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Texas gas prices have officially crossed the $4 mark, jumping another 24 cents this week. With graduation season and Memorial Day travel ahead, the timing could not be more painful for families.

A single day. Volunteers across the Texas Panhandle. And families who had run out of options. Here is what happened at the CMN Mediathon.

Amarillo customers are in a panic as Battery Joe abruptly closes its locations on Georgia and Coulter. With Google listing them as "Permanently Closed" and reports of bankruptcy, many are left wondering how to get their property back.

The Hooters building has a new owner, but the iconic Center City Horse is missing. Brian Petty is now offering a $1,500 reward for its return after a series of conflicting stories left the statue’s location a mystery.

Don't let scammers trade your hard-earned points for your identity. The Amarillo Police Department is warning residents about a reward point smishing scam. Learn how to spot these fake texts and protect your bank account from theft.

Thompson Park Pool opens Memorial Day weekend in Amarillo, bringing summer swimming, water slides, and expected big crowds.

HTeaO's summer deal is back. Stock up on iced tea flavors before Memorial Day weekend hits.

Rent a pool in Amarillo this summer for a private party. Our full guide covers public and privately owned pools available to book for your crew.

Wonderland Park is making a splash under new ownership! The fan-favorite water ride Shoot the Chute is back for the 2026 season. With new season passes and the return of the Spectator Pass, summer in Amarillo just got cooler.

Amarillo summer activities just got cheaper with Cinergy deals, kids movies, discounts, and family fun options designed to save parents money all season long.

Graduation hits different when you're the mom. Texas seniors are crossing the stage, and moms everywhere are grieving, celebrating, and learning to let go all at once.

Summer in Amarillo hits different. If you are ready to make the most of the season, we have the perfect plan to help you create unforgettable memories right here at home.

Get the kids off the phone and onto the shore! Amarillo Parks and Recreation is hosting four free fishing camps starting May 9 at John Ward Park. Kids under 17 get free supplies and a fishing pole to take home. Registration is open now

Amarillo Teacher Appreciation Week deals include free food, Whataburger breakfast, and major discounts for teachers across the city.

Inflation? Not at the ballpark! The Amarillo Sod Poodles have announced 25-cent hot dog night for May 20. It is the ultimate family-friendly meal night at Hodgetown, featuring brand-new merch and the cheapest eats in town.

If you have been inside Amarillo's Mardel lately, you have probably noticed the bare shelves. Is history about to repeat itself for another local Christian bookstore?

Amarillo's newest coffee shop, opens soon. Rock 'n roll decor, wild drink names, and in-house roasted coffee make this one worth the wait.

Not all deliveries in Amarillo are nightmares. This week in Dasher Diary, a routine drop-off turns into an unexpected $20 payday thanks to a friendly roommate and a well-timed joke. Read the heartwarming story here.

Amarillo’s Golden Rose Tea Room closes temporarily as it relocates, bringing high tea, new location updates, and exclusive membership perks to local tea lovers.

Amarillo's 909 S. Madison has seen business after business come and go. Is this corner cursed?

A 2021 law means your next new car could refuse to start. What Texas buyers need to know for 2027.

The empty Subway at Western and Wolflin finally has a new tenant. "Noodle Corner" is officially moving in, bringing a menu of pho, ramen, and Thai food just in time for the Tascosa High School lunch rush.

Remember the 10-minute rule? As Amarillo grows, that local legend is officially a thing of the past. From I-27 construction to new neighborhoods, find out why 15 minutes is the new reality for your daily commute.

Watching a movie at the Tascosa Drive-In just got more profitable. The Tascosa Treasure Hunt hides $100 every night. If it’s not found, the pot grows! See the rules and how you can win extra cash while you watch a double feature.

Route 66 turns 100, and Amarillo’s Big Texan joins the celebration with a steak-eating showdown at Fan Fest.

The rumors are true! Mac Joe's is officially moving from Wellington Square to the old Ruby Tequila's building on Paramount. Owner Colby Monroe confirms the move will fix parking issues and offer a unique new dining experience

Texas fugitive Hassan Muhsen, wanted for capital murder, cut his ankle monitor and fled. A $4,000 reward is offered.

Celebrate Star Wars Day with a 21+ screening of Return of the Jedi at the Discovery Center! Enjoy specialty cocktails, a spaceship atmosphere, and unlimited popcorn with a concessions wristband this May 4th.

Relief at the pump is over for Texas drivers. Gas prices spike sharply as Strait of Hormuz closure rattles oil markets.

Summer nights at the Tascosa Drive-In just got easier. To speed up lines and prepare for online ticketing, the drive-in is moving to carload pricing. Pack up to seven people for one low price and get to the movies faster!

Amarillo outdoor fitness court coming to John Ward Memorial Park with free workouts, ADA access, and bodyweight training options for all ages.

Wind, mugshots, bad drivers, and a city council nobody trusts. Welcome to Amarillo. Here are 7 rules you need to know.

Amarillo's favorite cheesecake food truck closed in November. Now Cheesecake HSTL is returning

McDonald's birthday parties are officially back in Amarillo and the surrounding areas! Choose from five locations and invite Grimace or the Hamburglar to your next bash. It’s time to party like it’s the eighties again.

Hooters has sat empty for nearly a year, but big changes are coming. The property was recently sold to Amarillo Rainbow LLC, owned by Brian Petty. With the building being cleaned for lease, what would you like to see move in?

Amarillo Cinco de Mayo events kick off early with festivals, parades, live music, and food this weekend across the city.