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We got our hands on Blue Bell’s newest seasonal ice cream and had to try it. Let’s just say it tastes like the holidays in a scoop.

After months of speculation, the former China Star building on I-40 has transformed into Yanagi Hibachi. Without a big announcement, the restaurant quietly opened its doors and is now serving lunch and dinner daily.

Amarillo Dashers say one missing detail slows down deliveries: business or hotel names. Adding it helps them find you faster and ensures your food arrives hot.

Starting Oct. 8, portions of Georgia Street will be closed to southbound traffic; one northbound lane will carry reverse traffic.

Texas Panhandle ranchers can now apply for USDA’s $1 billion Emergency Livestock Relief Program to recover losses from recent floods and wildfires.

Texas is planning a 100-mile hike-and-bike trail from the Alamo in San Antonio to the State Capitol in Austin.

Old Tascosa Brewing hosts a free two-day fall festival in Amarillo with live music, a vendor market, 10+ craft beers, wine, sodas.

Canyon High’s head coach was dismissed amid an ongoing personnel matter, with speculation swirling about a viral TikTok post.

Texas’ new law, HB 4211, blocks EPIC City-style developments, allowing free property transfers and safeguarding religious freedom.

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is hiring a winter campground host. Duties include cleaning campsites and restrooms, helping guests, and enjoying an RV spot in return.

After a tragic dog attack killed Caprock FFA animals, the community rallied with donations. Now PETA has stepped in with a controversial offer.

Hacienda Menche has moved from Fillmore to a new home in downtown Amarillo’s Polk Street, bringing authentic Mexican cuisine, live music, and themed nights to the historic Woolworth’s building.

Amarillo’s oldest cemetery invites families to learn its history. Hear the tales of those who shaped the Yellow City at this free October tour.

The Amarillo Job Fair returns October 7, 2025, bringing over 100 businesses and career opportunities to the Civic Center. Learn how to stand out with key do’s and don’ts.

Texas bathroom bill requires restrooms in schools and government buildings to match biological sex, with fines for violations.

While delivering for DoorDash, an Amarillo driver noticed a Burger King Foundation donation included in an order—something they’d never seen in two years of dashing.

Canyon’s Best Thai restaurant, once facing closure, is moving just up the street instead. The community favorite has found a new home at 1202 23rd Street and will remain open during the transition.

Texas now leads the U.S. in manufactured homes. While traditional housing prices soar, Texans are choosing affordability.

Amarillo Film Festival returns Oct. 9-11 with 62 films from Texas, the U.S., and worldwide, showcasing the city’s growing film culture and artistic roots.

The Amarillo Zoo is asking for pine cone donations to use in kids’ craft projects during Boo at the Zoo, October 17–18. Drop off pine cones by October 10 to help make the event special.

Fall brings chili season — in Texas, though, there’s one nonnegotiable rule: beans don’t belong.

According to a study, Texans’ most-ordered fall drinks are Old Fashioned, margarita, and espresso martini. Make sure you’ve got them down so your holiday gatherings hit the right note.

Amarillo Swifties are celebrating Taylor Swift’s new album “The Life of a Showgirl” with local listening parties, premieres, and unforgettable fan events.

A new store is opening on Western Street in Amarillo, stirring debate over its location near schools and daycares. While some residents are concerned, others welcome the new business.