Celebrate Route 66 at the Don Harrington Discovery Center! Catch a family-friendly screening of Cars at 5:00 PM, or join the 21+ event at 8:00 PM for unlimited specialty cocktails. Don't miss this iconic film in the unique Space Theater.
Sakura Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse is going mobile! The Amarillo staple is launching "Sakura Tokyo Mobile Hibachi," bringing their signature fire-grilled experience directly to your home or business events.
Class 1 Barbeque is growing up! After 18 months at the Exchange Food Park, the team is moving to a brick-and-mortar location at 2028 Paramount. They’re taking their famous pits with them, their original one named Lucille. Get ready for dine-in BBQ!
Amarillo is finally getting a Brazilian steakhouse! Ponto Gaucho, located at the old House Divided spot on Hillside, is targeting a late June or early July opening. Get your appetite ready for an all-you-can-eat experience.
Ever have an order just vanish from your screen? One Amarillo Dasher shares their frustration after a high-paying Party Stop order disappeared mid-shift, leaving them stuck with a low-paying delivery.
Amarillo dating, Reddit, singles, relationships, hookups, hobbies, clubs, and church all came up as locals debated what dating is really like in the city.
Everyone knows Cadillac Ranch, but do you know where Carolyn Jones grew up? We're taking a look at the Amarillo roots of the star who played Morticia Addams and the historic home that's been hiding in plain sight.
Looking for free family fun? Head to The Home Depot on Soncy this June 6th for the 3rd Annual Summer Bash! Enjoy a free kids' workshop, a bounce house, a petting zoo, and visits from our local first responders.
Big news at Blue Crane Bakery! While Chris and Donna remain owners, Brandon (our own Charlie) and Kendra Hardin are taking over daily operations. We're shocked he kept it a secret, but we wish them the best on this sweet journey!
If you have been inside Amarillo's Mardel lately, you have probably noticed the bare shelves. Is history about to repeat itself for another local Christian bookstore?
A corporate lease swap forced Amarillo's Merle Norman to move after 28 years on Soncy. The 54-year family business has a new address and is still open.