The Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary has been busy behind closed doors. What they just unveiled inside the Herpetarium is something you have to see for yourself.
Wonderland Park is making a splash under new ownership! The fan-favorite water ride Shoot the Chute is back for the 2026 season. With new season passes and the return of the Spectator Pass, summer in Amarillo just got cooler.
The empty Subway at Western and Wolflin finally has a new tenant. "Noodle Corner" is officially moving in, bringing a menu of pho, ramen, and Thai food just in time for the Tascosa High School lunch rush.
The Music Box Estate Sale is open now through Sunday. Rare finds, collectibles and smoke shop inventory are up for grabs. Plus, there is a surprising twist about who owns the property now.
Watching a movie at the Tascosa Drive-In just got more profitable. The Tascosa Treasure Hunt hides $100 every night. If it’s not found, the pot grows! See the rules and how you can win extra cash while you watch a double feature.
After 30 years, Wesley’s BBQ is closing its River Road storefront on May 1. But don't worry—the BBQ lives on through the "Oink by Wesley's" food truck and catering. Get the dates for your final dine-in fix here!
Amarillo sees another semi crash into a building as vehicle accidents trend upward across the city, raising concerns about driver safety and local infrastructure.
Not all deliveries in Amarillo are nightmares. This week in Dasher Diary, a routine drop-off turns into an unexpected $20 payday thanks to a friendly roommate and a well-timed joke. Read the heartwarming story here.
The rumors are true! Mac Joe's is officially moving from Wellington Square to the old Ruby Tequila's building on Paramount. Owner Colby Monroe confirms the move will fix parking issues and offer a unique new dining experience
Looking for free live music in Amarillo? The Amarillo Wind Ensemble presents their "Patron’s Choice" concert on April 26 at 7 pm. From Neil Diamond to Irish ballads, see what happens when the fans pick the playlist!
Forget the late-night pick-up calls. Chick-fil-A on Coulter is hosting a stuffed animal sleepover on April 24! Drop off a toy, get free ice cream, and return Saturday for free Chick-n-Minis and photos of the overnight fun.
Hooters has sat empty for nearly a year, but big changes are coming. The property was recently sold to Amarillo Rainbow LLC, owned by Brian Petty. With the building being cleaned for lease, what would you like to see move in?