Mystery

By now, everyone has heard about the Buc-ee's billboard misspelling spotted in Texas. But...is it a simple mistake, or a marketing strategy?

I am a huge fan of true crime. I spend hours watching Investigation Discovery Channel. I am not one of those people that tries to solve a crime. I like to watch the story unfold. One of the cases that need an ending to it is the Thomas Brown Mystery out of Canadian.

It's been several years since I have actually thought about this. Being able to solve this mystery over the Christmas break made me happier than I could even express. There are things your kid says that you don't know where it came from. Has this happened to you?

The amount of homicide cold cases in the United States currently sits at 250,000.

Then again, with the ongoing pandemic, I can understand not wanting to gather a bunch of people together in a room to solve a mystery.

We have no clue who sent it, but the website is a celebration of what makes Amarillo great. Confused? Us too.

I am always up for a mystery.

For some people, a fun night out means dinner and a movie. For some of us, we want adrenaline pumping suspense.

Someone has to know something...

I recently learned about the story of Johnny Garrett from a coworker here at the radio station. Since I'm recently new to the Panhandle area I was interested in the story of Johnny.

Last weekend I had house guests.  My boyfriend came into town and a few friends from Lubbock came with him as well.   They all decided they wanted a road trip and made their way to Amarillo from Lubbock.  When they got into town, I was at work doing a live broadcast so they just got to the house and turned on the Texas Tech game.