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UPDATE: The person who made the post got in touch with me. They said that they are originally from Hereford (small world), but moved to L.A. last year.
The individual also said that they're in need of some big outgoing personalities, and that they will be going through casting for the next few w…

There is some great news to share here in the Texas panhandle today.

If you are feeling the economic impact of sheltering in place and COVID-19, the City of Amarillo is ready to help you take care of your furry friends.

If you don't have a gym you attend, think about joining up with one once the orders get lifted to say thank you for the help while we're all stuck at home.

With the COVID-19 pandemic now a global situation, these spaces -- some iconic, some not -- are now currently void of most human activity.

If you have been wondering the same thing, you will happy to know that the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles is here with the answer.

With the widespread of COVID-19 in the Texas panhandle Amarillo Mayor Ginger Nelson businesses consider doing cashless transactions.

When the world is in crisis, it is human nature to find the bright spots. Whether it's natural disaster, warfare or the coronavirus pandemic, people will "look for the helpers" as Fred Rogers now famously said.

The City of Amarillo has announced today that Jason Mays has been promoted to be the new Amarillo Fire Department Fire Chief.

And now, something to warm your heart.