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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby can play for now, but an NCAA appeal could change everything.

The 4th of July 2026 hits different this year. America turns 250 and Texas Panhandle celebrations are bigger than ever.

From a massive 4th of July celebration to a beloved farmers market, Canyon, Texas has a full summer lineup. Here's what you shouldn't miss.

After 29 years, Todd Hill is looking to pass the reins of his beloved Wolflin Village shop, Silverland. He’s searching for a new owner who will honor the store's legacy while taking it into the future. Thank you for 29 years, Todd!

Gas prices across Texas fell sharply this week. See how much your city saved and what experts say comes next.

Boondocks Bar and Grill is finally opening at the old Logan's Roadhouse location on Amarillo's I-40. Here's what we know.

We’ve all heard it: "I’ll tip you in the app." One Amarillo Dasher shares the frustration of being lied to by a customer and why they are officially blacklisting that address for good. Don't lie—just own the non-tip.

Amarillo City Transit is reviewing bus routes and inviting residents to public meetings to share feedback on transportation needs across the city.

Amarillo summer activities, free kids events, bowling, books, and fitness programs help families keep children busy without spending extra money.

Sixth Street is ready for the Route 66 Centennial! Al’s Backyard, the new sister bar to the Blind Pig, celebrates its grand opening this Saturday, June 13th. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and $2 specials from 2 PM to 8 PM!

Planning a night at the Tascosa Drive-In? From online snack ordering to battery jump packs and radio rentals, they’ve thought of everything to ensure your movie night under the stars goes off without a hitch.

Casey's General Store is converting Cefco stations across the Texas Panhandle with new locations opening in Panhandle, Claude, and Amarillo throughout 2026.

Join The Craig Senior Living for their free Summer Bash on June 13th from 5-8 PM! Enjoy food trucks, local vendors, live music, a car show, and lawn games. It’s an all-ages event designed to build community and celebrate Amarillo.

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

From date-night regulars to proud owners, Cody and Gina Blair have spent 8 years building Fire Slice Pizzeria into an Amarillo favorite. Help them celebrate their "Sliceaversary" all day long on June 11th with pizza, beer, and great people.

Potter County pet owners in Amarillo may qualify for free spay and neuter surgeries through August. Funding is limited and appointments are required.

Canyon Popcorn Co. was days away from closing for good. Then something unexpected happened that changed everything for this beloved Canyon business.

Something unexpected is happening at Amarillo's Soncy hibachi spot. The name on the door is changing, and locals may recognize it.

Big news for the Medical District! Jacket Potato is moving into the old Which Wich space at the Toot’n Totum across from the hospitals. With a convenient drive-thru coming, your lunch break just got a whole lot better.

Dating shouldn't end just because you're married! Amarillo Parks and Rec is hosting "Picnic in the Park" on June 26th. For $20 a person, you get a stress-free date night featuring games, painting, and snacks. Register now to save your spot!

New development continues along Amarillo's Coulter corridor as a Chase Bank and IQ Car Wash move closer to opening near Market Street.

Blue Bell's Lone Star Scoop Tour is handing out free ice cream across Texas, but the Texas Panhandle, West Texas and North Texas are not on the map.

Amarillo's Plains and Western intersection is temporarily becoming a 4-way stop. Here's what drivers need to know.

Big news for food lovers in Amarillo! A beloved local spot is gearing up to open its third location. Can you guess where?