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West Texas A&M University’s Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts has announced a new season of art exhibitions, concerts, and theatrical performances, showcasing the talents of students, faculty, and staff.

Amarillo Greyhound bus station sees another major drug bust as police seize $1.5 million in meth and cocaine, highlighting its history as a hotspot for trafficking.

A Subway delivery in Amarillo turned rewarding when a driver’s simple act of following instructions led to a surprise extra tip from the customer.

Amarillo’s 24th Annual Buddy Walk returns Sept. 27 at Sam Houston Park with games, food, and prizes. Join the community event raising awareness for Down syndrome.

As fall arrives in Texas, male tarantulas leave their burrows in search of mates. You’ll likely spot them at night outdoors from late August through early November.

From cheaper gas to lower airfare and hotel rates, Texans will spend less this Labor Day weekend while exploring their favorite destinations.

Thieves target trailers and car parts in Amarillo. The Panhandle Auto Burglary & Theft Unit hosts a free event to stamp property and help return stolen items.

Celebrate Halloween at the Amarillo Zoo with Boo at the Zoo, October 17–18, from 6–9 PM. Trick-or-treating, animals, and family fun await.

Planning a birthday at Amarillo’s Discovery Center? Families are surprised to learn helium balloons are banned, despite the nearby Helium Monument.

Delvin’s in Amarillo is celebrating 10 years with an anniversary deals, $10 plates on October 27 from 11 AM to 3 PM. A perfect chance to enjoy local BBQ!

Nostalgia is strong as P3 returns to Amarillo. Dust off your bike and enjoy a day of pedals, pints, and people.

What scares Texans most? It’s public speaking and heights, not snakes. A survey shows spiders lead horror fears, while societal anxieties focus on money and losing personal rights.

Amarillo Parks & Recreation brings back the Repair Café on Sept. 20 at Warford Activity Center. From bikes to clothing, get items fixed for free while learning repair skills.

From NFL glory to Amarillo roots, Ziggy Hood hosts free Tron screening for students, spreading autism awareness and community pride.

West Texas Wheels Shuttle Service is bringing more than rides this fall, offering Taylor Swift parties, murder mystery dinners, and Christmas light tours across Amarillo and Canyon.

This October in Amarillo, Cottonwood Faire returns to Thompson Park Oct. 11-12 (10 AM-6 PM), blending Renaissance festival fun with an interactive storyline.

West Texas A&M University is bringing Dr. Ben Carson to Canyon for a rare night of insight and inspiration in support of the Hill Institute.

Texas ICE deportation: Amarillo’s NOW Ministries founder removed for a third time, leaving recovery program’s future uncertain.

Talk Like a Pirate Day is back, and Amarillo’s Long John Silver’s is celebrating with free food for anyone who talks or dresses like a pirate.

On September 19, every drink at Dutch Bros helps feed local children through the High Plains Food Bank Kids Cafe program.

Amarillo rent prices surged 13% year over year, with one-bedrooms rising while two-bedroom units dipped slightly. Housing trends may reshape affordability in Texas.

Amarillo Parks & Rec is hosting a special Mother-Son Halloween Adventure on Oct. 4 with Nerf Wars, pumpkin carving, and snacks at Warford Activity Center.

Texas has two NFL teams now (Cowboys, Texans), but San Antonio (or Austin-San Antonio) is emerging as the leading candidate for a third.

Charlie Kirk memorials in Texas spark controversy as students arrested, expelled after disruptive acts at Texas Tech and Texas State.