What Makes Fall the Best Time to Explore Palo Duro Canyon
Fall brings cooler temps and a slate of guided hikes into Palo Duro Canyon, from geology walks and birding to full-moon treks and star parties.
Mullens Outruns the Storm at Route 66
AMARILLO, Texas (October 10, 2025) — The opening night of the “Texas Two-Step” at Route 66 Motor Speedway delivered a hard-edged Lone Star showdown as the USRA American Racer Modified Series presented by Day Motorsports rolled into Amarillo with 49 hungry entries and no shortage of aggression on the racetrack.
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum: Dino Day on Oct. 11
The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum is set to host Dino Day from 2–5 p.m. on Saturday.
Valiant effort by Wylie falls short against No. 10 Amarillo Palo Duro
AMARILLO, Texas (BCH Sports) – The Wylie Bulldogs gave the 10th-ranked Amarillo Palo Duro Dons all they could handle Friday night, but ultimately fell short, 42-35, in a hard-fought District 2-5A Division I showdown. The Dons opened strong with back-to-back touchdowns, but Wylie punched back in the second quarter....
Small animal found in Northeast Amarillo on Saturday
POTTER COUNTY, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Potter County Sheriff’s Office reports that a small goat was found in Northeast Amarillo. PCSO said the goat was found behind the Pride Home Center located at 3503 NE 24th Avenue on Saturday. Officials asked if anyone had information regarding the owner to call the PCSO at...
Texas Department of Public Safety launches ‘Keeping Texas Families Safe’ tips, PSA campaign
The Texas Department of Public Safety launched its "Keeping Texas Families Safe" campaign Friday, the third piece of its overarching "90 Days of Safety" campaign that began in August.
Wildland Fire Preparedness level raises to Level 3 due to conditions
The Texas A&M Forest Service announced that it has raised the Wildland Fire Preparedness Level to level 3 due to current conditions.
Amarillo’s Weird Signs Reveal a Forgotten Art Project
Amarillo is full of quirky sights, from Cadillac Ranch to mysterious yard signs scattered through old neighborhoods. These signs, part of a 1990s art project involving Brian Deneke, remain a unique piece of the city’s history.
Beware the Sticky Note on Your Car in Amarillo
A new sticky note scam in Amarillo has drivers on edge, linking to hail damage sales tactics and aggressive responses from sales reps.
After 30 Years, Amarillo’s Jorge’s Tacos Garcia Making a Big Move
Amarillo favorite Tacos Garcia is moving from its longtime Ross St. to a new location off I-40, promising familiar flavors and a fresh dining experience for locals and newcomers alike.
