I know that the landscape of Amarillo is forever changing. There is progress all over the city. Then there are some unexpected setbacks that cause some changes too.

I am proud to call the Wolflin/Bivins/Georgia Street area my home. I spend a lot of my time in that area. So watching the different changes is one thing that I like to do. I have lived in that area since the nineties so there have been a lot of ups and downs. I remember when there was a two-story Hastings.

I remember when the Dollar Tree was once a Homeland. Way before Market Street took over the area. So watching Georgia Village change a lot has been something I have done over the years.

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Very recently it housed a lot more than the Dollar Tree and Aarons that it only has right now. They are getting ready to add a Scooter's that is why the guy selling the flags and rugs finally had a Going out of Business Sale.

Back in September of 2020, the storefronts were all full. They had a Dash for Cash, Bark Avenue, Phone Medic, Cricket on top of the Dollar Tree, Aarons and a Family Dollar.

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Then a fire destroyed a big chunk of the shopping center. The process later of tearing down those stores started. It seemed like a big piece was gone overnight. This was the area that was affected by the fire.

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The tear down took time but everything but the Family Dollar, Dollar Tree, and Aarons buildings was gone. The Family Dollar was not open anymore but the building still stood.

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That was until recently. I went to fill up my water jugs recently and poof it was gone too.

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So I just can't wait to see what they are going to do with all of that real estate. Are they going to rebuild into a complete shopping center again? What will they be putting in that area? Only time will tell.

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No?

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