Food

When it comes to food, Amarillo knows it's stuff. Yes, we aren't the biggest city, but we aren't the smallest and we have some amazing talented chefs, that know how to bring it when it comes to the food game. We have folks who love to eat food, from home cooking to eclectic.

Canada celebrates Thanksgiving before we do. Ours is November of course, while Canada celebrates theirs, on the second Monday of October. While Americans eat turkey, watch football, nap, and eat again, Canadians are bit more laid back

If you have bought ground beef recently you need to check this out.

So apparently it is not cool anymore to eat three meals a day. Nope not anymore.

What a nice donation, I am sure this is just a coincidence.

The St. Mary's Cathedral School Carnival is a huge a tradition in Amarillo and if you haven't been, dress the kids in their costumes and make plans to come out and celebrate this Saturday, October 13th. It's fun for the entire family and it has something for everyone.

Halloween is coming up soon and you have to get prepared. You have to have the best Halloween Candy. Of course you save the chocolate for yourself. Candy is a huge part of this holiday. I mean, why else would you go trick or treating? For the candy!

While the sandwich was tasty, I have found that maybe with age my stomach is changing. I now pay the price for playing with fire.

If you didn't get your fill of delicious BBQ at the Chamber BBQ, you have another opportunity to chow down and have a blast. All you have to to is mark your calendar and get ready to head on down to Canyon for the festivities.

This Thursday, men and women will gather at Bubba’s 33 in Amarillo to test their strength and fortitude in a stein holding competition.

When I hear the Tri-State Fair is approaching, my mouth begins to water. The fair is my gateway to the fall holidays. You can have the Indian Tacos, Funnel Cakes, and fried pickles. The turkey legs are mine. I love "Turkey Leg" season.

Fall in the Texas panhandle brings, football, Kids Inc soccer and the Amarillo Chamber Of Commerce's Good Time Celebration BBQ cook-off. There are ribs, as far as the eye can see, some with sauce-some dry. How do you like yours?