Good morning, Amarillo.

Amarillo families can enjoy a cost-effective summer outing at Western Bowl, where kids ages 2-15 bowl two free games daily from May 25 to August 17 (shoe rental not included).

Parents can register online to secure their kids’ spots for this local program.

Southwest Church of Christ on 45th in Amarillo is offering a humorous twist on parking with a sign that promises a 'baptism' — not a towing fee — to welcome drivers.

Crews are isolating an eight-inch gas line leak on South Washington near Wineinger Road after a contractor hit the line, blocking traffic and causing eight to 10 customers to lose gas while repairs are expected to be completed later this afternoon or evening.

Golden Rose Tea Room is moving from its current Olsen Blvd location — to Wolflin Square, and until then it invites the community to enjoy tea, lunch, and events in its space before the move.

Local dairy producers gather at the Embassy Suites Hotel for a three-day conference that will tackle new technology, milk price outlook, and labor shortages.

Educational forums plus an agronomy panel are scheduled for today at 1:00 p.m. and tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in downtown.

Amarillo’s new breakfast spot, The Toasted Yolk, has a soft opening on March 6 and 7 and will officially open Monday, March 9 at 5681 S Soncy Rd in Patriot Park.

The cafe serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Amarillo singer Cameron James Smith advanced to Hollywood in American Idol after performing Journey's 'Faithfully' and his original 'Knew Me When' in Nashville among 100,000 hopefuls.

He will perform at Walk-On's (Mar. 17), at WT Sports Grill in Canyon (Mar. 27), and at The Crush Pad (Mar. 28).

Locals continue to seek Amarillo’s best Frito Pie on game days as Crazy Larry’s leads with a flavor-packed dish topped with chili+cheese and smoked brisket.

Wesley’s Bean Pot also remains favored for its unique spin on the local favorite.

Texas Mutual awarded a $100K grant to Amarillo College on Tuesday morning to fund its expanded Safety and Environmental Technology Program — it offers workplace safety courses to local employers and the community.

Trees are budding early around the Panhandle due to warm weather continuing into March, but a light freeze could harm buds and lower fruit production.

Experts advise tree owners to protect trees by watering them weekly and using coverings (such as a sheet or white seed guard) if temperatures drop.

City officials announced that the Southwest Pool and the Southeast Pool will temporarily close this spring and summer for an engineering study on safety and repair needs; the bid process for the study is open until April 2 (via the city’s online portal).

VOLUME 1 Launch Party

6-9 p.m. — Amarillo Club — Free entry — Celebrate the launch of The Scout Guide and enjoy local bites and DJ entertainment.

Conjunto Relincho & Los Villalobos Concert

9-11 p.m. — Hacienda Las Flores Event Center — Cost information not provided — Enjoy live performances by Conjunto Relincho and Los Villalobos in a vibrant atmosphere.

Almost St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — O.H.M.S. Cafe & Bar — Tickets required — Celebrate an early St. Patrick's Day with games, contests, and plenty of green-themed fun in Amarillo.

Jesus Journey Challenge

2:50-6:20 p.m. — High Plains Retreat Center — Registration fees apply — Experience a physical journey through the life of Jesus with team-based challenges.