Around Amarillo

In a first-ever move, a couple in Amarillo tied the knot at Toot’n Totum #33 — a convenience store on Grand Street — instead of a traditional wedding chapel. Locals say it’s “the most Amarillo thing” they’ve seen.

Maintaining Platinum status as a delivery driver in Amarillo is a numbers game: 100 deliveries per month, an 80% acceptance rate, and clever planning around big weeks like Thanksgiving.

Need to wrap presents in peace? Canyon Library hosts a gift-wrapping event Dec 6. They provide supplies, you bring paper. Perfect for hiding presents until gift time.

A major Layne’s Chicken Fingers deal brings 44 new units to West Texas, Amarillo could be part of the plan.

Mark your calendar: APD’s community Christmas tree event is Saturday, Dec 6. Bring a favorite ornament, enjoy cookies & cocoa, write a letter to Santa, and get your photo with Blue Santa.

Amarillo: Summer 2026 just got sweeter. Gee’s Family Farm’s inaugural Sweet Corn Festival will feature a full weekend of corn, live music, and fireworks.

Amarillo’s old Munchies location isn’t dead — the drive-thru portion is being converted into a Lupita’s Express, bringing a familiar name back to 3rd & McMaster.

Amarillo delivery drivers have a lot to be thankful for this holiday season, and a few hopes they’d love customers to keep in mind.

Make sure a family in need knows about Amarillo’s Northside Toy Drive toy giveaway on Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. at Palo Duro High School. Children ages 2-12 must be present to select a gift themselves

Running out of time before Christmas? Amarillo parents can enjoy a helpful break on Dec. 19 while kids enjoy dinner, activities, and winter-themed fun.

Holiday travel just got easier for Amarillo. The airport’s parking construction is complete, reopening all lots and freeing up spots near the terminal

Amarillo’s Tascosa Drive-In ends its season on December 13 with a big Christmas movie marathon—featuring Zootopia 2, The Grinch, Fred Claus, and Red One. Carloads cost $30 if you already have their sticker.