A time to build a team and look at big issues and goals will replace Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Amarillo City Council.

The New Mexico state auditor will have office hours in Clovis and Portales, New Mexico on Tuesday for the public to get services and share their thoughts.

The public is invited to discuss revitalization plans for the San Jacinto neighborhood meeting Tuesday evening in southwest Amarillo.

AMA-CON is from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturday and from noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex, located at 401 S. Buchanan St.

With oil and gas and agriculture leading Canadian’s economy, they have created two conferences to allow people in the industry to dive deeper and learn about the latest industry updates with expert speakers.

People from all over the world, including former presidents, have come to see The Mansion at the Citadelle that has a world class art museum.

Sunset Park in Canadian will receive an electrical upgrade.

If you’re heading to Canadian or passing through and looking for an adventure, you can stay at one of Canadian’s most popular places to lodge.

If you want to explore eastern Texas Panhandle history, you can stop at the River Valley Pioneer Museum in Canadian.

A memorial service in Dumas will honor fallen heroes who died in the 1956 Shamrock McKee Refinery Explosion.

With the summer heating up, you’re invited to see how the Amarillo Zoo keeps its animals cool.

The event runs 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame and Museum in Amarillo, located at 2601 Interstate 40 East.

The 25th annual Original Harley Party is set for Saturday in downtown Amarillo.

Participating Dairy Queen locations will be offering $1 Blizzards for Miracle Treat Day.

The City of Clovis will host two public meetings to discuss the Infrastructure and Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP).

An employee owned and operated company located in the heart of the cattle feeding industry is known worldwide.

The Texas Tech University system is honoring and recognizing ASCO Equipment for supporting the Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine.

The Dalhart Wolves have had trouble in the past on the local gridirons. Last year’s 7-5 season was a welcomed sight, and they even added a playoff win.

The La Rita Performing Arts Theatre is a beautifully restored 1930′s period theatre offering the community theater productions and other performing arts events.

In partner with Coon Memorial Hospital, Rico Aviation has a hangar in Dalhart for emergency needs in the area.

In efforts to modernize medicine and innovate rural health care, Coon Memorial Hospital has a Telemedicine Program that allows patients to come into their hospital in Dalhart to speak with doctors in Amarillo and Lubbock.

From August 1 until August 3, Dalhart will triple in size for the XIT Rodeo and Reunion.

The Unity in the Community Water Bash is returning for its second annual back-to-school series of events to help children and families prepare for school.

Your children can learn all the ins and outs of music next week at the Amarillo Youth Choirs’ annual choir camp.

You’re invited to listen to live music while raising scholarship money for the Amarillo Branch NAACP Tuesday evening.

The Memphis Cyclones are looking to make their hometown proud with a successful season

“There’s a Memphis on the Mississippi, there’s a Memphis on the Nile, but the Memphis on the Red beats them all by a mile.”

Memphis takes pride in its cotton while also pushing for more small businesses.

Memphis is home to Texas’ only survivor of the USS Indianapolis.

TxDOT in Childress and the City of Memphis are working on a project to repair the streets surrounding the courthouse.

Members of the Preservation Foundation in Memphis continue to work to preserve the old Presbyterian church.

The City of Amarillo hosted the Mayor’s Summit on Homelessness to provide education for the community on how the city is helping the Amarillo homeless population.

If you are interested in gardening, The Garden at High Plains Food Bank needs your help.

One of the largest statues in the Panhandle is getting a big birthday celebration.

Amarillo Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is partnering with Coffee Memorial Blood Center to host a Boots and Badges blood drive.

Registration is underway for the More Thank Pink Walk hosted by Susan G. Komen West Texas.

The Guymon tiger’s football team will open up the 2019 season in front of home crowd for the first time in three years

If you haven’t had the chance to see the Guymon Fire Department, you’re missing out.

Guymon city officials are proud of the improvements they continue to make in the city while keeping the small town feel they say makes it special.

While agriculture continued to drive Guymon’s economy, new businesses are also popping up in the city.

Some Guymon Public School facilities will have a new look this Fall.

When you pass through the City of Guymon, you’ll notice the streets are lined with banners honoring our nation’s heroes.

Cannon Air Force Base is welcoming their new commander.

The psychiatrist who interviewed the murderers made famous in the book “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote will speak at the Amarillo Civic Center.

The event will feature a discussion on the current state of the homeless population in Amarillo, including the chronically homeless, youth and veterans.

The City of Borger is growing with the help of its businesses, large and small.

Frank Phillips College is expanding its nursing program.

Borger ISD schools will have a new look come this Fall.

The City of Borger continues to develop its comprehensive plan, called Boomtown 2040.

Established in 1926, the city of Borger is 93-years-old this year.

After winning only one game last season, the Borger Bulldogs hope its a different story under new head coach Duane Toliver.

The popular character will visit the Panhandle from July 14 to July 20.

Organizers said the vigil is meant to draw attention to the conditions in which detained immigrants and their families are held in at the border.

After picking up trash in the area, all volunteers will meet back up to take a photo of their progress.

The event will also be an appreciation event for local first responders.

All events except for the rodeo and chicken chase are free and open to the public.

The competition begins at 8:00 a.m. and is open to the public.

Trucks from 1980 to the present day will also be shown, as well as street rods, rat rods and motorcycles.