Amarillo News

Tascosa Drive-In’s swap meets return March 14! New management is bringing in everything from hot rod parts to homemade salsa. Free for shoppers, with booth proceeds benefiting local diabetic support. Don't miss the 2026 season opener!

Amarillo singer Cameron James Smith shares what it was like auditioning for American Idol, earning a Golden Ticket, and making it to Hollywood Week.

It's always great when you see one of your favorite stores expand in Amarillo. What's even better is when it is a boutique store that offers so many cool and unique items. CB Boutique is a gem in Amarillo. They have such a wide selection of clothes, gifts, items for kids, and men...

Amarillo Sod Poodles bring back Reading With RUCKUS, rewarding kids with prizes, food and baseball tickets for completing books during the popular school reading program.

Putter & Pint is officially open at the iconic Sports World location! Whether you’re stopping in after a game or looking for a date night near the kids, this new spot is a game-changer for Amarillo’s food and fun scene.

The Texas Panhandle is a little dimmer today. Doug Smith, the man behind Pokey the Clown, has passed away. From fire trucks to fairgrounds, his legacy of laughter and community service will never be forgotten in Amarillo.

A company once seen as a turning point for North Heights has made a major move. Here’s what we know so far.

Discover the two Panhandle high schools TikTok labeled boring and see if locals agree.

New Amarillo coffee shop launches on Wolflin with secret menu items, student specials, and After Hours drink deals.

Texas DPS is offering a $6,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Miguel Clemento Bishop, wanted on multiple warrants including sex offender registration violations.

Birthday stress is over! Yellow City Parties just opened a second location in Wolflin Square. Enjoy bounce houses and giant Legos without the home cleanup. Host up to 60 guests and let them handle the mess for you.

Is Amarillo just a stop on I-40? After a decade in Chicago, one resident realized the Panhandle is full of hidden gems. From the Cadillac Ranch to the vibrant food scene, find out why Amarillo is big enough to feel like home.