Bubba’s 33 is teaming up with Nothing Bundt Cakes, La Bella’s Pizza, Water Still and Sam’s Club to help service workers who have lost their job during the pandemic.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints delivered a full semi-truck load of food to two organizations helping with food insecurity in Amarillo.

Center City of Amarillo presented grants to two historic churches that were recently vandalized.

TxDOT will be holding a virtual public meeting to take comments for their 2021 through 2024 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the Childress TxDOT District.

The North Heights Advisory Association is having a commemorative unveiling of a street topper Wednesday morning.

Registration is open for the Amarillo College Chalk It Up contest.

The Amarillo Police Department is warning citizens of a recent scam call that has been reported.

Two of three monuments, including a controversial memorial to a confederate military man, in Elwood Park may not be there for long according to a report presented today to City leaders.

AEDC leaders are looking to build Texas Tech’s Amarillo presence by adding businesses to the city and want to spend $4 million dollars to do it.

The Legal Aid of Northwest Texas is hosting a virtual legal clinic Tuesday, July 21.

The Potter County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a social distancing cookout this week.

As the summer heat has led to higher bills for Xcel Energy customers, the company is offering options for paying those bills during the pandemic.

The Heart Hospital of Northwest Texas will host an Athletic Health Fair on Saturday, July 18.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers will host the 13th Annual Shred It Day on Saturday, July 18.

The United States government has delivered the first Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey to Camp Kisarazu in Japan.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Amarillo is partnering with Urban Giraffe for the Let’s Make The New House a Home initiative.

The Amarillo SPCA has made the difficult choice to cancel their two largest fundraisers this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Amarillo Civic Center Complex hosted a public event this past weekend for the first time since March.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan-Grisham has announced accelerating rates of infection across the state have forced her to issue new restrictions and backtrack on restaurant re-openings.

The extreme heat has pushed some Xcel Energy substation facilities to their capacity, so customers are asked to be mindful of their use of electricity to help ensure the reliability of the system.

The City of Amarillo is replacing one of the town’s oldest public swimming pools with a state-of-the-art facility that will be the largest public acquatics site in the Amarillo area.

The project would include enlarging the events area, adding an arena, relocating City Hall, building a parking garage and restoring the Santa Fe Depot.

Northwest Texas Healthcare System is celebrating July babies while educating new moms about safe sleep.

Applications are now open through July 15 for the WT Enterprise Center’s new Growth Academy program.

Legal Aid of Northwest Texas will be holding a free virtual civil legal clinic for veterans in Amarillo next week.

Without fireworks, this Fourth of July will look a little different at Lake Meredith.

The Amarillo Community Market will be open for July 4 celebrations at the Santa Fe Depot.

There will be no early voting for Randall County and Potter County voters July 3 or July 4.

Clovis City Hall is ready to reopen.

The City of Amarillo is changing some service times for the Fourth of July weekend.

The High Plains Food Bank distributed a record amount of food in June.

The Will Rogers Range Riders Rodeo takes place this weekend.

Texas DPS has made the decision to extend their hours at the Driver License Office in Childress as part of their pilot program.

The community event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. July 3 at the Discovery Center.

The state has approved $230,000 in CARES Act funding for the Dalhart Municipal Airport.

The next council meeting will be next Tuesday, July 7, at 1:00 p.m.

Xcel Energy is working to complete system upgrades across Amarillo in time for peak summer demand, including completion of their new $9 million Western Street Substation.

Area voters who plan to vote in-person need to be aware of several changes they can expect due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A video shows the progress of the new space, which is located on the southeast side of the Discovery Center’s front entrance.

The 13th Annual Boots and Badges Blood Drive Kickoff is happening this Friday.

The Amarillo Area Black Chamber of Commerce, Heal the City, Speiro Legacies and Generation Next Church have all partnered together to give away boxes of meat.

The Field Day event is on Saturday, June 27, from 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Sunday, June 28. from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 14590 Mescalero Trail.

The City of Amarillo will be making changes to their billing process for drainage utility fees.

Even though it’s plenty dry outside the city of Amarillo, it’s not dry enough for counties to ban some fireworks.

A spill from a wastewater collection facility at the City of Amarillo’s Lift Station 32 into Southeast Park Lake has been contained.

A group of nonprofits and their sponsors are giving away 6,000 boxes of food to residents in Amarillo this Saturday.

The large event is being canceled because of a limited amount of time left to plan it, the safety and health of guests and the many variables out of their control that is caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2020 Census Neighborhood Project, sponsored by the North Heights Advisory Association, the San Jacinto, Neighborhood Association and the Barrio Neighborhood Planning Committee, can be attended at various locations.

The groundbreaking ceremony is Tuesday, June 23, at 1:30 p.m. at 900 S.E. 21st Ave.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Borger and Pampa have been hit hard with a higher unemployment number and permanent business closures.

The webinar will cover a multitude of legal issues, including the CARES Act, eviction process, rent and late fees, lockouts and justice court guidelines during the pandemic.

Region 16 has announced Canyon ISD’s Superintendent was selected as the 2020 Superintendent of the Year.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities will co-host Community Conversations this summer to gather input regarding disability-related issues.

TxDOT will host a virtual public hearing on Tuesday, June 23 to discuss the State Loop 335 project.

Amarillo College will resume in-person classes this fall while using enhanced safety protocols.

The Potter County Sheriff’s Office invites you to the 11th Citizens Academy.

The Juneteenth parade starts at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, June 20 with lineup starting at 8:30 a.m. 903 N. Hayden St.

This marks the first annual ride that Survivors NWTX Tribe is hosting for Another Chance House, a nonprofit organization that houses men who are living a clean and sober.