Know A Great Texas Science Teacher? Nominate Them Now
Celebrate Texas science teachers! Nominate passionate educators by Jan 4 for the $62,000-plus Butler Awards, honoring excellence in science education.
Amarillo
HTeaO Just Dropped a Tea Deal You Don't Want to Miss
Tea lovers can grab HTeaOs holiday deal along with seasonal lattes and community favorites.
Fans Celebrate the Return of DQ’s Holiday Blizzards
A personal holiday moment and Dairy Queen’s Peppermint Bark Blizzard make this season sweeter.
Amarillo Target’s Big Customer Service Shift Has Shoppers Talking
Target’s new customer service rules ask employees to smile and chat more — but not every shopper is thrilled about the change.
Amarillo Loop 335 Getting Multiple New Traffic Lights
TxDOT’s study finds urgent need for traffic lights along Amarillo’s Loop 335 near West Plains High School, aiming to improve safety for students and drivers.
Texas Stores Told To Stop Helping SNAP Users During Shutdown
As the shutdown drags on, Texas stores offering food discounts are being warned by the USDA.
Dusty and Nikki Green Find a New Adventure in Denver
Dusty and Nikki Green left Texas for a fresh start, and ended up in Denver, Colorado on this new adventure.
Tax Rebates Fuel Historic Herring Hotel Restoration in Amarillo
Amarillo city council approves tax-rebate package for Herring Hotel restoration continuing the rebirth of downtown Amarillo.
Amarillo’s Zoo Reinvented: New Nonprofit Model, New Vision
With 70 years behind it, the Amarillo Zoo is poised to become a nonprofit sanctuary — here’s what that means for the community and wildlife alike.
51,400 Texans in the Panhandle Could Lose SNAP Support
As the federal shutdown halts SNAP benefits on Nov 1, 51,400 people in the Texas Panhandle face food insecurity and local food banks gear up for a surge.