swimming

Summer is here and that means swimming!  Amarillo Parks and Recreation is making sure that everyone has a good time so they are inviting you out to celebrate with Sammy the Seal.

The weather has been ridiculously hot.  So what would be better than enjoying a night out at the pool?  How about a night at the pool acting like a pirate.

Summer's here, the temperature's going straight up and area pools could be filling up with more than just swimmers.

Summer is here and that means swimming!  Amarillo Parks and Recreation is making sure that everyone has a good time so they are inviting you out to celebrate with Sammy the Seal.

School is out in just a few days.  That means, trying to find things to do.  Well, the Amarillo Parks and Recreation department is gearing up to open the pools for the season.

This is the hottest dunk we've seen in some time.

Summer is upon us, and the heat over the last few years has almost been unbearable! To help you beat it, here's a list of places in Amarillo you can cool off and have some family fun!

Swimmers are well aware of the dangers of drowning, but many of us aren't as familiar with secondary drowning and dry drowning. Here's what to look out for.

Memorial Day weekend is almost here!  If you are staying in town and have nothing to do, maybe you could go for a swim.  Amarillo Parks and Recreation gearing up to open the city pools.

Much of the nation is in the grips of a cold spell the likes of which make us long for summer.

For the first time in history, a swimmer has endured the 103-mile route from Havana, Cuba to Key West, Florida, without the assistance of a shark cage. That swimmer, 64-year-old Diana Nyad, began her quest on Saturday, August 31, and finished around 53 hours later on Labor Day.

Around 150 people use Canyon's public pool on a daily basis during the summer, as Canyon grows it's amenities need to grow along with the city. Over the last several decades the pool has done it's job for the community.