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Amarillo Parks and Recreation recently announced the return of public activities at the zoo.

City of Amarillo services resume normal operations Monday February 22.

If you are one of those who like to get on social media to complain about our city here is your chance. Oh I see a lot of people who like to do just that. Here is your chance. I mean put your money where your mouth is for the upcoming election.

This state of disaster will continue, “until further order of the Commissioners Court or until Governor Greg Abbott vacates, rescinds, or cancels the current state-wide declaration of disaster”.

Nelson said, “As Mayor, I will continue to make COVID 19 our top priority, she also said she is focusing on other areas of improvement for the city as well, including a proposal for city-wide high-speed internet.

It's been a couple of weeks since that ice storm hit Amarillo. You remember. We got the ice, we got the rain, we got the ice, we had snow thunderstorms. The Texas Panhandle gets some crazy weather.

I don't know how many times I heard that Covid would be over as soon as November 4th. I thought that was ridiculous from the first time I heard it. I still do. Guess what? November 4th was yesterday and as far as I can tell Covid is still a thing. Am I right?

It's been a few months since the alley behind my house became a war zone. It frustrated me that for whatever reason everyone was dumping their stuff behind my fence.

Well here’s some good news for Amarillo College students. Free rides on the City of Amarillo’s transit system are being extended until 2023.

National CleanUp Day is September 19, and the City of Amarillo is taking part once again.

The City of Amarillo announced the Community Development Department has funding available through the CDBG-CARES Act

A few days after Jesse Quackenbush's Big Beaners was shut down by the City of Amarillo he quickly put his house on the market.