Six Amarillo and Canyon schools hit the gridiron for the Texas high school football playoffs. Here’s who’s playing and when under the Friday night lights.
Parents, relax! Amarillo’s Discovery Center is offering its Friendsgiving Day Camp this Thanksgiving break for kids ages 4 to 10, packed with fun and learning.
Amarillo’s newest addition, Moonii Korean Food and Boba, has officially opened on 34th and Coulter, bringing fresh flavors, fun drinks, and local buzz.
A popular international kids’ gym, The Little Gym, is opening a new Amarillo location in Wolflin Square, offering classes and parties for children ages 4 months to 12 years.
Amarillo’s favorite climbing spot, ARCH, has officially closed — leaving the local community heartbroken and saying goodbye to years of adventure, fitness, and friendship
Starting Nov. 15, 2025, the City of Amarillo will close all public park restrooms until March 2026 — a decision made to prevent winter pipe damage, but one that leaves families scrambling for alternatives.
When families started losing SNAP benefits, Amarillo businesses stepped up. Big Jim’s Pizza and K-N Root Beer are feeding kids for free through an expanded local program.
The Texas law regulating school library books has been ruled unconstitutional, reigniting a statewide conversation about freedom to read and parental control.
Many Texas homeowners are uneasy — 77 % support laws requiring removal of house-listing photos after a sale, citing safety and scam concerns. You can already ask agents or portals to scrub photos while you wait for legislation.
Don’t treat the middle lane like a merge lane. Texas law (Sec. 545.060) limits use of the continuous left-turn lane. Find out what’s legal and how to stay ticket-free
2025 has been anything but ordinary in the Texas Panhandle — from record lows and heavy rain to photo-op snow squall warnings and now a potential 20-degree-above-average heat wave.
A recent study by WalletHub ranks Austin, Texas the nation’s best college town, thanks to its vibrant social scene and strong economic and academic opportunities — even if affordability remains a challenge
TxDOT’s study finds urgent need for traffic lights along Amarillo’s Loop 335 near West Plains High School, aiming to improve safety for students and drivers.