Got leftover Halloween candy? Amarillo’s 19th Candy Buy Back on Friday, Nov. 6 pays $2 per pound, up to 3 pounds, and sends the sweets to troops overseas.
Owner Ryley Rodriques shares how iPOW Physical Therapy rebuilt after the Amarillo SoncyMed flood and invites the community to its new S. Soncy clinic open house.
Built in 1912, Amarillo’s historic Galbraith House has a haunted reputation, from a door that flew open to an older ghostly couple at parties. It is now a private home.
Picky eater, meet MotoMedi. One Amarillo lunch bowl with orzo, roasted veggies, Greek chicken and three dips turned a creature of habit into a regular.
Texas ranks No. 2 for haunted states, and Amarillo is No. 6 among Texas cities. Here’s how ghost sightings, UFOs and Bigfoot tales fit the Panhandle’s spooky rep.
The Amarillo food truck favorite has a sit-down home. Class 1 Barbeque serves brisket, Jamaican jerk ribs and B53 poppers on Paramount through Saturday’s grand opening
Owner Luis Escobedo announced FAVs has permanently closed its original downtown Amarillo restaurant while expanding catering and upgrading the Coulter location.
One soggy tater tot left me convinced I had cracked a tooth or lost a filling. The X-rays said otherwise, and I learned there’s another surprisingly painful possibility.
A former Subway near Tascosa High is now Noodle Corner, a new Amarillo restaurant serving pho, ramen and Thai food, with a lunch special for $10.99 Monday through Friday
The speed limit on FM 2219 in Amarillo dropped after a TxDOT study. See the new 60 mph and 55 mph zones, why they changed, and what to expect from law enforcement.
Locals shared how they'd dress up as Amarillo for Halloween, and AI turned those ideas into costume looks that fit right in at parties and costume contests.
S.E.A Market Oriental Food in southwest Amarillo has closed. Doors are locked, for-lease signs are up, and a lockout notice is posted after the Asian market went up for sale.
Amarillo's lone 7 Brew stays packed, and now a new Southwest Amarillo location is on the way at Hillside and Soncy. Here's what the state filing shows.
Crumbl Cookies has closed dozens of stores nationwide. We asked the Amarillo and Lubbock owner what it means for the local shops, and he says they are open.