toys

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The holiday season is upon us, and the top toys are out for the season. From learning to active play, they've got all the bases covered. Here are the trending toys you'll want for the child in your life this season.

Shopping for presents sucks without a dedicated, mega toy store. There are smaller toy stores around but choices are limited. I have an idea on how to fix this.

Today is the only day that this offer will be available, as Chick-Fil-A is teaming up with Salvation Army to make sure that no angel in Amarillo is forgotten.

This Saturday, Eveline Rivers Project needs your help getting gifts to kids in the area.

I am one of those get your Christmas shopping done early type people. I usually start the last week of October and I'm done by the end of November. Which nothing has changed. I'm moving right along with those gift purchases, however this morning I realized something that made me very sad.

Every time the holidays roll around, people come together to make sure the less fortunate have presents under the tree. It is astonishing how many children in the Amarillo area might go with out Christmas. It should't be that way. That's why you need to get your motorcycle and get ready to help a great cause.

It doesn't matter how old you are. You know you got excited when you heard their jingle. But soon Toy R' Us will be gone forever.

Growing up, I would look forward to joining my grandma as we hit up the different garage sales.   We were on the hunt for that one-of-a-kind antique or the thing we couldn't live without.

No matter what year, no matter what decade, there have always been must-have holiday toys.

These toys can be choked on, break limbs, take out an eye or confuse children on the difference between fake and real weapons.

I have seen many a post about toys from the 90's that aren't made anymore. Toys that I remember having or seeing and also toys that I never heard of before. I thought to myself , "Are there toys from my childhood that are still made?" I looked into it and as it turns out there are...