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Amarillo’s unseasonably warm winter has kept the parks busy, but anglers need to take note: the fishing pier at Southeast Park will be closed for railing repairs from January 26 to February 2.

Stop stressing about the "what’s for dinner" question. Buns Over Texas is offering free kids’ meals on Mondays and BOGO burgers on Wednesdays through the end of February.

Amarillo is saying goodbye to a local favorite. Rocket Brews, the unique Michelada and daiquiri shop featured on The Texas Bucket List, has announced it will close on February 8th.

Valentine’s Day falls on a weekend in 2026, making it the perfect time for a "you" day in Amarillo. Whether

Ever wonder why your delivery order is missing an item? It’s rarely the driver’s fault. An Amarillo Dasher recounts a recent confrontation where a customer accused them of stealing.

Forget the Valentine's Day crowds! On Friday, Feb 13, the Discovery Center is hosting Parents’ Night Out.

Don't let urgency lead to a drained bank account. The latest APD scam alert highlights a phishing tactic where scammers pose as cloud storage providers.

Amarillo College is kicking off the new year with a major "glow-up." Recent renovations include a newly branded gym, a functional roundabout entrance, and a Paramount-inspired sign at the CUB. Discover how these changes are creating a more vibrant environment for the Badger community.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, Jan 19, bringing the first major service interruptions of 2026 to Amarillo. From school closures to a shifted residential trash schedule, we have the complete breakdown of what you need to know before you head out the door.

The buzz around Bass Pro Shops moving into Amarillo has been electric, but what’s really happening behind the scenes? Let’s break it down.

Forget the dating apps. The Amarillo Public Library is bringing back "Blind Date with a Book" from Jan 15 to Feb 12. Patrons can check out paper-wrapped books for a mystery read and a chance to win a $50 restaurant gift certificate at every location.

Amarillo is saying goodbye to the Just Between Friends consignment sale. For nearly a decade, JBF served as a "cool club" where families could recoup costs on outgrown items and buy needed supplies at a discount.