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Taco lovers, brace yourselves! A creative spirit is bringing his culinary art to Canyon. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this.

Ziggi’s Coffee in Amarillo is closing its doors permanently. Both the VFW Road and Hillside locations announced a sudden shutdown effective Wednesday, March 25th, citing health circumstances. It marks the end of Ziggi's in Amarillo.

Amarillo is home to the Dynamite Museum, a collection of 3,000 quirky signs scattered across the city. Originally the work of Brian Deneke and Stanley Marsh, these signs make every drive a fun scavenger hunt.

Delivering food in Amarillo is all about speed. When one Dasher faced a confusing run-on sentence about an RV and a "Grand Design Imagine," they chose to unassign rather than go on a scavenger hunt. Here is why instructions matter.

A journal left in Palo Duro Canyon has turned into a community guest book after hikers began leaving messages for the boy who lost it.

Arts in the Sunset in Amarillo is welcoming spring with its annual Spring Market on Saturday, April 4. Visitors can shop handmade goods, artwork, jewelry, and other creations from local artists and artisans.

Amarillo shifts course on prairie dogs after community backlash, moving from eradication to relocation with help from wildlife rescue teams.

Find Amarillo Easter services, Palm Sunday worship, and Good Friday gatherings as churches across the area celebrate faith, hope, and the resurrection.

United Supermarkets is rolling out a brand-new app and system upgrade! From easier logins to sharing rewards with family, see why the "clunky" old app is a thing of the past and how to claim your 100 bonus points.

Baseball is back, and so are the savings! The Amarillo Sod Poodles are introducing "Soddies Value Meal Deals" at Hodgetown this season. From $9.99 hot dog combos to family packs, see how you can save at the park.

Canyon Farmers Market is bringing back the Moon Market this April, giving locals a chance to shop vendors, enjoy live music, food trucks, and activities before the regular market season begins.

Amarillo City Council approved a new partnership that will transition Amarillo Zoo operations to a nonprofit while keeping the zoo city owned.

Craving fair food in Amarillo? Corn dogs, funnel cakes, and more are available now thanks to a local food truck opening for the season.

Amarillo’s Parks & Recreation Board is planning to eradicate a decades-old prairie dog colony at John Stiff Park, sparking debate among residents who value these “Sod Poodles” as part of the city’s ecosystem and identity.

Texas drivers are seeing gas prices spike again, with weekly increases pushing averages higher and $4 per gallon now within reach.

An Amarillo vintage shop owner took to TikTok with a simple question: What if we trade? Her creative barter idea is gaining attention among small business owners feeling the financial pinch.

Amarillo’s potato drought ends March 24th. The Jacket Potato officially launches with a Texas-sized menu including the Brisket Boss and Loaded Senor. Find them at 4631 S Western for a fresh start in a familiar building.

Dust off those cringeworthy stanzas! WTAMU’s Bad Poetry Contest returns April 7 at the Sybil B. Harrington Fine Arts Complex. Whether you're a terrible writer or just love a good laugh, this event is for you. Join the fun!

A popular Amarillo breakfast restaurant is getting national exposure after being selected for America’s Best Restaurants.

Get ready for handmade comfort! The Pasta Palace food truck is coming to Amarillo with fresh noodles, homemade sauces, and warm bread. Follow the smell of fresh pasta to local markets and events soon.

Do you have "Fix-It" skills? Amarillo Parks and Rec needs volunteers 50+ for the Repair Cafe at Warford Activity Center. Help neighbors fix appliances, bikes, and more! Be the solution for your community this April.

Amarillo scam text alert: fake DMV messages threaten registration suspension, legal action, and credit score damage. Police warn residents not to click suspicious links.

Time is money for delivery drivers. This Dasher Diary explores the frustration of no-tip orders at Amarillo schools and why a customer’s lack of planning shouldn't become a driver's emergency.

Dillo's Burger Bus has officially shut down all operations. After closing their 6th Street location in 2025, mechanical issues have now forced the original bus off the road. Owner Tyler Rannals shares the update on the future.