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Learn about rare Amarillo earthquakes, recent events, historical records and how to track real time tremors via USGS.

New Amarillo boba tea and dessert shop is coming soon to Town Square Village.

Amarillo has seen continuous growth over the past year, marked by new business openings and physical changes like road updates.

Amarillo's dining landscape continues to shift as Chicken Express at I-40 and Grand permanently closed on Christmas Eve. This brings the city down to just three locations. While the timing was tough for employees, fans can still find their favorite chicken and tea at the remaining three spots.

Amarillo Parks and Recreation is offering a Mini Sports Camp for children ages 3 to 5 at the Warford Activity Center. From January 14–16, kids can try basketball, soccer, and T-ball for just $35. It’s a low-commitment way to see which sport your child enjoys before signing up for a full season.

H.R. Flowers and Gifts, a Canyon staple for 50 years, is closing as owner Glenda Moore announces her retirement. The business is currently for sale and must be moved to a new location. A final inventory and fixture sale will run until February 22nd, following one last Valentine's Day season.

Winter weather finally hits the Texas Panhandle Friday with snow and a sharp temperature drop.

New year, new scratch-offs in Texas. 10 million-dollar prizes just hit stores statewide.

Amarillo’s HTeaO introduces a limited Pistachio Latte and cookie combo featuring espresso, vanilla, pistachio flavors for a cozy seasonal drink.

Panhandle favorite Euro Thai Grill is relocating to Borger’s Northpark Shopping Center with new food and jobs.

Amarillo is down to its final Denny's location. Following the 2024 closure of the Georgia Street site, the Denny's at Exit 76 (Flying J/Airport Blvd) has permanently closed due to rising rent and declining profits

Amarillo blood supply drops 50%, forcing 400+ O-blood units imported. Local donors urgently needed.

Winter weather hits Amarillo just in time for the Jan 10 Make-A-Wish Chili Cook Off.

Amarillo’s Big Texan hosted the first Man vs Food episode where Adam Richman faced the 72 oz steak challenge launching a cult food TV phenomenon.

Tulia Hornets football begins a head coach search after Fred Jordan resigns Jan 6, and a 2026 UIL realignment drop to Class 2A Division I could boost competitiveness and spark a Panhandle rebuild.

With Lubbock getting another HEB Amarillo hopes rise. This could signal a Amarillo HEB in the near future.

A beloved Amarillo restaurant is bringing its comfort food inside one of the city’s largest employers, starting in 2026.

Amarillo flu outbreak, new virus strain, winter illness surge, and dry air health effects are making symptoms last longer and feel worse than normal flu.

Amarillo’s Lego convention returns with rare sets, plus a dedicated trading card show with 100+ tables.

Amarillo’s Yellow City Street Food made a big change to one of its most popular menu items after In-N-Out sent a cease and desist letter.

Authorities in Texas are searching for Antonio Rodriguez Jr., a 28-year-old fugitive considered armed and dangerous. A $6,000 reward is available for tips.

Amarillo I-40 semitruck crash into Batteries Plus still sits unresolved 9 months later as insurance, rebuilding, and legal questions linger.

Explore City of Amarillo full-time, part-time, and career roles at the free 2026 City Hall job fair.

RaceTrac plans to open an Amarillo store bringing jobs and expanding the city’s booming convenience store scene.

Two Amarillo pools face permanent closure in 2026, potentially reducing summer swim sites while talks begin on a new aquatic center.

Texas DPS captured 65 of the state’s most wanted in 2025 including violent offenders and fugitives.

USA Today projects Amarillo to lead U.S. midsize cities in 2026 economic growth, driven by manufacturing, affordability, and job creation.

Delivering a dual order in Amarillo, a DoorDash driver picked up a drink on Georgia Street, then drove to Soncy for food. The driver questioned the algorithm after seeing a second, closer Water Still next to the final restaurant, pointing out how the system makes deliveries unnecessarily long.

Prohibition cocktails, vintage vibe, hidden bar—opening New Year’s Eve.

Texas 2026 laws introduce AI regulation, unemployment reform, squatter eviction rules, and age-verified app downloads.

The Amarillo Police Department is warning residents about a new Social Security Administration (SSA) phishing scam.

An Amarillo family donates $100,000 to build a first responder memorial honoring police, fire, and EMS heroes.

Despite local support in September, Leaf and Bubble owner Patty Schniederjan made the difficult decision to sell the business located at the Shops at 34th.

Joe Taco at 58th and Georgia has introduced a new convenience: frozen, prepared meals available for grab-and-go pickup. This option is ideal for busy Amarillo families needing quick, stress-free dinners or for contributing an impressive, ready-made meal to a meal train during the hectic holiday season.

Drivers noticed construction and missing signs at Amarillo’s Love’s Truck Stop. Is it closed for good, or is a major remodel underway on I-27?

A longtime Amarillo meat market has quietly closed its doors, leaving locals wondering what went wrong as food costs and rent continue to rise.