Good morning, Amarillo.

Local firefighters and law enforcement competed in the 18th annual Boots vs. Badges Charity Softball Game at Hodgetown Saturday to raise funds for the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle and Coffee Memorial Blood Center — law enforcement won 33 to 17.

Mojo’s Mission is hosting a free service animal access event on Sept.

29 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Amarillo Area Foundation (919 S. Polk St.) to educate local businesses, handlers, and residents on welcoming service dog teams; advanced registration is encouraged due to limited space.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation announced that a new Planet Fitness will soon operate on the eastside at Grand Plaza Shopping Center (3510 E Interstate 40 Hwy).

Renovations will start in September and finish in December, marking Amarillo’s second Planet Fitness location.

On Saturday, the Catholic Diocese of Amarillo celebrated its 100th anniversary with a centennial Mass at the Cal Farley Coliseum at the Amarillo Civic Center, where parishioners and visiting religious leaders honored a milestone that began in 1926.

WT Band Day at West Texas A&M invites high school band students to join The Sound of West Texas for the home game on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium, where participants will rehearse with college musicians and receive a free T-shirt and pizza after halftime.

On Monday, city officials reported that despite voluntary measures to conserve water on an outdoor watering schedule between 10 p.m. + 6 a.m., the reservoir remained below normal at 54% capacity after falling to 60% last week amid record dry weather, prompting a continued call for reduced usage.

An 18-year-old Tascosa graduate returned to Texas 52 days after a catastrophic brain injury abroad and now gets care at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas.

Doctors report she is waking up & showing signs of movement as her family begins her long recovery.