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Notes on what actually works. Page 5 of 7

Field notes, frameworks, and practical reads from the AW Broadband team.

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Joe Murguia – Town Square Hair and Barber Studio
06/02/2022 · By AW Broadband

Joe Murguia – Town Square Hair and Barber Studio

For owner Joe Murguia of Town Square Hair and Barber Studio, a high-end feel partnered with a warm and welcoming atmosphere is what he strives for in his establishment. One…

Blanca Schaffer Owner of Polk Street Nutrition
05/25/2022 · By AW Broadband

Blanca Schaffer Owner of Polk Street Nutrition

After having a great experience with Herbalife themselves, the owners of Polk Street Nutrition decided to open up a shop of their own to help more people learn about what…

Noah & Stephanie Littlejohn – Owners of Journey Coffee
05/18/2022 · By AW Broadband

Noah & Stephanie Littlejohn – Owners of Journey Coffee

Coffee is a passion for owners of Canyon coffee shop Journey Coffee, Stephanie and Noah Littlejohn. When they acquired a home espresso machine and developed a deep love for…

Updated 01/25/2023 · By AW Broadband

Hereford Feed Yard

In the 1890s, farmers from the UK started bringing cattle to Texas from a town named Herefordshire in England. They settled in the area that is known today as the Beef Capital of…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

St. Mary’s Church

Umbarger, TX is an unincorporated community/service_area/umbarger-tx/ with a reported population of 327 people in 2000 and is located in Randall County. This small town is…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

Lonestar Family Farms

Northeast Moore County is home to Sunray, a small Texas town/service_area/sunray-tx/ with a population of 2,064. Sunray was founded by Jack Clarence Collins who was born in…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

Wayland Baptist University

In 1908, the Wayland Literary and Technical Institute was chartered after a pioneer physician named Dr. James Henry Wayland and his wife donated $10,000 and 25 acres of land to…

Updated 05/13/2022 · By AW Broadband

Freedom Museum USA

It all started with a telegraph station in 1888 on the Southern Kansas Railroad. First known as Glasgow, then Sutton, Pampa, TX established a post office in 1892 and was renamed…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

National Mule Memorial

As a heavily used work animal in Egypt in 3,000 B.C., mules are considered the most common and oldest known hybrid made by man. A mule is a crossbreed that has resulted in…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument

In the small town of Fritch/service_area/fritch-tx/, population 2,117, you can find a national monument with an extensive history and a colorful appearance. The Alibates Flint…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

Honey Buzz Winery

If you’re looking for a unique place to grab a bite to eat and a sip to drink, look no further than Honey Buzz Winery located outside of Canyon, TX/service_area/canyon-tx/. Honey…

Updated 06/09/2022 · By AW Broadband

Cadillac Ranch

If you find yourself traveling into or out of Amarillo going down I-40 west, be sure to make a stop at the famous Cadillac Ranch location in Bushland, TX. Bushland is an…

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