Amarillo News

The future of Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum may hinge on funding, classification changes, and a plan expected by May or June.

Texas ice cream fans may want to clear some freezer space. A familiar favorite just rolled out something new, and it will not be around forever.

Amarillo youth baseball teams hit HODGETOWN for the Randy Keller Memorial tournament, raising scholarship funds for local high school players.

Texas Frito Pie cravings? Here are Amarillo’s top chili cheese stops.

The building is empty, but the grills are still hot. See how Tank’s Burgers is carrying the torch for the iconic Arnold Burger, keeping Amarillo's most famous burger tradition alive for a new generation.

The Harlem Globetrotters return to Amarillo with wild basketball stunts and nonstop entertainment at the Civic Center this spring.

WWII Veteran Charles Elliott is turning 100! The Amarillo community is invited to send 100 cards for his 100th birthday on March 4. Let's show this local hero the love he deserves at the Ussery-Roan Veterans Home.

Canyon’s Battle of the Bands deadline is extended. Texas Panhandle bands can compete for $5,000, live exposure, and major bragging rights.

Over 50 Amarillo restaurants and wineries unite March 5 for the 18th Annual Restaurant Round Up at the Fairgrounds, supporting scholarships and future chefs.

Amarillo coffee lovers are lining up for lavender-infused lattes and Scooter’s new ‘Licious drinks now popping up across town.

Out with the cameras, in with the brisket! Toot’n Totum is behind the new Jacket Potato on Western Street. They’ve addressed the previous drama head-on with a funny banner and a promise of a fresh, tasty start for Amarillo.

Amarillo’s sense of humor is unmatched! A local resident added a handwritten "High Score" sign to a speed radar on Paramount near 34th, listing the record at 57 mph. It’s a bit of magical genius for your daily commute.