NewsChannel 10 is sponsoring an upcoming event that will help a local organization and its efforts to make like easier for kids having to go to the hospital.
Something good is cooking at Boys Ranch High School, the students learn and advance with culinary skills, of course, but this is also a competitive program.
In many ways, Connor Castaneda is your typical high school senior. He is busy with school and associated activities like the Caprock High band. He enjoys hanging with friends and has a part time job at Target.
It’s about bringing a spark of love and light into the lives of kids having to spend more time in the hospital than at home. It’s called Special Spaces.
Daniel and Nuvia Zambrano grew up just two blocks away from each other in the same town in Mexico, but only met when they both ended up in Amarillo. That in itself is a good news story for another day. It’s Daniel’s love of the guitar at the forefront of this story.
A cancer diagnosis is always serious and sometimes life threatening. However, an area couple’s journey over the last few months is an example of hope and progress in the battle against cancer.
To help the fight against hunger in our area, Newschannel10 will team up with the High Plains Food Bank and Market Street United for the annual food drive next week.
The holiday season is a time to reflect on the blessings in your life and give thanks for them. The Amarillo community talks about just how thankful they are.
A special partnership between Canyon Independent School District and West Texas A&M University is bringing fun, hands on learning to some after school students.
Like many communities in our area, the town of Turkey uses outdoor warning sirens to help keep their residents informed when the weather turns dangerous.
Many of those students will not actually move on to pursue a career in radio, but in almost every case the student will leave Amarillo College better equipped for any career they choose.
We have a feature in our morning show called salute to service where we honor families with a member in the military. That’s how I met Ray and Nancy earaches. They proudly shared about their family.
The month of March is often the peak of our annual wildfire season and this year has indeed been very active and even tragic at times with the loss of homes in the area due to fires.
You have probably heard the expression “A picture is worth a thousand words,” a recent photo taken by an area college student may turn out to be worth much more than that.
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