Ten Commandments monument placed outside Amarillo City Hall
A Ten Commandments monument was placed outside Amarillo City Hall Wednesday.
You Heard Wrong: The Amarillo Market Is Very Much Still Open and Relocating
The Amarillo Market is alive, well, and moving. Despite rumors swirling on social media, the market is not closing.
Landfill home owners demand action on fires, ongoing trash on property
Everyone knew the Amarillo City Council meeting held Tuesday, May 26, would be a long one, with burning issues such as the landfill-Stinky Fire and the recent water bill problems , but the five-hour meeting left few standing after the more than 15 public comments. The meeting started with the public comments being move
A New Chapter for Blue Crane Bakery and Our Own Charlie.
Talk about a morning show plot twist! We found out on social media that our own Charlie is taking over daily operations at Blue Crane Bakery alongside his wife, Kendra. We are so proud of them and cannot wait to stop by for a treat.
BSA Health System holds special ceremony to expand initiatives inspired by Canyon ISD student’s...
BSA Health System held a special recognition Wednesday morning to honor Canyon ISD student Jackson Rath, whose act of generosity has inspired several new initiatives throughout the hospital.
Life Is Hard, But We Can Overcome
Sometimes it can feel downright unbearable. It is in those times our faith is tested, even getting close to being shattered in to tiny pieces. The drought in Southwest Kansas, Oklahoma Panhandle, Southeast Colorado and the Panhandle of Texas is one of those life tests that has been hitting particularly hard of late. No
Texas A&M AgriLife providing relief to victims of Amarillo landfill fire
Along with the over 70 homes affected, many farmers and livestock owners in Potter County are also dealing with the impact of the Stinky Fire.
Burnt Rubber, Big Engines, and Bragging Rights Are on the Line at Amarillo Dragway...
If you have never seen a drag race in person, this weekend at Amarillo Dragway is the perfect place to start.
Problems with Amarillo landfill, trash spill over in public comments
Tuesday evening, May 26, before the Amarillo City Council meeting, Carrie Homer shared her experiences with the Amarillo Globe-News about living near the Amarillo landfill . She spoke later at the council meeting as well, during a much longer round of public comments. Homer said her husband had lived out in the area ar
New Events for Amarillo Parks & Rec
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) —Amarillo Parks & Recreation is hosting a number of events and activities for the summer. From Painting in the Dark, to the Pools opening and more, there is much to do this summer. For a list of events click here.
