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Amarillo Police warn about a fake HR email scam that targets employees during open enrollment, and could reroute your paycheck.

Canyon’s Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum may be closed, but the annual Christmas Open House lives on with Santa, music, and cocoa on the lawn.

Looking to skip the kitchen this Thanksgiving? Here’s where you can grab a great meal in Amarillo — from buffets to sit-down dinners and stress-free takeout options.

You can make new Christmas memories in Amarillo by swimming with Buddy the Elf! Join Amarillo Parks and Recreation for a festive pool movie night this December.

Parents, relax! Amarillo’s Discovery Center is offering its Friendsgiving Day Camp this Thanksgiving break for kids ages 4 to 10, packed with fun and learning.

Amarillo Magic Company is bringing Christmas wonder to life with Christmas Through the Eyes of a Child, a heartwarming, family-friendly holiday magic show perfect for all ages.

Pescaraz Italian Restaurant in Amarillo will give out 250 free spaghetti meals Friday to help families affected by the shutdown.

When families started losing SNAP benefits, Amarillo businesses stepped up. Big Jim’s Pizza and K-N Root Beer are feeding kids for free through an expanded local program.

An Amarillo DoorDash driver shares her frustrating experience with PIN-required deliveries — and why they often come with attitude and no tips.

A restaurant building on Paramount Blvd in Amarillo shifted plans: from Mariscos El Big Boy’s planned second location (renamed El Victor) to a new Indian restaurant. Flavors of India moved in, kept the mural zone lively, and joined two nearby Indian eateries.

Amarillo’s newest addition, Moonii Korean Food and Boba, has officially opened on 34th and Coulter, bringing fresh flavors, fun drinks, and local buzz.

Pony Express Burritos has officially opened its new Amarillo location at 34th and Georgia, bringing its popular menu from Canyon to town.