amarillo

You'll get your picture in the paper, and it won't be a bad thing.

If you're looking for something a little out of the ordinary to do this weekend, this might be worth looking at.

There is nothing but good news when we hear about a new restaurant coming to Amarillo. Especially when it is taking the place of an empty location. We want all of our empty buildings filled with new life. That is always best for our city.

Amarillo is a quirky town. And there's plenty of code words to use with other locals. Check out which of these you've heard before.

If you're looking to get into a new line of work, the Amarillo Environmental Health Department is going to be having a Certified Pool Technician course.

My family is already having a tough time with our allergies. Fingers crossed we can avoid the worst of the "allergy apocalypse" they're predicting.

When I was in high school in good ol' Canyon, Texas, one of the most sought after jobs was heading to Palo Duro Canyon and working for TEXAS Outdoor Musical Drama. A lot of my friends worked out in the Canyon.

This incredible clandestine home in Amarillo, Texas is reminiscent of a 19th-Century English Manor and is currently on the market for $2.4 million.

Out of respect for a man who could most definitely turn me into a blood soaked pretzel, I'll spare everyone any embarrassing stories.

What do the locals call Amarillo? There's a couple of different nicknames that are thrown around. Here's the best ones of the whole bunch and how they came to be.

If you are one of those people who has been wanting to get out and enjoy live music in town, there's a lot to choose from this weekend.

I spend a lot of time scrolling through Facebook. I also spend a lot of time scrolling through news sites too. It comes with the job and I want to be in-the-know of what is happening around Amarillo.