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Social distancing, a couple of movies, a fireworks show, and all from the comfort of your vehicle.

The Will Rogers Range Riders Rodeo returns for the long 4th of July weekend for 3 days.

It's been a couple of weeks, which is why were surprised to get a letter from the hospital that wasn't a bill.

If you're going to be picking up some cold beer to go along with all the grilling you'll be doing this weekend, shop local.

I love when the thought of all these new places coming to town flood social media. I love knowing that Amarillo is finally growing. We are getting restaurants. We are getting stores. I mean come on folks. This is the news we have been waiting for.

While welcoming back baseball fans to Hodgetown, coronavirus safety is a top priority for the Sod Poodles and stadium staff.

It's not all bad news, though. If you're a baseball fan and are itching to hear the crack of a bat, there will be some baseball played in Hodgetown.

Not only are they going ahead with the scheduled performance, but they are taking steps to make sure everyone in attendance is safe.

Canyon ISD issued an update yesterday on what to expect in the upcoming school year.

The Potter County Courthouse has been the location for High Noon on the Square for years and years. In fact they celebrated their 25th year last summer. To say it has been a mainstay for many here in Amarillo would be an understatement.

Our nation gave birth to Rock N Roll, so it only makes sense that we would honor that as we celebrate our freedom this weekend.

Practice what you preach to your kids. Play nice.