Amarillo community gathers for annual John Michael Morrison Memorial 5K run
Runners, families and volunteers came together Saturday morning for the annual John Michael Morrison Memorial 5K, honoring a Randall High School student whose legacy continues to impact local student-athletes.
Our Blood Institute: Supply low, asks locals to help
Our Blood Institute announced it is facing a critical shortage heading into the summer. Officials said donations are down by more than 160 units, and the need for blood among area patients remains high.
Big News for Dumas, Texas – A New Store Is About to Transform Your...
Dumas, Texas, is about 40 miles north of Amarillo and has a population of around 14,000. This town in the Texas Panhandle is getting another place to shop! It’s a great spot for picking up fashionable items without breaking the bank. A New Shopping Destination in Dumas. Dumas isn't...
Dasher Diary: New DoorDash Platinum Pass in Amarillo Lets You Bounce Back
Every evening when I am through with my day in Amarillo, I go through and get things ready for the next day. I check all of my emails, my calendar, and my notes, and make sure I am prepared. I then open up my delivery apps and check my numbers.
[Gallery] More Summer Fun at Amarillo Buc-ee’s Part 2
Since the addition of Buc-ee's in Amarillo back in December, we can count on them to get us ready for anything. We got to celebrate Christmas the Buc-ee's way. After that, we were able to enjoy New Year's, Valentine's, St. Patrick's Day, and Easter. Whenever there is a holiday, there is something to celebrate at...
National Weather Service announces weather radio outage in Amarillo
Officials with the National Weather Service report that its Amarillo weather radio station is currently offline for the evening.
[POLL] The Pizza Wars of Amarillo – Who Has the Best?
Moving to Amarillo from Chicago when I did was a weird time. I went from having many great local places for pizza. I lived in an Italian neighborhood, so the options were plentiful. When I moved here, the pizza options were mainly your choice of chain pizza places. Oh, how the times have changed.
From Tragic Loss to Triumph: Sticky Chikky’s Inspiring Year
What a year it has been for one Amarillo business that celebrated this past weekend. Sticky Chikky moved into Amarillo last June and in that short year has seen some dark days, but luckily has come out even stronger. A Tragic Start for Sticky Chikky. Just two weeks after opening...
Juneteenth mural honors Black families, literacy, and community legacy
A vibrant new mural in North Heights is turning heads and honoring history — prominently displayed on the Ninth Street side of the Amarillo United Citizens Forum, and clearly visible from Amarillo Boulevard just one block away. Unveiled on Juneteenth, the mural marks a major milestone: the 100th public art...
Prescott Swearing-In Set for Tuesday
City Councilmember-elect David Prescott will be sworn in for his first term on the Amarillo City Council during a special meeting on Tuesday. According to an agenda posted to the City of Amarillo’s website, City Councilmember Tom Scherlen will deliver his departing remarks, followed by the swearing in ceremony for...