Community

The Dumas & Moore County Chamber of Commerce will host a ‘Candy Cane Lane’ event on Saturday.

With the holidays approaching, local food banks feeling the effects of supply chain issues.

The United Family and Mrs Baird’s Bread announced three Amarillo area teachers as October winners of the ninth annual Teachers on the Rise program.

The Curry County Health Council will give out 400 holiday food baskets to those in need on Friday.

On Coulter and Hollywood, travelers are currently using temporary frontage roads.

The Canyon ISD board unanimously approved a name and mascot change for Westover Park Junior High School to match the name and mascot of the new West Plains High School opening next school year.

The City of Amarillo presented a $7,000 façade grant to The Amarillo Ice Ranch today.

Panhandle Breast Health and United Supermarkets are partnering up for a Mammogram Event from on Thursday, November 18.

The City of Amarillo will allocate $30,000 to partially reimburse business and property owners who invest in a mural.

A local church is working to provide around 400 area children and teens with Christmas boxes for the upcoming holiday.

Potter County was made aware this morning of a text message that went out to a widespread audience in Amarillo late last week.

Over the past few years ESports have become popular and many schools are working to figure out how to integrate ESports into the educational setting.

Brady Dental Group staff wanted to have this event to serve veterans who are unable to qualify for dental care treatment

The Laura Bush Institute for Women’s Health will hold a Lunch and Learn discussion on holiday eating Tuesday.

More than 250 gallons of hand sanitizer, valued at $6,000, were donated to West Texas A&M University.

The Don Harrington Discovery Center will host John Erickson, author of Hank the Cowdog, for a series of presentations on November 19.

Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum will hold their holiday fundraiser “Tidings of the Trees” on November 18.

As the nation takes the day to honor its veterans, a local veteran’s group is honoring veterans in a very special way.

Students at Holy Cross Academy have been preparing for a month to support veterans in their virtual program not being able to see them in person.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial hosted a veteran day ceremony this morning.

Dr. James L. Cornette, son of the Cornette library’s namesakes, will present “The Late Triassic Period of Palo Duro Canyon” at 10:00 a.m. in the Hazelwood Room at Panhandle Plains Historical Museum.

The City of Clovis and Curry County Youth Services have partnered to present a youth substance abuse presentation happening this Saturday.

Traffic signals at six locations in downtown Amarillo were down part of Tuesday and all of Wednesday due to a power outage that occurred because of a construction incident on the property of the Potter County Courthouse.

A nationwide trend has finally made its way to Amarillo.... a first-of-its-kind selfie studio that recently opened its doors.

The City of Amarillo is looking for new landlords to participate in the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program.

The City of Canyon took another step today toward bringing more water to the city by approving debt to buy land to be developed into a well field.

Maverick Boys and Girls Club is asking for Christmas tree donations

Downtown Amarillo traffic will be impacted due to a power outage at six intersections in the downtown Amarillo Central Business District.

Every senior graduating this spring is required by the state to apply for federal or state financial aid. This is important for first generation students.

There is a critical need for childcare in Amarillo and nationwide, especially for those working overnight shifts.