When it comes to living in Amarillo, at least according to this study, you'll be able to afford a place. Just be prepared for the cost of utilities to go with it.
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?
Did you open your City of Amarillo Water bill and wonder why is was higher than normal? You used the same amount of water that you normally do, but you were charged more than normal. There is a reason your bill might be higher than usual.
If you receive water from the City of Amarillo and you pay a water bill, then you received a warning letter in the mail about the City not properly testing the water for an 8-hour period in November. So what does that mean, and why are we just now hearing about it 4 months later?
When I saw this I did a dance of joy. For me personally when it comes to my utility bills I do what I can to keep them as low as possible. It upsets me when I don't change anything I'm doing and my bill goes up. For someone on a strict budget it makes life hard when you cannot control certain bills. Xcel Energy announced yesterday that your energy bill will be slightly lower.