HeyJaredMelissa Bartlett
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What Texas law actually says about leaving your kids home alone in Amarillo. (opens the original)
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With school back in session in Amarillo, there is always a concern that seems to come up. After-school care for the kiddos. They get out early, and you may have to work a bit later. So what do you do with the kids until you get home? You may be lucky; the school has an after-school program. Maybe you have a daycare that you really love, and they go there. That is not always the case. So then it becomes a stress and a struggle. Read More: Top-Rated Children's Birthday Party Spots In Amarillo Texa
Big Jim answers local questions about the missing K-N Root Beer awning in Amarillo. (opens the original)
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In Amarillo, we love our nostalgia. We want to go back and relive things that we have grown to love as we were growing up. It hits hard when we get older, and we just want a piece of the good ol' days. That is why, when we start talking about stores and restaurants we miss in Amarillo, it blows up. We love what we love, and sometimes that is stuff we can't get anymore. We long for going back, even for a moment. That nostalgia led to a request on social media. If you follow the "Amarillo Restaura
Your ultimate weekend guide for things to do around Amarillo. (opens the original)
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Kudos to Amarillo families; we officially survived the back-to-school rush of 2026, even if summer flew by way too fast. Now we just sit back and reap the rewards of a job well done. We gave our families a good summer, but we can't rest on our laurels. Nope, we have too much to do in such little time. The weekend is almost here, and we want to enjoy the few days of freedom we have until it's back at it Monday morning. Luckily, there are some fun things to do in the area this weekend. We do all t
Amarillo prepares to host the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's at Sam Houston Park. (opens the original)
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One of the tough things about doing life in Amarillo is watching helplessly as the circle of life plays out in front of you. While the early stages of watching a family grow bring immense joy, watching loved ones navigate the twilight of their lives can be deeply heartbreaking. That circle goes on for everyone until they reach the near end. That, of course, happens at different times and with different circumstances. The tough thing is watching your loved one go through the final years. It's eve
Amarillo Zoo and Sanctuary announces plans for a brand-new petting zoo. (opens the original)
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One of the things I love about Amarillo is how we love to see things improve. One area that we have really improved in is our zoo. The Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center took over the operations of the Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary, and they continue to make improvements. That is one of the places that my granddaughter loves for us to go, so we have been watching the progress this summer. From the addition of a brand-new gift shop to major habitat upgrades, the changes are remarkable, and they
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