Illuminate Canyon hit its $70,000 goal for color-changing lights at the Canyon courthouse, and the official lighting ceremony is set for Courthouse Square this week.
Tyson is bringing the second shift back to its Amarillo beef plant by summer 2027, a year after 1,700 layoffs. Here is what the Allied Beef partnership means for Amarillo jobs.
Need firewood in Amarillo before the cold hits? Here are local places to buy firewood for your fireplace, fire pit or chimenea, plus vendors that deliver and stack.
Skip the kitchen marathon. Amarillo Thanksgiving catering lets you order a heat-and-serve feast with turkey, ham, dressing and pies, so the family cook can enjoy the day too.
Plan your weekends around Amarillo holiday events, from Maxwell’s Amarillo Lights and the Merry Market to the Canyon Light Parade, ballets, concerts and free open houses.
Pak-A-Sak is becoming Casey’s, and local favorites are disappearing from the shelves. See what happened to Cake Company pies and Grandma’s Burritos in Amarillo.
After 26 years, Dr. Hardee is stepping away from his Amarillo dental practice. Patients can expect the same care from Karr and Hardee Dentistry as the SoncyMed office nears reopening.
Pak-A-Sak stores across Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle will close for up to 3 days each to convert to Casey’s General Store. Here is the full closure schedule.
Got leftover Halloween candy? Amarillo’s 19th Candy Buy Back on Friday, Nov. 6 pays $2 per pound, up to 3 pounds, and sends the sweets to troops overseas.
Texas ranks No. 2 for haunted states, and Amarillo is No. 6 among Texas cities. Here’s how ghost sightings, UFOs and Bigfoot tales fit the Panhandle’s spooky rep.