Community

Now that construction on the long-awaited North Heights Linen Service is complete, management is ready to offer employment in a neighborhood that hasn’t seen a new industry in more than a generation.

Today the Cannon Air Force in Clovis hosted its second public virtual meeting regarding the chemicals found in groundwater around the base.

Visit Amarillo announced the 2021 Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive Photo Contest winner.

TEXAS Outdoor Musical is offering discounted tickets for police, firefighters, EMTs, medical workers, veterans and government officials on Friday.

The 27th Special Operations Wing and the Air Force Civil Engineer Center will host a virtual public meeting on June 16 to provide updates on the ongoing actions to address to perfluorinated compounds identified at the Cannon Air Force Base.

The fourth annual Slack-A-Thon benefiting Martha’s Home will take place Saturday.

The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum will host a “Mystery” Movie on the Lawn on Friday, June 18.

A teacher at Amarillo College Child Development Lab School has been named Educator of the Year by the Panhandle Early Childhood Educators.

Members of West Texas A&M University’s Black Student Union are hosting a Backpack drive to help students in need.

Today is the last day to file your taxes, so soon people will be receiving their tax refunds and child tax credit payments.

The Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport will soon offer TSA PreCheck.

The Don Harrington Discovery Center is offering two chances to meet Astro the Robotic Dog.

Superior Healthplan and Uniting Parents are working together to host a Stress Management seminar on Wednesday, June 16.

Amarillo College announced it has received a gift of $15 million from author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.

Area county jails are making it a priority to continue outreach services for inmates after being paused during the pandemic.

The City of Clovis Charter Review Committee will take public input on changes to the way the city runs during a meeting on Tuesday, June 15.

Region 16 Education Service Center announced Jimmy Hannon, Superintendent of Highland Park ISD, has been named the 2021 Region 16 Superintendent of the Year.

BritKare Home Medical is hosting a blood drive on Tuesday, June 15.

The City of Amarillo has added more bike lanes and enhanced safety features for bicyclists.

Toot’n Totum raised $84,437 through a raffle benefiting a free health clinic in Amarillo.

The Hope and Healing Place is partnering with United Supermarkets for the Never Cook Again Raffle.

Roosevelt County is looking to hire up to 40 students as part of their summer internship program.

Keep Amarillo Clean will host several North Heights Cleanup events starting this weekend.

A student at Panhandle High School won a $2,000 scholarship for helping clean up a neighborhood in Amarillo.

Kids have the chance to read to therapy dogs at the Amarillo Public Library during their summer event ‘Puppy Tales.’

This evening kicks off the first day to the 75th anniversary of Dogie Days in Dumas.

The Panhandle Plains History Museum is hosting an event after hours for the Night at PPHM this Friday.

The 75th annual Dogie Days celebration will take place in Dumas this week.

The overall winners of the Stay Home And Sing contest will perform at Hodgetown this week.

First United Bank and Spirit Mortgage are introducing the Spirit of Adventure Program for kids across West Texas.