The Iwo Jima Flag Run starts at 9:00 a.m. and the one mile trail run/walk begins at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 in the parking lot of the Texas Amphitheater, located directly across from the Mack Dick Pavilion.

The deadline is approaching for volunteers to sign up for Boo at the Zoo.

For the month of October, Class 1 Dental will be celebrating cancer survivors and patients by offering complimentary dental services.

The League of Women Voters are distributing Voters Guides to 80 locations in Amarillo and Canyon.

After a recent joke involving a suspicious note left on cars, the Amarillo Police Department has used it as an example to be aware of your surroundings and use situational awareness.

The Amarillo Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) will host the Freedom Fund Banquet.

Seliger will discuss various activities of the 86th Legislature, including critical issues facing communities and Texas.

The public is invited to the book sale on Thursday and Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. or on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support the family he leaves behind.

Amarillo will be looking for a new Promotions Director soon with the retirement of Dan Quandt from the Convention and Visitors Council.

Southwest AMBUCs will be hosting its 12th annual Gobble Wobble turkey drive Oct. 1 through Nov. 18.

The walk begins at the FSS parking lot at 1001 S. Polk St. and will continue onto the Old Potter County Courthouse located at the intersection of 6th Street and Filmore Street.

The Amarillo Ronald McDonald House is asking the community to come together to help them finish funding their new house.

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The Amarillo Public Library is set to the host the Americans and the Holocaust exhibition.

The City of Childress is approved for a financial grant to update parts of its sewer system.

Westgate Mall is sprucing up for the holidays by hosting a Holiday Job Fair this week.

You can support those with mental illness at the 7th Annual Walk for Mental Health 5K this weekend.

Mayor Ginger Nelson and the City of Amarillo invite citizens to come hear about the city’s accomplishments over the last year and its goals for 2020.

Center City promotes development of downtown and are highlighting private and public investments.

The pilot program at AISD that helps the student connect with counselors is now being released for all district schools.

The training event is Friday and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Amarillo College West Campus.

Poet’s Vanessa Angelica Villarreal and Jenn Givhan will kick of the reading at 6:00 p.m. in the Sybil B. Harrington Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. They will discuss language, literature and loss.

The University System Chancellor said its for the health and safety of all students and faculty, and one West Texas A&M doctor agrees.

National Night Out is an annual program that encourages people to get out and know their community in hopes of preventing crime.

As the rain moved through this morning and continues this evening, the first performance of Jazztober is being held indoors.

Amarillo Fire Department won an honorable mention and $5000 for it’s “Close Before You Doze” video.

The Amarillo Museum of Art and the AMoA Alliance present the 14 Annual 12X12 Art Exhibition and Silent Auction this week.

The Tecovas Foundation is hosting an event this week to discuss more affordable ways to approach land and economic development in Amarillo.

Mayor Ginger Nelson will host the State of the City on Thursday, October 3.

The Amarillo VA Health Care System will provide free flu shots for enrolled VA Veterans at the Thomas E. Creek VA Medical Center and the Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC).

Safety Town is a week-long event for elementary students to learn about the importance of safety.

The partnership between Amarillo College and the City of Amarillo to offer students and faculty free transportation is benefiting many community members.

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich’s (D-N.m.) staff will hold Mobile Office Hours this week in an effort to reach more constituents and hear resident’s concerns.

Starting October 1, at all Texas Panhandle Toot n’ Totum locations, customers will be able to donate to The Panhandle Gives foundation.

The 8th Annual Jazztober begins on Tuesday, October 1.

You can dine out and make a difference during Dine United this October.

The Don Harrington Discovery Center said Spangler will speak on his expertise starting at 6:30 p.m. this Saturday, Sep. 28, in the Amarillo Civic Center’s auditorium.

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A New Mexico school received one of the highest national honors for improving student outcomes and closing achievement gaps.

Tuesday, a billboard was put up along Interstate 40, and anonymous cakes were sent to local media, both only with the website 99days99ways.com on them.

The Amarillo Police Department is seeking volunteers to help with annual National Night Out.

The Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce invites you to come to pay tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month with fun, food and music.

The Amarillo Police Department and Northwest Texas Hospital Pavilion came together today to honor first responders lost by suicide.

The Amarillo Area Office of Emergency Management will host a Prep Expo to educate the public on how to be prepared during emergency situations.

The Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument will host Flintfest 2019 on Saturday, September 28.

The Texas Hemp Growers are hosting a class for farmers this weekend.

Hope Lives Here will be hosting a fundraiser dinner and gala to honor veterans and their service dogs.

Residents are invited to attend a special Sunset and Songwriters celebrating the Wildcat Bluff Nature Center.

As summer ends and fall begins, many local non-profits are working to recover from a lack of volunteers and donations.

Canyon Independent School District has its career and technology academy up and running.

The Hispanic Heritage Luncheon is scheduled for next week, and you can purchase your tickets now.

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Girls, who are ages 10 to 14 years old, and their mothers will come together for this event on Tuesday, Oct. 8 form 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the regency room in the Amarillo Civic Center.

The Ronald McDonald House is hosting a Farewell to the House Community Garage Sale and Family Fun Day this weekend.

A research scientist from Texas Tech University will discuss the impact the swine industry has on the environment as part of Amarillo College’s STEM Lecture series.

The Amarillo Potter Randall Domestic Violence Coalition will host a Domestic Violence Summit this week.

The District 9 Volunteer Fire Department started a month ago after receiving approval from the Donley County Commissioners’ Court.