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City to host mobile health clinic in SW Amarillo this Thursday
The City of Amarillo Public Health Department will be hosting a mobile health clinic this Thursday at the Toot’n Totum car wash between Coulter and Soncy.
Downtown Women’s Center’s ‘Haven House’ hosting open house
The center will show the newly renovated Haven House shelter, which has been updated after being built over 100 years ago.
His Church to host Robia Scott, star of pro-life film ‘Unplanned’
Scott plays a supporting role in the new film, which tells the story of former Planned Parenthood director Abby Johnson’s work at the women’s health organization and her subsequent conversion to anti-abortion advocate.
‘When did we become a city that looked to only achieve the minimum?’: Amarillo transit route changes cause concern
Amarillo City Transit is looking to save by discontinuing trips that begin, or end outside of the American Disabilities Act required service area.
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Mission Amarillo Shoe Closet celebrates giving away 10,000 pairs of shoes
The Mission Amarillo Shoe Closet is celebrating giving away 10,000 pairs of shoes.
WWll Veteran John W. Hayes to be transported to final resting place on Monday
The veteran was killed on January 4, 1945 by a German tank in Belgium. He originally hailed from Estelline.
Area students help make Borger beautiful
This week, nearly 100 Area 1 FFA students participated in an Xcel Energy community service project, in partnership with the City of Borger’s Make Borger Beautiful Committee, painting five waste bins to be placed along South Main Street.
Pantex partners with college students to study birds in the area
Pantex biologist and bird enthusiast Jim Ray is teaming up with wildlife students from West Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University to capture a few Purple Martins for scientific study.
Deadline approaching for Amarillo Elks Lodge Mud Volleyball tournament
The deadline to sign up and participate in the Amarillo Elks Lodge Mud Volleyball tournament is coming up quick.
Xcel named top military veteran employer
Xcel Energy announced on Friday that the company has been named to the 2019 Military Times Best for Vets Employers ranking for the sixth year in a row.
Amarillo VA to lay engraved bricks into patio in honor of fallen veterans
The ceremony allowed family and friends of fallen soldiers to have their loved ones names added to a patio at the center in their memory.
Amarillo repair shop donates remote-control cars to hospital to make operations less scary for children
Chauncy’s Automotive donated three miniature remote-control cars to Northwest Texas Healthcare System in Amarillo for children to drive themselves to surgery, making their visit a little less scary.
View the top 20 pictures from the NewsChannel 10 Cattle Drive Photo Contest
A winner has been announced for NewsChannel 10′s Longhorn Cattle Drive Photo Contest.
Students, parents invited to San Jacinto Area Cleanup Day
The San Jacinto Community is invited on June 15 to cleans blocks and lots around the neighborhood.
Kwahadi Dancers to celebrate 75th anniversary
The dancers will hold a special performance on July 5 and 6 celebrating their official 75th anniversary.
Big Brothers Big Sisters looking for mentorship volunteers
Participants are required to be at least 18 years old and to spend six to eight hours with their “little” per month.
Amarillo Juneteenth celebrations to feature parade, jazz
Basketball, jazz and family activities will mark the 2019 Amarillo Juneteenth Celebration on June 1 and June 13 through June 16.
Portales celebrating ‘pioneering spirit’ with ‘Heritage Days’ celebration this month
June 14 and 15 mark the kickoff of the Randall County Chamber’s “Heritage Days” celebration.
TxDOT bringing interactive drunk driving exhibit to Hodgetown
The game quizzes and educates players on the dangers of drinking and driving and encourages them to plan a ride ahead of time if they plan to drink alcohol.
Susan G. Komen North Texas merges with West Texas branch
In addition to the original 75 counties served by the two branches, the new entity will add 16 new counties to their service area.
High Plains Food Bank distributes record amount of senior food boxes in May
The High Plains Food Bank distributed a record amount of senior food boxes in May.
Pantex biologist, partners receive national recognition for bird conservation
Pantex Biologist Jim Ray and his partners were announced today as the winners of the 2019 Presidential Migratory Bird Federal Stewardship Award.
Dumas Dogie Days events kick off tomorrow
The Dumas Noon Lions Club is kicking off the 73rd Annual Dogie Days 4-day event tomorrow evening.
Insurance company holding Amarillo seminar to help business owners to create harassment-free workplaces
NCW Insurance is hosting a free workshop with the stated goal of promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace while discouraging harassment.
Georgia St. Walmart brings “retail-tainment” to customers
The Georgia Street Walmart is connecting its customers to area organizations to promote safety.
Sod Poodles selling tickets for game benefiting Center City
The Amarillo Sod Poodles and Center City of Amarillo are teaming up for this Thursday’s game to benefit Center City.
Amarillo Walmart, Sam’s Club stores join forces to benefit Children’s Miracle Network
Local Walmart and Sam’s Club stores are teaming up to raise money for Children’s Miracle Network of Amarillo for the annual CMN Hospitals campaign.
Center City and NewsChannel10 partner for 25th High Noon on the Square season
Ed Montana will help kick off the season on Wednesday, June 5 with hamburgers by the Coors Cowboy Club for $8 at the Potter County Courthouse.
Dates and details for High Noon on the Square
NewsChannel 10 and Center City of Amarillo are partnering for the 15th season of High Noon on the Square.
