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To say that a lot of places in the Amarillo area are short staffed is an understatement. We see restaurants and fast food places almost begging for people to come apply. Since the pandemic hit a lot of people just don't want to work.

As more businesses open up across the Panhandle, Folks looking for work have more options and the numbers back it up!

See if you missed out on our latest coverage of job fairs and who's hiring in Amarillo.

The job fairs will be held on March 6 and March 13, 2021.

The idea of having a major job fair event with folks gathering in one area is out of the question right now during the pandemic.

According to their research, Texas comes in at number 4 in the nation when it comes to just how hard-working we are.

The list places North Dakota in position 1, Alaska in position 2, Wyoming in 3, and puts Texas at 4. Then, on the other end, West Virginia is in position 50, New Mexico at 49, and Rhode Island at 48.

We're actually doing better here than half of the other states.

Of course, this all could just be a massive PR stunt by Musk. It wouldn't be the first time.

They are hiring for both full and part time positions.

Many grocery and big box stores are finding themselves on the front lines of supplying the public during the Coronavirus and Covid-19 pandemic.

A new study ranks the happiest cities in the U.S. Amarillo beat Lubbock in the study, but neither one has much to brag about.