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Amarillo College is kicking off the new year with a major "glow-up." Recent renovations include a newly branded gym, a functional roundabout entrance, and a Paramount-inspired sign at the CUB. Discover how these changes are creating a more vibrant environment for the Badger community.

Amarillo residents are invited to brave icy waters at a Polar Plunge raising funds for Special Olympics athletes and inclusion programs this January.

Paint Rock Coffee Co. has finally opened in Amarillo after multiple delays, giving locals a new place to sip and relax.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, Jan 19, bringing the first major service interruptions of 2026 to Amarillo. From school closures to a shifted residential trash schedule, we have the complete breakdown of what you need to know before you head out the door.

Panhandle favorite Euro Thai Grill is relocating to Borger’s Northpark Shopping Center with new food and jobs.

Learn about rare Amarillo earthquakes, recent events, historical records and how to track real time tremors via USGS.

Amarillo has officially confirmed its next Chief of Police, with start and swearing-in dates now scheduled after a year-long search.

Prepare for I-27 exit changes starting on Friday, January 16.

Amarillo weather is shifting as a cold front brings cooler temperatures and a slight chance of snow after a mild winter across the Texas Panhandle.

The buzz around Bass Pro Shops moving into Amarillo has been electric, but what’s really happening behind the scenes? Let’s break it down.

Forget the dating apps. The Amarillo Public Library is bringing back "Blind Date with a Book" from Jan 15 to Feb 12. Patrons can check out paper-wrapped books for a mystery read and a chance to win a $50 restaurant gift certificate at every location.

Amarillo residents are rallying to save the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum as its future hangs in the balance following safety violations and a looming deadline.

With Lubbock getting another HEB Amarillo hopes rise. This could signal a Amarillo HEB in the near future.

A City Council vote confirms one Amarillo pool will close for good, while another may still have a future.

A beloved Amarillo restaurant is bringing its comfort food inside one of the city’s largest employers, starting in 2026.

Amarillo is saying goodbye to the Just Between Friends consignment sale. For nearly a decade, JBF served as a "cool club" where families could recoup costs on outgrown items and buy needed supplies at a discount.

After closing its Ross Street location around Christmas, Tacos Garcia is officially open at 1619 S Kentucky.

Amarillo’s Girl Scout Cookie season is here with classic and a new cookie. Your favorite Girl Scouts will be selling until March.

Amarillo’s Yellow City Street Food made a big change to one of its most popular menu items after In-N-Out sent a cease and desist letter.

With law enforcement recruiting down, Amarillo is urging new applicants to step up and join the police force.

The FDA has issued its most severe recall on popular Pecorino Romano cheese sold across Texas.

An Amarillo collectible vending machine is for sale with a lease in place and profits potentially reaching $3K a month.

Save your PTO this January! With AISD students out for MLK Day, the Discovery Center is hosting a special one-day camp. From wacky weather science to hands-on experiments, kids will stay busy and learning from 9 am to 4 pm. Pre-care and after-care options are also available for busy parents

South Tree Shopping Center lost major stores but will gain a new tenant in the former Market 33 space boosting Amarillo retail and community renewal.