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Amarillo is alive with new storefronts, medical centers, shops, and services in 2025. From Canyon to the heart of the city, fresh businesses are opening everywhere. Explore, support, and celebrate the expansion shaping our community.

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.

Brace Yourself Store brings mobility freedom to Amarillo with medical supplies, lift chairs, scooters, and more for independent living.

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.

The Lumberyard in Canyon updates its menu and hours, making dining more affordable and fun with a self-serve beer wall and vibrant patio.

Amarillo city council approves tax-rebate package for Herring Hotel restoration continuing the rebirth of downtown Amarillo.

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.

Cotton farmers may soon get new federal help through a Texas-led bill supporting crop insurance, revenue protection, and the future of America’s cotton industry.