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A new era begins at Wonderland Park! Under new ownership from 360 Parks, Amarillo's favorite amusement park is finally introducing season passes.

The dinosaurs are taking over! Starting Feb 15, the Don Harrington Discovery Center debuts "Dinosaurs in Motion," the first of three prehistoric exhibits.

Did you see the man in the green dress at 45th and Western? Mario Randal paid the price for losing the Weekend Warriors fantasy football "Toilet Bowl." See why this Amarillo group’s 5-year tradition is going viral.

The wait is over for the I-40 and Paramount corner. Crews are officially tearing down the ruins of Batteries Plus. After months of insurance delays, a new building is finally on the way to replace the site of the 2025 crash.

On Feb 13, The Loft Church hosts Amarillo’s 8th annual Night to Shine. This global event honors guests with special needs, and 100 more "buddies" are needed to make it a reality. Sign up now to help make memories that last a lifetime!

Canyon High School seniors are getting a new way to celebrate! For the first time, Canyon Main Street is hosting a Senior Banner fundraiser to showcase graduates downtown. It’s a perfect keepsake for families and a proud community moment.

Red Ribbon Week is meant for making good choices, but one staff member’s Google search led to a viral mistake. They picked Ted Bundy for their success story.

Traveling out of Amarillo just got easier. Rick Husband International Airport now offers prepaid parking in the long-term lot. Book online, scan in, and skip the stress of finding a spot before your next flight.

Ponto Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse confirmed they are renovating the old House Divided building. Expect a premium dining experience with meats carved at your table.

Delivering in Amarillo often means navigating more than just traffic, it means navigating language barriers.

Celebrate 50 years of the Don Harrington Discovery Center! Join the 21+ crowd on Feb 27 for Mixology—a twist on Beerology featuring local spirits, science, poker, and food. Grab your tickets now for a golden toast to history!

Amarillo loses a steakhouse staple after 13 years. Texas Steak Express on Kentucky Street has closed permanently due to economic conditions.