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A lot of businesses are being hurt right now. They can't find a lot of people that want to work. This has happened all over the country. This is not just an Amarillo or Canyon problem. It is one that needs to be fixed and fast before we lose more places on a more permanent basis.

I'm hoping that whatever the reason is, that the people involved are doing well.

The announcement does mention that officials will be looking at conditions tomorrow before reopening the park to the public.

Over the weekend Hoffbrau Steaks was faced with a difficult decision. One of their team members tested positive for Covid. Over the weekend, the busiest time for a restaurant. A restaurant that already has been hit with decreased sales due to Covid earlier this spring.

We got the news back in May that Tuesday Morning would be closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now Stein Mart revealed Wednesday that they would be voluntarily be filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

You can add Kohl's and Best Buy to the growing list.

Looks like there's no skipping those awkward family moments this year.

Hopefully we see Fire & Ice Snow Cones and Snacks make a comeback next snow cone season.

Citing the number of cases in the area as a major concern, several restaurants will not be reopening their dining rooms on Friday.

Many businesses around the world are having to shut their doors and layoff employees. Hobby Lobby is the latest retailer to join the list.

The High Plains Food Bank is the latest local businesses to close to the public over COVID-19 concerns. However, they are continuing to alleviate hunger.

Amarillo area school officials have announced the schools will not reopen when students return from Spring break next week.