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Amarillo’s Wicked Wash haunted car wash returns Oct. 23–25 at Toot’n Totum. Enjoy scares, clean cars, BBQ, and drinks during this unique Halloween event.

Amarillo pet owners can get free microchips for their cats and dogs this October during AAMW’s Chip or Treat event.

Got Donuts is expanding in Amarillo with two new locations on Washington Street and Olsen Blvd. One is nearly ready to open, bringing more sweet options to the city.

Hoot’s Pub in Amarillo was set to close, but new owners stepped in. They’ll relaunch with draft beer, drink specials, Ladies’ Night, and more.

Officials alert Borger to a Halloween Circus event ad online. Residents are urged to confirm events and seek refunds if affected.

Deliveries usually go smoothly, but sometimes an honest mistake can throw everything off. Here’s the story of one Amarillo driver who realized too late they forgot part of an order.

After the family-friendly Monster Bash, adults can enjoy the 21+ Graveyard Shift at Amarillo’s Discovery Center, featuring Beetlejuice, drinks, popcorn, and treats for $25.

Amarillo, Texas, is full of ghost stories and urban legends. From haunted schools to mysterious buildings, explore the eerie side of the Yellow City.

Amarillo had another celebrity moment when Billy Bob Thornton made a stop at The Big Texan. His visit lit up social media and reminded everyone why Amarillo is a surprise hotspot for stars.

Amarillo is full of quirky sights, from Cadillac Ranch to mysterious yard signs scattered through old neighborhoods. These signs, part of a 1990s art project involving Brian Deneke, remain a unique piece of the city’s history.

If Amarillo’s seasonal allergens are hitting you hard, try vitamin C, quercetin-rich produce, locally sourced honey, essential oils, HEPA filters, dusting often, and closing windows.

Canyon's Moon Market is back this October with food trucks, live music, glow yoga, shopping, and family fun under the stars.

Amarillo joins a second “No Kings” protest Oct. 18 (2–6 pm) at old City Hall, part of a nationwide movement criticizing Trump’s administration

The Canadian River Music Festival, a Panhandle favorite since the 2010s, has canceled its 2025 event.

Amarillo’s Halloween movie scene heats up this year with classic and new horror at Cinergy and Tascosa Drive-In. From “Black Phone 2” to “The Exorcist,” enjoy marathons, double features, and all-night scares.

Amarillo braces for fall with temps plunging into 60s. Cold front will lower highs and nights.

Amarillo will officially honor police, firefighters, and paramedics as City Council declares October 28 First Responders Day.

After months of closure, the Georgia Street Chick-fil-A in Amarillo is officially back. With a redesigned drive-thru, upgraded kitchen, extended hours, and new employee spaces, the remodel makes this neighborhood favorite even better.

Rotor City Fusion, a popular Indian fusion food truck, has opened inside Amarillo’s Westgate Mall. After delays, the restaurant is now serving bowls, tacos, burritos, nachos, and more.

A beloved American icon is rolling back into Amarillo October 27–November 2, and locals are being asked to help pick its stops.

Amarillo College shines with its “Yes, We Do That Here!” campaign, offering free concerts to showcase programs, students, and community talent.

Amarillo’s second Chipotle is finally nearing opening at Hillside and Coulter. A hiring banner has gone up, signaling training and opening plans are underway for the popular burrito chain.

Amarillo’s beloved Slug Bug Car Show returns as Neon Slugfest on Oct. 18. Street Volkswagen will host a glowing car show filled with classic VW rides, live music, food trucks, and family fun — and it’s all free to attend.

Amarillo’s Don Harrington Discovery Center is bringing back Monster Bash on Oct. 24. With science demos, costumes, and family fun, this Halloween event is a must for all ages.