Amarillo sits in the heart of cattle country, yet many residents still buy their beef at grocery stores. Here are several places where you can buy fresh local beef directly from ranchers and local markets.
Amarillo Police are warning drivers about the dangers of “courtesy crashes,” which can happen when motorists wave another driver into traffic without seeing all lanes. Texas law still places responsibility on the driver entering the roadway to ensure it is safe.
HTeaO, the Amarillo-founded tea franchise, is introducing matcha to its menu for the first time. Three new matcha drinks, cold foam, and churro bites are arriving along with a limited Easter tea gallon special.
Amarillo’s Parks & Recreation Board is planning to eradicate a decades-old prairie dog colony at John Stiff Park, sparking debate among residents who value these “Sod Poodles” as part of the city’s ecosystem and identity.
A 103-year-old food production company is expanding into Amarillo with a new refinery and packaging facility that will bring jobs and a multi-million-dollar investment to the area.
Texas DPS is offering a $6,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Miguel Clemento Bishop, wanted on multiple warrants including sex offender registration violations.
Time is money for delivery drivers. This Dasher Diary explores the frustration of no-tip orders at Amarillo schools and why a customer’s lack of planning shouldn't become a driver's emergency.
Dust off those cringeworthy stanzas! WTAMU’s Bad Poetry Contest returns April 7 at the Sybil B. Harrington Fine Arts Complex. Whether you're a terrible writer or just love a good laugh, this event is for you. Join the fun!
Get ready for handmade comfort! The Pasta Palace food truck is coming to Amarillo with fresh noodles, homemade sauces, and warm bread. Follow the smell of fresh pasta to local markets and events soon.
Do you have "Fix-It" skills? Amarillo Parks and Rec needs volunteers 50+ for the Repair Cafe at Warford Activity Center. Help neighbors fix appliances, bikes, and more! Be the solution for your community this April.
Families across Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle are getting ready for Easter, and that means egg hunts. Here are some of the Easter egg hunts planned around Amarillo this spring.
Arts in the Sunset in Amarillo is welcoming spring with its annual Spring Market on Saturday, April 4. Visitors can shop handmade goods, artwork, jewelry, and other creations from local artists and artisans.
Find Amarillo Easter services, Palm Sunday worship, and Good Friday gatherings as churches across the area celebrate faith, hope, and the resurrection.
Amarillo’s potato drought ends March 24th. The Jacket Potato officially launches with a Texas-sized menu including the Brisket Boss and Loaded Senor. Find them at 4631 S Western for a fresh start in a familiar building.
Ready to set sail? The Warford Activity Center hosts a Mini Boat Regatta on April 11. Kids build their own boats and race them across the indoor pool. Registration is $10 and ends April 1. Don't miss the boat!
Dillo's Burger Bus has officially shut down all operations. After closing their 6th Street location in 2025, mechanical issues have now forced the original bus off the road. Owner Tyler Rannals shares the update on the future.
Lace up for the Center City Mural Run on March 28! Enjoy a 5K, 10K, or one-mile fun run through downtown Amarillo. Check out over 20 murals and stay for the VIP Brunch. Family and pet-friendly, with options to support from home!