Trumpet vine is covering fences across Amarillo. Discover why this low-maintenance, heat-loving plant is both a backyard favorite and an invasive challenge.
From haunted hospitals to secret tunnels, Amarillo has its fair share of myths. We explore which tales hold truth—and which ones are just fun folklore.
Texas Tech’s Vet School is hosting two camps in July for kids who love animals. They’ll get hands-on veterinary skills and see if they want a future in vet care.
Spice & Saga, the buffet-style Indian restaurant across from Hodgetown, has unexpectedly closed. Despite positive reviews and a full menu, low awareness and a recent fire incident led to its closure, leaving locals wondering what happened.
Sticky Chikky celebrated one year in Amarillo by giving away 500 free meals, marking a powerful comeback after co-founder Jimmy died and Jean was injured just two weeks after opening.
Catch a movie outdoors this summer in Amarillo! From free park screenings to dive-in poolside flicks and drive-in classics, there’s fun for the whole family.
DoorDash is rolling out a “Platinum Pass” in Amarillo—eligible drivers earn one every four weeks. Use it to retain Platinum status for seven days if you fall short on orders or acceptance rate. A welcome “mulligan” that helps protect your perks.
Amarillo kids can learn how to fish for free this summer thanks to Parks & Rec’s Hooked on Fishing events. Camps are open to ages 5–15, with sessions June 21, July 19, and Sept 6.
Amarillo’s streets hold quirky surprises—from misspelled names to confusing route changes. Discover the odd stories behind local favorites like Pittsburg, Bowie, Wolflin, and Gem Lake Road that make Amarillo’s neighborhoods uniquely memorable.