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Seriously, this is pretty cool news. Can't wait to see what new murals we get.

Renovations have been underway, and today we watched as portions of the building were being brought down.

...and the idea isn't one that's completely crazy for a city that is our size.

While you may not know it, we do have a community of filmmakers in the area. So having a festival that highlights their work is only fitting.

If you have been enjoying all of the murals popping up around town, check out the Hoodoo Mural Fest this weekend.

It's really nice seeing more things like this popping up in our city. As I find out more, I'll be sure to pass the info along.

The Golden Nail Awards are less than a month away. The award show and cocktail party will be honoring those who give to make Amarillo's arts community possible.

If you must have that artwork selfie, we have found a "work around" or 2 to help out!

Just because I live in Texas I can't use this app feature? But why? Get ready to be schooled!

  Check out what the Slo Mo Guys recorded as they hit a tennis racket with jello and play the video back in slow-motion. They look like little flying gummy worms. Cool video!   Credit: The Slo Mo Guys

For those of us who have grown up or lived in Amarillo for most of our lives, it's easy to take for granted some of the amazing things about our great little city. Sometimes it takes someone passing through to remind us that Amarillo is really an amazing place.

When a Hollywood movie is shot, the microphones are only focused on picking up the dialogue. This means most of the background noise is lost, and it is up to an artist called a "Foley artist" to go back and recreate this background noise in post-production. In this clip, Foley artist Gary Hecker, who got his start working on "The Empire Strikes Back," demonstrates the unexpecte