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Zarges closing in Amarillo

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Amarillo, TX - A company that could have brought many wind energy jobs to the panhandle is now closing its doors.

After being open for only a couple of years, we have confirmed through the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation that Zarges is now closing its doors.

NewsChannel 10 stopped by the plant and found locked doors, no signs, and workers clearing the warehouse.

We did get a hold of Zarges by phone but the company tells us, right now, it cannot say why it's closing shop.

Tuesday there will be a meeting offering more information. We will be at that meeting and will bring you more information as it becomes available.

 

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