nostalgia

From homemade potato chips to a coffee roaster that predates WWII, Amarillo's business history is full of surprises.

Dale Brisby’s Texas Panhandle memories include Amarillo nightlife, legendary bars, and late-night Waffle House stops.

Amarillo’s Fillmore underpass feels like a mini roller coaster inspiring nostalgia and local memories around motion and childhood drives.

Want to feel old? Like, really old? These movies are old now too!

The kids arcade is now ... a heartwarming Christmas movie on YouTube?

If you ever cracked open a Sunkist Cherry Limeade or crushed a Surge after school, this list is about to unlock memories you forgot you had.

Retro characters, a walk-up counter and a museum make this one of the most unique dining experiences for McDonald's lovers.

Pancho's Mexican Buffet holds a special place in the hearts of Texans, but why?

Find out how life in Texas is so much better now than in the past.

Marshall Coffee Company was a locally owned coffee shop in Amarillo that offered great coffee, service and a little something extra.

One of Amarillo's most iconic businesses is still open after 55 years.

Shoney's was once a staple in Amarillo, do you remember eating at one of their locations?