Melissa Bartlett

Melissa is originally from Chicago but she moved to the Panhandle in 1986. She is a graduate of Canyon High School and went on to Amarillo College to learn all she could about radio. She has been on the radio in Amarillo for over 20 years and hopes for many more. She loves music, baseball, (especially her Atlanta Braves and hometown Chicago White Sox) and the Investigation Discovery Channel. She has one daughter, Faith, and a granddaughter, Laila, who you'll probably hear about on the air. You can find her at home cooking or experimenting with her Air Fryer and Instant Pot.

Remembering Madison: Join Amarillo’s MTK Run This July

he MTK Foundation's 5K/10K Run & Walk returns to Amarillo July 19th, honoring Madison Taylor Knebusch and raising funds for local cancer support.

Major Amarillo Underpass Project Wraps Up—Here’s What Drivers Must Know

The Crockett Street underpass on I‑40 in Amarillo has reopened after over a year of construction. Traffic signs are back—drivers should be alert. This signals the end of a major local project and the return of familiar daily routes.

Longtime Amarillo Vet Dr. Wolf Retires—Join the Celebration

After 53 years at Canyon Road Animal Hospital, beloved vet Dr. Wolf is retiring. Known for welcoming pets with warmth, she's touched countless families. Amarillo will honor her on July 19. Join us in celebrating her enduring legacy.

Dasher Diary: Delivery Pays Extra on Chipotle Run in Amarillo—Why?

A DoorDash driver in Amarillo took on a $25.11 Chipotle delivery thinking a big tip was coming—but the customer gave just $4.11. The rest was a surprise $21 from DoorDash itself, leaving the driver puzzled but thankful.

Amarillo’s Wildest Landmarks: From Cars to Dinosaurs

Amarillo is full of quirky landmarks that only locals truly appreciate. From Cadillacs buried in dirt to dinosaur yard statues, it's a city unlike any other.

Amarillo’s First WIC‑Exclusive Grocery Spot Aims to Simplify Shopping

Amarillo’s new WIC‑only grocery store at 1401 NE 24th Ave simplifies shopping—no more scanning for approved items or incorrect charges—making WIC shopping easier for families.

Amarillo’s Trash Pickup Hack More People Need to Know

Amarillo offers a simple solution for getting rid of bulky items like furniture—just schedule a curbside pickup and place it at the front curb.

[Gallery] Amarillo’s Iconic Nonsensical Signs: A 1990s Art Legacy

Hidden in Amarillo’s neighborhoods are quirky traffic‑sign artworks from the ‘90s. Created by Stanley Marsh, these nonsensical signs remain a beloved, mysterious piece of local character.

Experience the Night Sky: Amarillo’s Best Nearby Stargazing Locations

From Cadillac Ranch to Caprock Canyons, discover the best places around Amarillo to witness the stars and Milky Way in all their glory.

Amarillo’s Sakura Location Is Changing — Here’s What We Know

Sakura restaurant on Soncy closed last July. Though hopes of its return were dashed, a new tenant, Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse, is set to move into the location—bringing new life to the Amarillo dining scene.

Dasher Diary: My Brush With a Contract Violation in Amarillo

A food delivery gone slightly wrong has one Amarillo Dasher defending her job and explaining how contract violations really work.

Another Amarillo Restaurant Quietly Closes Its Doors – Now Rebranding

C18 in Amarillo has quietly closed. While details are sparse, signs point to a rebrand as El Agasajo. It's the latest in a string of restaurant changes in town.