Thomas Warren

Thomas Warren, III is the editor-in-chief of the Amarillo Pioneer newspaper in Amarillo, Texas. Thomas also serves on the Amarillo Taxpayers PAC Board of Directors and previously served on the Amarillo Public Library Advisory Board.

Thomas's Latest Articles

Amarillo Citizens Protest Tax Increase, Bond Proposition

While the debt pile-on continues in Amarillo, with taxpayers set to foot the bill, some citizens are making their opposition to tax increases and debt issuances known.

By Thomas Warren|September 15, 2020

Amarillo City Council Pushing for New City Hall Before Citizens Decide

Amarillo officials are spending $4.75 million on properties for a new city hall before voters decide the project in a November bond election.

By Thomas Warren|September 11, 2020

Texas Republican Details Confrontation With Antifa

13th Congressional District Republican nominee Ronny Jackson discusses his confrontation with an antifa protestor after leaving the White House on Thursday.

By Thomas Warren|September 1, 2020

Amarillo Citizens Can Still Stop Further Tax Hikes

Amarillo City Council following others in raising taxes.

By Thomas Warren|August 31, 2020

Northwest Texas Government Approves Tax-Funded Perks for Water Bottling Company

A water bottling company is selected to receive tax perks from the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation.

By Thomas Warren|August 27, 2020

Report: US Rep. Thornberry Won’t Commit to Supporting Trump for Re-Election

The outgoing congressman will not declare support for Trump after voters rejected his hand-picked successor—and instead favored a Trump-endorsed candidate—last month.

By Thomas Warren|August 26, 2020

Amarillo Activists Organizing Anti-Propositions Campaign

As the Amarillo City Council is pushing ballot proposals to issue $275 million in tax-funded debt and extend their terms by two years, activists are rallying to defeat these proposals in November.

By Thomas Warren|August 25, 2020

Amarillo City Council Sets November Charter Election

Voters will decide on propositions to extend terms of city council members and cut their number of meetings by half.

By Thomas Warren|August 18, 2020