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Imagine art and science coming together in one spectacular exhibit! Leonardos Lab opens soon, bringing a world of hands-on fun for the whole family.

Amarillo adults can join a new 5v5 flag football league this fall at Memorial Park. Registration open for teams and free agents.

While Texas leads on digital learning plans and teacher starting salary, it ranks near the bottom for per-student spending, income growth potential, and long-term gains.

Your daily coffee run in Amarillo is about to get an upgrade as these two forces come together to make mornings sweeter.

Abuelo’s restaurants face $10–$50 million in debt as the chain files Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Amarillo’s staple since 1989 hopes to keep location open.

Amarillo’s BSA Hospital is leveling up its food game — Pescaraz Italian Restaurant now serves lunch on Wednesdays. From ziti bake to Caesar salad, patients, staff, and visitors can enjoy local favorites without leaving the hospital.

Amarillo man arrested after estranged wife discovers 500+ child abuse images, sparking police investigation into possession of child pornography.

National Library Card Sign-Up Month highlights Amarillo’s perks: internet access, ebooks, comics, and access to local attractions like the zoo and Discovery Center.

Amarillo Greyhound hijack attempt ends in chaos—passengers step in, suspect revived with Narcan, and police make arrest.

Amarillo’s Palo Duro High calls for community donations of clothes and hygiene products to support students struggling this school year.

Texas education is changing with HB8. STAAR tests will be replaced by three exams per year, sparking debate among parents, teachers, and lawmakers.

After The Potato Factory’s closure, Amarillo foodies are finding new spots to enjoy loaded potatoes. From Potato My Way food truck to Cream Over Waffle’s new menu, cravings are covered.

Hoot’s Pub was set to close at the end of September, but a last-minute change has saved the Amarillo hotspot. New owners are stepping in to take over, ensuring the pub stays open with no lapse in shows.

A TikTok video lists several Texas towns to avoid, but many locals in the Panhandle and West Texas are clapping back and sharing what makes these places special.

Caprock High School FFA students are mourning after stray dogs broke into their pens, killing and injuring show animals.

High school sports in Amarillo suffer as Dick Bivins Stadium waits for key renovations stalled by a failed 2022 bond vote.

Dasher Diary: From Roadrunners to Donkeys: Amarillo Delivery Surprises

Want to stay in the loop in Amarillo? These top 15 Facebook groups are where locals go for news, food, drama, and everything in between.

Custom sports gear in Amarillo just got easier with Bleacher Boutique, offering school spirit wear, team apparel, and monthly subscription boxes.

Amarillo’s beloved cupcake shop, The Ruffled Cup, is officially franchising after 15 years of success. The bakery is ready to expand beyond Amarillo and Lubbock to new cities nationwide

Texas has earned a top-5 ranking for slow food service in the U.S., per a study of 22,000 restaurants.

In Amarillo, getting online without paying is easier than you think. Restaurants, libraries, and free hotspots at several addresses make internet access available city-wide.

After a rocky start, the Sod Poodles power into the playoffs, eyeing another Texas League crown after clinching the second half.

Amarillo’s Georgia Street Whataburger is closed this week, but only for roof repairs after hail damage. The popular spot is expected to reopen next Monday.