amarillo

Independent bookstores are enjoying a revival, especially in Texas. In Amarillo alone there are several unique shops offering niche collections and community events.

Amarillo is launching new street maintenance projects in areas like Bell, Wolflin, 45th, and Georgia. A city map shows which roads are active or upcoming.

Scammers are circulating an email claiming U.S. Customs has blocked a $25 million fund tied to BMW and “Chevrolet Truck,” demanding a $500 fee to release it.

This October in Amarillo, Cottonwood Faire returns to Thompson Park Oct. 11-12 (10 AM-6 PM), blending Renaissance festival fun with an interactive storyline.

Gas prices are falling in Texas and nationwide, thanks to lower demand and winter fuel blends. Amarillo averages $2.69, Texas $2.73, and the U.S. $3.17.

National Library Card Sign-Up Month highlights Amarillo’s perks: internet access, ebooks, comics, and access to local attractions like the zoo and Discovery Center.

In Amarillo, getting online without paying is easier than you think. Restaurants, libraries, and free hotspots at several addresses make internet access available city-wide.

A recent study found only four runway incursions at Amarillo Airport between 2021–2024—and none ranked high-risk—reinforcing just how smooth and safe flying from Amarillo can feel.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is asking for tips after a masked individual robbed a convenience store at gunpoint.

Amarillo’s North Heights is getting upgraded six-inch water mains, mostly via alleyway work. Expect minimal traffic disruption, but temporary dumpster relocations.

After years of sitting empty, the former Sakura building at 4000 S Soncy will soon reopen as the new home of Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse. Amarillo diners can expect a bigger location and fresh energy this week.

Prissy’s Barbecue is making its return to Amarillo after closing its Tulia location. The new restaurant at 2509 E Amarillo Blvd opens this Thursday.