Friends of the Howardwick couple who were fatally shot earlier this week in their home will be hosting a benefit for the couple’s six children this weekend.
According to a news release, March for Babies is the biggest annual March of Dimes fundraiser, raising more than $150,000 last year to help lead the fight for the health of all moms and babies.
This year’s march, apart from focusing on gender-related issues, will focus on a “Women’s Wave” theme, focusing on the number of women elected to public office during the 2018 election season.
The sessions, presented by Jess and Nathan Murphy of Cadaret, Grant and Co., will give advice on goal-setting, debt elimination, managing IRAs and estate planning.
United Way of Amarillo and Canyon is offering a way for members of the community to better acquaint themselves with social services available in the area.
233 students will showcase their prize animals during the 71st annual Randall County Junior Livestock Show beginning on Jan. 15 at the Happy State Bank Event Center.
Dozens of exhibitors, including the Texas Tech University School of Pharmacy and Broome Optical will also be present to provide information on products available.
The “Introduction to Small Business Ownership” workshop will cover business conception, marketing strategies, organization of business operations and legal structure of a new business.
Operation Blue Santa was started in 1972 by two Austin Police Department officers who wanted to make a difference in their community during the holidays.
The Professional Communications class at Tascosa High School presents the How the Zoo Stole Christmas Carnival and Talent Show to benefit the Amarillo Zoo.
The Amarillo Police Department is hosting a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the Neighborhood Police Unit satellite office in the Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo today.
Parents and kids will be able to meet holiday characters and see festive displays at Amarillo Zoo’s ZOOLights holiday celebration throughout the month of December.
Members of the Lubbock City Council will greet Santa and Mrs. Claus, turn on Christmas lights and officially open Santa Land on Dec. 10 inside of Mackenzie Park.