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If you're hunting for that small town living around Amarillo, here's a few places to look at.

This year the 4th of July parade will be themed "Aloha, Canyon."

One of the best things about growing up in Canyon and going to school there were some of the cool things they had to offer. Canyon does have some coolness factors. I mean there is only a short drive to Palo Duro Canyon.

By the way, Richard definitely needs his own Facebook page, TikTok account, and Twitter feed.

It's actually a pretty interesting program.

The petition has a goal of 5,000 signatures. As of this very moment, as I'm writing this, there are almost 4,500 signatures.

If you're looking for something a little out of the ordinary to do this weekend, this might be worth looking at.

When I was in high school in good ol' Canyon, Texas, one of the most sought after jobs was heading to Palo Duro Canyon and working for TEXAS Outdoor Musical Drama. A lot of my friends worked out in the Canyon.

Looks like God wants us to stay home.

There's more to life than Cosmo articles. Books help remind us of that.

We can always use the moisture. No matter what the form of it is. I would prefer the rain over the snow. That is because here in Amarillo it is hardly ever just snow. We usually have the killer winds to go with it. Oh and more often than not we have the ice as well.

Such a great thing that we at Townsquare Media get to be a part of at this time of year. It’s our annual Miracle on 34th Street Giveaway. We started taking nominations back in November. Then the hard part came. The great folks at Chauncey’s had a team together to help award a winner.