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Looking for things to do near Amarillo? Lake Meredith’s summer event schedule is packed with activities for all ages.

Amarillo Cinco de Mayo events kick off early with festivals, parades, live music, and food this weekend across the city.

Celebrate Star Wars Day with a 21+ screening of Return of the Jedi at the Discovery Center! Enjoy specialty cocktails, a spaceship atmosphere, and unlimited popcorn with a concessions wristband this May 4th.

A new Bath & Body Works is headed to Amarillo. No mall walk needed. Construction is expected to start this summer.

Wonderland Park is making a splash under new ownership! The fan-favorite water ride Shoot the Chute is back for the 2026 season. With new season passes and the return of the Spectator Pass, summer in Amarillo just got cooler.

Palo Duro Canyon officials are reminding visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles as graffiti, rock etching, and littering continue to impact trails and natural beauty.

Spring in Amarillo awakens senses with blooming flowers, fresh-cut grass, and rain-soaked streets. Here's are Amarillo's favorite spring scents.

Every year, thousands of Texas Panhandle families turn to CMN for help. This year, you can be the reason a child makes it home.

Amarillo weather shifts from wind to thunderstorms this week, with cooler temps, rain, and storm chances arriving Thursday and Friday.

Canyon courthouse lighting project gains momentum after dark Christmas moment, community fundraising grows

The empty Subway at Western and Wolflin finally has a new tenant. "Noodle Corner" is officially moving in, bringing a menu of pho, ramen, and Thai food just in time for the Tascosa High School lunch rush.

Amarillo Locals Reveal What the City Is Missing

Amarillo youth baseball faces an umpire shortage as parents and coaches drive officials away, delaying games and impacting kids’ experiences.

Amarillo’s future leaders are taking over the sidewalks on May 2. Join us for Lemonade Day, where kids run their own businesses and compete for creative awards. Don't forget to visit the stands and hear their business pitches!

A popular Amarillo art studio is moving to a larger Wolflin Square location, opening the door for bigger events and creative opportunities.

Watching a movie at the Tascosa Drive-In just got more profitable. The Tascosa Treasure Hunt hides $100 every night. If it’s not found, the pot grows! See the rules and how you can win extra cash while you watch a double feature.

Not all deliveries in Amarillo are nightmares. This week in Dasher Diary, a routine drop-off turns into an unexpected $20 payday thanks to a friendly roommate and a well-timed joke. Read the heartwarming story here.

After 30 years, Wesley’s BBQ is closing its River Road storefront on May 1. But don't worry—the BBQ lives on through the "Oink by Wesley's" food truck and catering. Get the dates for your final dine-in fix here!

The rumors are true! Mac Joe's is officially moving from Wellington Square to the old Ruby Tequila's building on Paramount. Owner Colby Monroe confirms the move will fix parking issues and offer a unique new dining experience

The Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary has been busy behind closed doors. What they just unveiled inside the Herpetarium is something you have to see for yourself.

The FBI is offering $50,000 for a fugitive accused of killing three teens. He vanished years ago and may still be hiding in Mexico.

Dairy Queen unveils Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Fruity Pebbles treats, including shakes and dipped cones, plus a new Blizzard flavor.

Texas drivers seeing relief as gas prices dip statewide. Crude oil, supply risks still loom large.

Amarillo parents finally have a new option for high-quality baby products without the guesswork of online shopping.