Good morning, Amarillo.

Local shelters extended their hours amid dangerously cold temperatures; Transformation Park is open 24 hours until Tuesday and Code Blue warming station began operating earlier to help residents who arrive wet from snow (shelters also welcome pets with provided food and crates).

Palace Coffee Company has partnered with AISD Special Education to use a $10,000 grant for a work-based learning program that trains special education students to run a coffee cart, with training provided by owner Patrick Burns + his wife, Krystal, as discussed at a recent board meeting.

Crews from the City of Amarillo Water Utilities Department are repairing six water main breaks at 34th Ave and Teckla, 6109 Adirondack Trail, 1510 S Van Buren St, 2001 Fannin St, 5518 SW 34th Ave and 5707 SW 38th Ave amid freezing conditions, residents may call 806-378-6824 to report issues.

Local singers can apply for an audition on March 7 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) at Hodgetown to sing the National Anthem for the Sod Poodles on Opening Day and other key games, giving Amarillo talent a chance to shine.

A sponsor’s exemption from the Michelob Ultra Men’s City Championship will give one Amarillo golfer a chance to join the Korn Ferry Tour field at the OccuNet Classic at La Paloma Golf Course, scheduled for Jun.

11 — 14. Tickets go on sale this spring.

Frozen Feet Challenge 2026

8:30 AM – 2:30 PM — Get Fit — Registration required — Embrace the winter chill with an outdoor fitness challenge designed for spirited participants.

Candlelight Concert: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons

6:30-7:45 p.m. — Amarillo Little Theatre — $27.60 — Experience a magical evening of music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons under candlelight.

Monday Game Group at United Supermarket

7-11 p.m. — United Supermarkets — Free entry — Engage with local board gaming enthusiasts in a friendly atmosphere and learn new games together.