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If your area has too much crime, here's five places you should be looking at moving to.

So I spend a lot of time stalking, no I mean researching, good places to eat here in Amarillo. I am all about the more the merrier. If you can give me a reason to want to visit you won half the battle.

Anytime you move, you should be given SOMETHING like this, right? Here's my take.

One of my favorite things to do when I was visiting my family in Phoenix was to go shopping at Goodwill. When I was visiting that was when I would be introduced to thrift shopping. You could find all kinds of one of a kind items there.

It sounds like a frozen, Yuletide punch in the taste buds.

If Elon Musk can launch a car at Mars, surely we can find a way to keep the Mexican Pizza.

Nothing is better than hearing about new businesses coming to Amarillo. Maybe that means things are looking up. We have new restaurants and new stores. That can never be bad.

I forgot about that until I drove into work the next morning. Yep, it looked like I could have possibly gone swimming down 34th, if I wanted to. Pulling into the radio station parking lot I was a little concerned about my car making it through all the water. It was a water main that busted. It's a week later and they are in the middle of repairing it. Parts of 34th closer to Coulter is down to one lane.

The United States Navy and Marine Corps have taken delivery of a brand new aircraft that has its roots right here in Amarillo.

If you're in the area near Bell and 34th, know that traffic may be slowed down.

Talk to almost everyone who lives and works in Amarillo and they will tell you of a close-call story while driving around town.

You've driven past it countless times on your way to Rick Husband International Airport. There's even a good chance you have seen them hard at work repairing machinery or testing new prototypes on the tarmac.