restaurants

You can catch the episode on the upcoming season of Texas Bucket List.

Just look around at all of the restaurants we have. They're everywhere and more are opening.

Three wild videos that show the Five Points area could use some stepped up police presence at night to prevent this kind of thing from happening.

A lot of businesses are being hurt right now. They can't find a lot of people that want to work. This has happened all over the country. This is not just an Amarillo or Canyon problem. It is one that needs to be fixed and fast before we lose more places on a more permanent basis.

To say that a lot of places in the Amarillo area are short staffed is an understatement. We see restaurants and fast food places almost begging for people to come apply. Since the pandemic hit a lot of people just don't want to work.

Texas Roadhouse Founder and CEO Kent Taylor has passed away at the age of 65 after suffering what his family called "severe post-COVID symptoms."

According to reports, there has been a bill introduced to the Texas House and Senate that would make this a permanent change.

The loosening restrictions, and openings, would most likely occur with bars, restaurants, amusement parks, water parks and sports stadiums.

I still don't see how food can be the deciding factor on whether or not an establishment is able to be open right now.

The next location for an Arby's in Amarillo will be between Amarillo Car Care and Discount Tire on Coulter.