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Amarillo Sod Poodles bring back Reading With RUCKUS, rewarding kids with prizes, food and baseball tickets for completing books during the popular school reading program.

Putter & Pint is officially open at the iconic Sports World location! Whether you’re stopping in after a game or looking for a date night near the kids, this new spot is a game-changer for Amarillo’s food and fun scene.

The Texas Panhandle is a little dimmer today. Doug Smith, the man behind Pokey the Clown, has passed away. From fire trucks to fairgrounds, his legacy of laughter and community service will never be forgotten in Amarillo.

Dairy Queen is celebrating spring with Free Cone Day on March 19. Amarillo ice cream fans can grab a free vanilla cone as the Mint Oreo Blizzard returns for March.

Amarillo drivers have a reputation and locals had plenty to say. We asked what drivers in the 806 are known for and the responses did not disappoint.

Canyon Farmers Market is bringing back the Moon Market this April, giving locals a chance to shop vendors, enjoy live music, food trucks, and activities before the regular market season begins.

Birthday stress is over! Yellow City Parties just opened a second location in Wolflin Square. Enjoy bounce houses and giant Legos without the home cleanup. Host up to 60 guests and let them handle the mess for you.

Western Crossing in Amarillo is now accepting bids to purchase the entire shopping center, home to major retailers like Michaels, Petco, Burlington, and Mardel.

Texas gas prices are rising fast as oil markets react to the Iran conflict. Amarillo drivers are seeing nearly a 40 cent jump at the pump.

An Amarillo vintage shop owner took to TikTok with a simple question: What if we trade? Her creative barter idea is gaining attention among small business owners feeling the financial pinch.

Wonderland Park opens Easter weekend! For the first time ever, season passes are available starting at $59.99. Plus, the spectator pass is officially back, making it easier for the whole family to enjoy the fun.

Amarillo really went above and beyond! WWII Veteran Charles Elliott hoped for 100 cards for his 100th birthday. Thanks to the community and the Texas Veterans Land Board, he received over 5,000. Happy Birthday, Charles!