Community

At the close of the second full week of filing to be on the May 6, ballot for Amarillo City Council seats, six more candidates have filed applications.

The Cross Bar Ranch was recently short listed for the Federal Lands Access Grant.

The United Way has announced their annual “Day Of Caring” event for April.

Amarillo City Transit is consolidating routes starting Monday.

A series of mobile vaccine clinics for COVID-19 starts this Sunday.

The Ogallala Commons is taking reservations for a workshop about Playa Lakes on Aquifer Field Day.

Canyon ISD offers not only college preparedness but is preparing students for a career.

Many residents voiced their concerns tonight over Potter County donating 10 acres of land to the non-profit, ‘Homeless Heroes’.

The City of Sanford says water will be shut down and a boil water notice put in place on Thursday, February 2.

Motorists must be aware of upcoming traffic lane switches on Western Street.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial is hosting their monthly seminar this weekend presented by a military Honor Guard.

Bank of America is giving out free general admission tickets to the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum.

The Llano Cemetery will be hosting their second annual Four Chaplains Memorial on Saturday.

West Texas A&M University announced their $1.5 Million scholarship for Pampa and White Deer students.

The Amarillo VA housed around 72 homeless veterans in 2022 through the HUD-VASH program.

The City of Canyon is inviting residents to give feedback on the recently presented Utility Rates Study in a conversational public forum.

The Stratford Police Department conducted a traffic stop that resulted in a seizure of about 30 pounds of methamphetamine.

The Amarillo Public Library is partnering with Panhandle Community Services to provide free income tax preparations to those who qualify.

Recently, a survey named Amarillo as the 35th dirtiest city in the country. Project Clean-Up is doing what it can to change that.

Experts say a mom-to-be should let doctors know of any past diagnosis such as anxiety and or depression as well as have close family members look out for warning signs.

The cold and wintry weather has caused some schools in the Panhandle area to open late Thursday morning.

The Biden Administration recently announced a new plan to fight the high costs of rent nation-wide, however many in the Panhandle don’t think it will.

Xcel Energy is helping communities secure funds for those who need help paying their electricity bills by partnering with a Texas state agency for extra resources.

Kids Inc is asking people to go donate blood at the Coffee Memorial Blood Center and stand a chance to win a scholarship opportunity.

City officials and friends gathered today to celebrate the legacy of Rick Husband.

The Potter County Constable is hosting a “Sole-cialite Birthday fundraiser” to fund the Estrada Scholarship.

A lawsuit is being filed against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on behalf of three military veterans who own a particular type of pistol with an arm brace.

The 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle will be hosting their February “Bandfest” Fundraiser.

West Texas A&M University has partnered with AISD’s Eastridge Elementary to study multilingual students.

City staff presented a report today regarding a proposed hotel being built near the Rick Husband Amarillo Airport.