Clovis Mayor Mike Morris presented two nonprofit organizations with donations from money raised at the 2023 Mayor’s Ball.

BSA Health Systems are continuing to recover from a cyberattack on Thanksgiving.

Curry County, along with the villages of Grady and Melrose, have received over $1 million in Quality of Life grants from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, Local Government Division, according to a press release.

B.O.O.M. Adventures and Amarillo area first responders will present the City View Heroes Parade this Friday.

The Don Harrington Discovery Center will be hosting winter break day camps starting this month.

Clovis police are investigating after officials say a weapon was found in a student’s backpack at Clovis High School Wednesday.

In the heart of downtown Amarillo, City Church is stepping up in a big way to brighten the holiday season for countless children and families.

Joseph’s Project, a program created by Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle, aims to provide free material assistance, adoption information, pregnancy tests and parenting education for new families.

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is asking for help identifying the suspect in an armed robbery.

All week we’re promoting the Together We Can Holiday Food and Fund Drive, addressing a major issue in our area, food insecurity.

The Amarillo Northwest Library branch will remained closed for additional renovations.

The COA said that this is the perfect stocking stuffer for the Amarillo golfer.