Charlie

Charlie is an award-winning broadcaster and writer with 15 years of experience in the radio industry. Most of his time has been spent behind a microphone and on stage, entertaining crowds across Oklahoma and Texas. Charlie brings his unique perspectives to everything from Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas, to the strange history of the Texas panhandle region. His passion for entertainment extends to film and music, which he loves to review. Charlie is an avid traveler that prefers to spend his free time in the great outdoors. Whether it is in the mountains of Colorado, Palo Duro Canyon, or the beaches of Texas, you'll find him at home camping under the stars.

Why Cold Water Disappears in Texas Summers

Texans may notice their cold tap water disappearing in the summer heat. Here’s what’s causing it—and a simple trick that could help.

What’s Closed in Amarillo for Juneteenth 2025

Amarillo city offices, libraries, and courts will be closed on June 19 for Juneteenth. Transit and trash services will run modified schedules.

How You Can Have a Say in Amarillo’s Housing Future

The City of Amarillo wants your input on future housing priorities. A brief survey is open now through June 23 and covers household info and housing experiences.

Thinking of Moving to Texas? Here’s What the Weather’s Really Like

Texas weather is wild and unpredictable. Fake falls, boiling summers, and surprise winter storms are all part of life here.

Why Amarillo Ranks Among Top 20 U.S. Cities for Picking Up Hitchhikers

A recent study found Amarillo ranks 19th in the U.S. for picking up hitchhikers, adding fuel to its legacy as a "friendly city."

Your Complete Guide to Father’s Day Weekend in Amarillo

From tribute bands to car shows, Amarillo is packed with fun ways to celebrate Dad this weekend.

Texas Is One of the Cheapest States for Fast Food Lovers

Think fast food is expensive in Texas? A new study says otherwise. Texans pay less for burgers, pizza, and chicken sandwiches than most of the U.S.

Natural Ways to Keep Mosquitoes Away in Amarillo

Tired of mosquitoes ruining your backyard fun in Amarillo? Here are natural, easy solutions you can try today using items you already have at home.

How to Celebrate Friday the 13th in Amarillo

From tattoos to outdoor horror flicks, Amarillo is ready for Friday the 13th fun. Here's how you can get in on the spooky celebrations.

Amarillo Civic Center’s Second Half of 2025 Packs a Punch

Amarillo Civic Center's late 2025 event schedule features a surprise Tom Segura show, big-name rock bands, and the return of Ama-Con.

Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Scorching Summer for Texas Panhandle

The Texas Panhandle has seen a mild year so far, but that’s about to change. The Farmer’s Almanac warns of a hotter, drier summer ahead—possibly worse than last year’s brutal heat.

Amarillo Police Host Free Picnic With Food, Games & Music

The Amarillo Police are hosting a free picnic at Thompson Park with food, games, and music. It’s part of a busy weekend of events in the city, including the Race-A-Cop at Amarillo Dragway.