10 Reasons NOT to Move to Amarillo

Amarillo sits at an average of 83% out of 100%, the cost of living is lower than the national average. Even our groceries are cheaper. 90% to the national average. Housing is 63% to the national average!

Southern hospitality is a staple here in Amarillo, if you don't have it you better figure out how to get it.

Cadillac Ranch is free. Palo Duro Canyon is free. The Big Texan is affordable. Amarillo is not trying to rob you, just offering a nice place to rest while traveling the I-40.

*Editor Note: Palo Duro Canyon is $5 a person.

One of the largest health-care providers in the Panhandle, Baptist St. Anthony’s Health System was named one of the Top 50 performing hospitals for neurology and neurosurgery in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

Unless you're habitually late. Everywhere in Amarillo takes 15 minutes. Parents take note! ...I mean 'how awful!'

Nothing like starting your day or ending it with a beautiful sunrise/set. Head over to John Stiff memorial park and grab some exercise and watch the sunset. Absolutely perfect.

The Panhandle supplies the US with 30% beef, and 88% of beef in the Lone Star state comes from the panhandle. Moo!

Venom indoor Football and The Bulls Hockey team games are where it's at. All kinds of activities to do at the game and it's a great place for families to go out.

Amarillo citizens run on coffee in the morning and iced tea in the afternoon. You'll find the best jump starters on any corner in Amarillo.

Every citizen gets away for exercise or a break from the hustle and bustle of the flat land. You're hooked on this spot the moment you step foot.