Summer in Amarillo often means extra coughs and sneezes. But closed windows, clean clothes, and cutting-edge home tips (like probiotics!) can ease symptoms.
The Georgia Street Chick-fil-A in Amarillo is temporarily closing for a remodel. Owner Joshua Raef promises major upgrades to parking and drive-thru flow.
Amarillo is full of quirky landmarks that only locals truly appreciate. From Cadillacs buried in dirt to dinosaur yard statues, it's a city unlike any other.
Shelton’s Flowers & Gifts, an Amarillo staple since 1965, is celebrating 60 years of brightening special moments with community-loved blooms and heartfelt service.
Summer isn’t over yet! Amarillo is hosting a free outdoor screening of Grease on July 18 at Sam Houston Park. Bring the family, a lawn chair, and enjoy the show.
Hidden in Amarillo’s neighborhoods are quirky traffic‑sign artworks from the ‘90s. Created by Stanley Marsh, these nonsensical signs remain a beloved, mysterious piece of local character.
Catch a live performance of Taming of the Shrew in the breathtaking Palo Duro Canyon this July. A must-see event blending Shakespeare with Texas scenery.
Texas is facing a rising issue with nitrous oxide abuse. Senate Bill 666 aims to prevent its misuse by setting age limits and requiring warning signs at retail stores. The FDA also warns against the dangers of inhaling this substance.
On SW 34th in Amarillo, multiple small shops closed, and now one big remodel is underway. Gutting the building hints at a major tenant replacing barbers, groomers, and boba spots.
Many Texans park under overpasses or underpasses during hailstorms, but doing so is illegal and dangerous. Here's why it’s not the safe move you think it is.