Fare, route changes on table for Amarillo City Transit public meetings
The city will hold six public meetings throughout the summer to give presentations on the possible changes.
Xcel Energy continues to prepare for high-demand summer days
Xcel Energy is upgrading a key electrical substation ahead of high-demand summer days.
Amarillo City Transit looking to cut some services
Amarillo City Transit is looking to save by discontinuing trips that begin, or end outside of the American Disabilities Act required service area.
Amarillo SPCA teams up with 2 local restaurants for dog adoption events
Amarillo SPCA is teaming up with Raising Cane’s and Taco Villa this weekend for dog adoption events.
Hall County K-9 dies from allergic reaction
A Hall County Sheriff’s Office K-9 passed away yesterday after an apparent allergic reaction.
Texas Parks and Wildlife partners with Texas Archaeological Society to study, teach at Palo Duro Canyon
Members will be able to participate in excavation and lab work and receive lectures from experts in the field.
Animal advocates invited to AAYC’s Amarillo Animal Coalition meeting
According to the Facebook event, the meeting is geared toward finding solutions to problems facing the Amarillo animal population.
Free health, legal help available at North Heights fair
On June 8, the organizations are hosting a health and legal fair, providing legal clinics and education.
Amarillo Chamber announces summer fireworks event
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced their Summer Fireworks Extravaganza is set to take place downtown on June 29.
Region 16 announces Tanya Larkin as Superintendent of the Year
Region 16 announced on Tuesday that Pampa ISD Superintendent Tanya Larkin was named the 2019 Region 16 Superintendent of the Year.
Amarillo VA to host job fair
The Amarillo VA Health Care System will be hosting a job fair for multiple positions this Thursday.
Registration opens for AC’s ‘Chalk It Up’ art competition
This summer event is a partnership between Amarillo College and Panhandle PBS, and pits artists from around the area head-to-head to create the top chalk art masterpiece.
Explore the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum at night this weekend
You can tour the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum at night this weekend.
Amarillo Museum of Art hosting art AFTER dark
The Amarillo Museum of Art will host art AFTER dark on Friday, June 7.
United Way to give $5,000 to Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance
United Way is preparing to give $5,000 to Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance tomorrow to assist mental health first-aid classes.
Wonderland’s ‘First Responders Night’ offering free passes to emergency workers
In addition, their families can receive discounted $14 WOW Passes at the gate.
Authorities begin enforcing paid parking in downtown Amarillo
The three month grace period for paid downtown parking in Amarillo has ended.
Event cancelled at Discovery Center after pipe bursts, rains flood basement
The Don Harrington Discovery Center is cancelling Camp Iwanna this Friday after a pipe busted in the East Wing, mixed with heavy rains causing the center’s basement to flood.
TxDOT breaks ground on project to relocate Loop 335
Crews will break ground on the project, which is designed to reduce traffic congestion along Soncy Road in Amarillo.
City of Amarillo taking public comments on zoning revisions
City of Amarillo officials will meet Wednesday to make revisions to of its zoning code.
Grace period for paid downtown parking in Amarillo ends Monday
The grace period for paid downtown parking in Amarillo is set to end on Monday, June 3.
Buckner hosts resource fair for kids aging out of foster care
On Friday, dozens of children aging out or adults who aged out of the foster care system attended Buckner Amarillo’s resource fair at Paramount Baptist Church.
Business owners from Shamrock, Amarillo take home U.S. Small Business Administration awards
The winners will also receive recognition from government officials, including the governor, Rep. Mac Thornberry and the cities of Amarillo and Shamrock.
June Jazz swinging onto AC campus for next month
The college is inviting those attending to bring blankets and chairs to sit and enjoy the music at the pedestrian mall.
From laundry to lashes: Another round of businesses open their doors in Amarillo
Another round of businesses is opening their doors to people in Amarillo.
Good News with Doppler Dave: Area cafe keeping spirit of Route 66 alive
Attracting visitors from all over the nation and all over the world, MidPoint Cafe seems to keep the spirit of Route 66 alive with their atmosphere and pies.
June Jams kicks off in Neblett Park in Canyon
Those eager to get their summer started can kick things off tonight at June Jams in Neblett Park.
Happy State Bank announces 2019 Lemonade Day Amarillo winners
Happy State Bank announced the winning entrepreneurs for Lemonade Day Amarillo.
Santa Fe Trail Fishing Derby coincides with Kansas Free Fishing Day
The Kansas Department of Wildlife’s event accept anglers of all ages and skill levels to catch the largest fish they can in various age categories.
Interfaith Campaign distributes $300k to assist Amarillo homeless
The funds were distributed to 14 Amarillo nonprofit organizations during an event Thursday morning at the Amarillo Area Foundation.
2 Amarillo students advance to final round of Scripps National Spelling Bee
Two eighth grade students from Amarillo got through round three of the Scripps National Spelling Bee today and will be advancing to the final round tomorrow.
Companies team up to provide free camp for grieving children in Amarillo
Applications for campers are due by May 31.
Amarillo students advance in Scripps National Spelling Bee
An eighth grade student from Amarillo is advancing to the next round of the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee near Washington D.C. this week.