101.9 The Bull

If Amarillo’s seasonal allergens are hitting you hard, try vitamin C, quercetin-rich produce, locally sourced honey, essential oils, HEPA filters, dusting often, and closing windows.

Amarillo had another celebrity moment when Billy Bob Thornton made a stop at The Big Texan. His visit lit up social media and reminded everyone why Amarillo is a surprise hotspot for stars.

With the recent news from WTAMU, local nurses are getting the boost they need for ongoing education, making a real impact in our community.

In Amarillo and across the Panhandle, faith runs deep. As more people seek a church home, locals are naming their top picks.

A beloved American icon is rolling back into Amarillo October 27–November 2, and locals are being asked to help pick its stops.

Officials alert Borger to a Halloween Circus event ad online. Residents are urged to confirm events and seek refunds if affected.

Patsy McCarter lost a cherished ring, a gift from her late husband, while running errands in Amarillo. She fears it slipped off and is praying for God’s favor and hopes someone will return it.

Amarillo joins a second “No Kings” protest Oct. 18 (2–6 pm) at old City Hall, part of a nationwide movement criticizing Trump’s administration

Amarillo’s second Chipotle is finally nearing opening at Hillside and Coulter. A hiring banner has gone up, signaling training and opening plans are underway for the popular burrito chain.

Rotor City Fusion, a popular Indian fusion food truck, has opened inside Amarillo’s Westgate Mall. After delays, the restaurant is now serving bowls, tacos, burritos, nachos, and more.

Amarillo braces for fall with temps plunging into 60s. Cold front will lower highs and nights.

Amarillo will officially honor police, firefighters, and paramedics as City Council declares October 28 First Responders Day.

Hoot’s Pub in Amarillo was set to close, but new owners stepped in. They’ll relaunch with draft beer, drink specials, Ladies’ Night, and more.

107 Roasters is moving to Amarillo. Elaine’s lifelong coffee roots, a reunion with friends, and a new café combining cookies, drinks, and tours make this return home exciting.

After months of closure, the Georgia Street Chick-fil-A in Amarillo is officially back. With a redesigned drive-thru, upgraded kitchen, extended hours, and new employee spaces, the remodel makes this neighborhood favorite even better.

Amarillo College shines with its “Yes, We Do That Here!” campaign, offering free concerts to showcase programs, students, and community talent.

Amarillo’s beloved Slug Bug Car Show returns as Neon Slugfest on Oct. 18. Street Volkswagen will host a glowing car show filled with classic VW rides, live music, food trucks, and family fun — and it’s all free to attend.

Amarillo is alive with new storefronts, medical centers, shops, and services in 2025. From Canyon to the heart of the city, fresh businesses are opening everywhere. Explore, support, and celebrate the expansion shaping our community.

Spooky season is here! Cinergy Entertainment is bringing a lineup of scary movies this October, from Ghostbusters to The Exorcist. Don’t miss the Demon Season Halloween Series.

Amarillo’s Don Harrington Discovery Center is bringing back Monster Bash on Oct. 24. With science demos, costumes, and family fun, this Halloween event is a must for all ages.

An Amarillo favorite is back with a Halloween Trunk or Treat that gives more than candy — new coats and winter gear for local kids in need.

Popular Amarillo food truck Cheesecake HSTL is for sale as its owner moves out of state. With loyal customers, catering contracts, and 10k+ followers, it’s a sweet chance for someone to take over.

As winter nears in the Texas Panhandle, Amarillo’s Socktober calls on you to donate new socks this October. The goal: 1,500 pairs for shelters to keep feet warm, dry, and safe through freezing weather.

Amarillo Dashers say one missing detail slows down deliveries: business or hotel names. Adding it helps them find you faster and ensures your food arrives hot.

Amarillo is breaking ground on Fire Station 14, a $7.3 million state-of-the-art facility that will enhance training and emergency response in northwest Amarillo.

Shutdown threatens WIC, IRS, airports in Amarillo as Texas braces — federal aid, state services, local impact.

Is riding in a house trailer or RV while it’s being pulled illegal in Texas? Here’s what the law says and why it’s risky.

Since 2017, over 140 inmates have died at Amarillo’s Clements Unit, a Texas prison now facing scrutiny after recent staff arrests.

The Savannah Bananas are bringing their unique Banana Ball style to Amarillo’s Hodgetown April 24–26. Fans can sign up for a ticket lottery to join the fun.

While delivering for DoorDash, an Amarillo driver noticed a Burger King Foundation donation included in an order—something they’d never seen in two years of dashing.

Drivers near I-40 and Bell may have noticed construction at Sobee Sushi. The restaurant has closed, with signs hinting at new management and changes to come.

Texas is planning a 100-mile hike-and-bike trail from the Alamo in San Antonio to the State Capitol in Austin.

Fall is here in Amarillo, and the Old Farmer’s Almanac suggests the first snow could fall between October 14–20.

Get Fit, Amarillo’s dedicated running store, is growing with a second location. They specialize in precision shoe fittings, host community runs, and support local causes.

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.

Texas now leads the U.S. in manufactured homes. While traditional housing prices soar, Texans are choosing affordability.