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Amarillo’s favorite food truck, Hibachi Kingdom, is closing soon. Stop by 10th and Buchanan before it’s too late.

Free Amarillo gardening expo offers expert tips for Panhandle conditions and classes on seeds, tomatoes, landscaping, and composting, helping locals grow successful gardens.

Potter County residents spent $1.5M on OnlyFans in 2025, ranking among Texas’ top counties for adult subscription spending.

Traveling out of Amarillo just got easier. Rick Husband International Airport now offers prepaid parking in the long-term lot. Book online, scan in, and skip the stress of finding a spot before your next flight.

On Feb 13, The Loft Church hosts Amarillo’s 8th annual Night to Shine. This global event honors guests with special needs, and 100 more "buddies" are needed to make it a reality. Sign up now to help make memories that last a lifetime!

Celebrate 50 years of the Don Harrington Discovery Center! Join the 21+ crowd on Feb 27 for Mixology—a twist on Beerology featuring local spirits, science, poker, and food. Grab your tickets now for a golden toast to history!

New report shows Texas near the bottom for dental health. From kids to adults Texas struggles with dentist visits and sugar habits affecting smiles across the state.

Ponto Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse confirmed they are renovating the old House Divided building. Expect a premium dining experience with meats carved at your table.

Jobs climb in Amarillo and Panhandle with falling unemployment and rising wages signaling strong hiring market.

WTAMU Theatre refreshes Pride and Prejudice with humor, modern energy, and Regency-era romance in a bold new stage adaptation.

Texas celebrates women farmers with global 2026 recognition highlighting leadership innovation expertise in agriculture across the state.

PD warns of a virtual kidnapping scam. Callers use names and fake crying to demand ransom. Hang up immediately and call your family directly to verify their safety. Even APD staff have been targeted. Stay vigilant, Amarillo!

Amarillo loses a steakhouse staple after 13 years. Texas Steak Express on Kentucky Street has closed permanently due to economic conditions.

FBI Dallas offers a $15,000 reward for Jerson Lopez-Sanchez, a fugitive wanted for assaulting federal agents in Texas. Submit an anonymous tip today

Westgate Mall is losing another retailer as Francesca’s prepares to close, adding to a growing list of stores that have disappeared from the Amarillo shopping hub.

Amarillo’s iconic horse statues grow again as Asher Point unveils a new bluebonnet-painted quarter horse created by residents and a local artist.

Create magical memories at the Amarillo Princess Ball! Join Amarillo Parks and Recreation on Feb 28 at the Civic Center for food, crafts, and dancing with your favorite princesses.

DoorDash took the unprecedented step of shutting down operations in Amarillo and Lubbock this weekend due to "dangerous conditions."

While Amarillo drivers enjoy low gas prices now, post storm impacts could bring increases statewide.

Amarillo parents are sharing the best places for teens to learn how to drive, from empty parking lots to parks and DPS test areas perfect for student drivers.

The Tascosa High School horse is officially back! After being damaged during a patio paving project at the start of the school year, the beloved statue has been fully repaired and repainted by Blank Spaces. Thanks to a donation from the yearbook staff, he's ready to return to the front lawn.

The Amarillo Children’s Business Fair returns Feb 28 at Redeemer Christian Church. From 9 AM to noon, local kids will showcase products like baked goods, jewelry, and soaps. It’s the perfect place to support young entrepreneurs and maybe discover the next big local brand.

Amarillo’s Paramount Recreation Club is hosting a Galentine’s Bookfair you won’t want to miss. Featuring florals, gifts, and curated reads, this Feb 11 event is perfect for self-love or a night out with friends. Bring a book donation to support local kids and enter to win a stay at The Barfield!

Amarillo Zoo closes Saturday as freezing temps keep animals indoors. Families will have limited weekend access.