty 806-935-2241 806-935-3448 spcop.com 624 E. 7th Suite A 515 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas,TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Retail Shopping/Rentals Tascosa Office Machines 806-934-0007 Blessings From Above www.tascosaofficemachines.com 806-934-3016 1005 SW 8th Ave. 432 E. 1st Street Amarillo, TX 79101 Dumas, TX 79029 The Designer's Garage Bob Self Shoes 806-934-9450 806-935-5109 204 Cedar P.O. Box 732 Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Creations by Mikee, Jewelers Walmart 806-935-8665 806-935-9075 P.O. Box 753 2003 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas, Texas 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 Duncan & Boyd Jewelers Westco Rental, LLC 806-935-7185 806-373-1067 westcorental.com duncanandboyd.com 234 W. 1st Street 809 S. Tyler Dumas,TX 79029 Amarillo, TX 79101 Transportation/Shipping Flowers, ETC. 806-935-7924 523 S. Dumas Ave. Texas Northwestern Dumas, TX 79029 Railway, LP. Texas Northwestern Railway Co. Jeannie B's LLC 5430 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1444 806-934-7427 Dallas, TX 75240 jeanniebs.com 605 S. Dumas Ave. Budweiser Distributing Co. Dumas, TX 79029 806-373-1746 • amabud.com P.O. Box 9358 • Amarillo, TX 79105 Rabern Rental Center 806-379-6444 Travel & Lodging 4807 S. Washington St. Amarillo,TX 79110 Best Western Rafter 6 Antiques & More 806-670-1862 Windsor Inn rafter6antiquesandmore.com 806-935-9644 1701 S. Dumas Ave. 1307 Shamrock Drive Dumas, TX 79029 Dumas, TX 79029 45

Days Inn & Suites Cable One 806-935-2222 806-935-6487 daysinn.com 1059 Coronado Circle 1610 S. Dumas Ave. Borger, TX 79007 Dumas, TX 79029 Hampton Inn & Suites Communication Connection 806-935-6666 806-935-6307 2010 S. Dumas Ave. www.commconn.biz Dumas, TX 79029 123 S. Main Perryton, TX 79070 Holiday Inn Express 806-934-2365 North Plains Groundwater holidayinn.com 1932 S. Dumas Ave. District Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-6401 P.O. Box 795 La Quinta Inn Suites Dumas, TX 79029 806-934-5515 1912 S. Dumas Ave. West Texas Gas, Inc. Dumas, TX 79029 806-676-0790 7517 Canyon Dr. Motel 6 Amarillo, Texas 79110 806-935-6441 1712 S. Dumas Ave. Windstream Communications Dumas, TX 79029 806-935-1753 windstream.com Quality Inn Dumas P.O. Box 18313 806-935-6988 Little Rock, AR 72222-7190 choicehotels.com/texas/dumas/hotels 1620 S. Dumas Ave. Dumas, Texas 79029 Xcel Energy 806-457-6154 Borger Office: 400 Gravel Pit Road Super 8 Hotel Borger, TX 79007 806-935-6222 119 W. 17th Dumas, TX 79029 Please note: The Chamber of Commerce Three Falls Cove Membership Listings will change over the 806-878-2366 course of the next year. For the most P.O. Box 332 up-to-date listing, please visit Sanford, TX 79078 www.dumaschamber.com. Utilities/Water District AMA Techtel 806-322-2222 7201 W. Interstate 40 STE 200 Amarillo, TX 79106-2634 Amarillo Wireless 806-316-5071 www.amarillowireless.net 203 SW. 8th LB 14034 Amarillo, TX 79101