The Discover! festival is back after 10 years! Join the Don Harrington Discovery Center on September 5, 2026, at Medi-Park for a massive 50th-anniversary bash featuring live music, the Amarillo Symphony, and a drone show.
After moving to Wellington Square earlier this year, Jorge’s Tacos Garcia struggled with visibility until Amarillo stepped up. Read how a viral social media plea saved the beloved local spot and why continuous support is vital!
Not sure if your family likes camping? Test it out for free! Join Amarillo Parks & Rec at Southeast Park on August 1-2 for an overnight campout with gear, food, s'mores, and movies provided. Sign up now!
Time flies when you're navigating road construction! As 2026 hits the halfway mark, this week's Dasher Diary reflects on local business closures, the bittersweet nature of retirements, and shifting daily routines.
Vacations are meant for relaxing, not stressing over app metrics! Read how one local driver managed rolling delivery quotas before a trip by relying on DoorDash's Platinum Pass system for a stress-free getaway.
Break out the captain's hat! Dallas yacht rock band Champagne Yacht Club, featuring Amarillo High grad Haskell Morrison, is playing a 100% live show at Hoots Pub on Thursday, July 30. Don't miss this smooth, nostalgic blast!
After building a massive following at the Georgia Street food truck park, Class 1 Barbeque is opening a dine-in restaurant. The new I-40 and Paramount location features beautiful outdoor murals dedicated to their family's enduring legacy.
A local Facebook group is helping Amarillo gardeners and homesteaders identify pests, save dying plants, and connect with other growers in the Panhandle.
Cyclospora cases continue climbing in Texas as restaurants remove menu items and officials warn the parasite may spread through produce and contaminated water.
Planning a birthday party in Amarillo? From high-energy activity centers to unique local spots, you have more options than you think. Ditch the stress and find the perfect venue that will leave the kids happy and ready for a nap!
Every July, a neighborhood in Amarillo quietly fills with runners, walkers, and families — all showing up for the same reason, and it's a powerful one.