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If you've ever dreamed of living like Hugh Hefner, inside a huge castle with lots of fun things to play with, then we may have found your not so humble abode.

Several YouTube channels devoted to RV travel love Amarillo.

That means there's a chance you won't have to let pool season end.

A quick list of water parks that aren't too far away for you to visit this summer.

We've got a couple triple digit temperature days here. Let's stay cool!

If you can look back at the year 2020 and see the good in it...congrats has to go out to you. Most of the year has been taken over by bad news. You know places closing and going out of business.

The City of Amarillo has broken ground on the new Thompson Park Pool and has released renderings of the new facility.

When the Thompson Park pool closed at the end of the 2018 season, there was a lot of uncertainty in whether or not the north-side would see a new pool built.

Having a good time in the water is easy, but don't forget to practice water safety too. Make sure you've got what you need to stay prepared and safe whether you're on a boat, at the pool or hanging at the beach.

I mean, having a pool is cool. But having a lazy river that goes in and out of said pool would be even cooler. This Amarillo home has one.

The City of Amarillo announced yesterday that they will be closing Thompson Park Pool permanently. The reason for the closure is the safety of the citizens that use the pool.

As we reach the halfway point of summer, who couldn't use a dip in the pool or splash down a water slide? But for those of us who have been waiting for the Canyon Aqua Park (CAP) to open, we may have to wait even longer.