Las Vegas

Las Vegas, is the city that never sleeps, Sin City, and whatever happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. However there are some really strange things happening in Las Vegas.

So, when we're finally fed up with people not knowing how to merge on to the highway, where do we go?

From fajitas to memberships at the Amarillo Club, here's what $10,000 will get you in Amarillo.

What were you doing at the age of thirteen years old? I know I was going to baseball games, swimming in swim meets and hanging out with my friends. I was spending most of my time in a couple mile radius from my home.

So a few weeks ago my daughter celebrated her birthday. For the past many years that means that she decided to take a trip for the occasion. She has gone to South Padre, Dallas (before she lived there), last year it was New Orleans and this year she chose Vegas.

It happens. You make plans to go grab a few drinks with your girlfriends after work. You meet up at Bubba's 33 and think about the last time you girls all got together. This was a good time because it's one of your friends birthday's. So a little celebrating on the Thursday night.

Have you done any flying since the pandemic hit? I had a flight scheduled in March to fly to Dallas to help my daughter move. I had to go. Luckily I could just cut my losses and make the drive.

How would you like a chance to see George Strait in Las Vegas? That would make a pretty good stocking stuffer this year, right?

When you think of competitive roping, you picture a cowboy or cowgirl, in their teens or an adult. Who you don't picture is 10-year-old Creed Busby from Canyon.

Has anyone ever said to you that Amarillo is not a fun place to live or visit? Well now, you can tell them to go eat a tumbleweed.

According to a post on Facebook from the Amarillo Police Department, the man's family last heard from him while he was traveling through Amarillo.

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