Good morning, Amarillo.

An abandoned two-story house at NW 18th + Travis caught fire around 6:15 a.m. Tuesday and affected drop-off at Carver Elementary as firefighters worked to contain the blaze.

Prissy’s Barbecue returns to Amarillo as owner Anthony Sanders moves the restaurant from Tulia to a new location on E Amarillo Blvd—2509 E Amarillo Blvd—with a soft opening today and doors opening at 11 a.m. tomorrow.

The restaurant will operate Wednesday through Saturday until sold out.

Long John Silver's reopened in Amarillo on August 1 after a six-year absence and set records with mile-long lines and wait times reaching four hours—customers flocked in record numbers during the opening week.

Rumors of a second location have surfaced as strong demand continues—no official word on expansion has been given.

Amarillo police are asking the community for help in finding Brandy Gay Noble, who has been missing since 2002 and would have turned 39 on August 26—anyone with information is urged to contact the APD Cold Case Unit or Crime Stoppers.

Amarillo police ask for help to find Bella Gonzales, an 11-year-old girl last seen at 3:45 p.m. near North Florida and Northwest 3rd Avenue — she was walking east on SW 3rd near Austin and wore a black t-shirt with a bulldog logo, black leggings, and white and gold shoes.

The Texas Air and Space Museum in Amarillo will expand its 22-acre facility to house a growing collection that includes 11 displayed aircraft, 30 stored artifacts and a rare Beech Starship.

The first-phase project is expected to cost about $5.2 million — museum officials are asking for additional funding and help with transporting the aircraft from Arizona.

Highland Park ISD cancelled classes Tuesday due to a lack of water supply at the school—officials said they would update details later that day.

The City of Amarillo provided an update on plans to upgrade wastewater treatment plants after repeated malfunctions.

Staff proposed rehabbing parts of the Hollywood plant—while analyzing the River Road facility—with a revised cost under $1.5 billion and a five- to six-year timeline.

Amarillo held a meeting on August 25 where fewer than 10 residents shared their ideas for the new police chief—emphasizing the need for a compassionate leader who listens.

Deputy City Manager Andrew Freeman said the city will use the feedback to guide the recruitment process and continues to collect more comments through an online survey open until August 29—helping shape the department's future.

Autocross Event #4

8:30 a.m. — Westgate Mall — $35 for SCCA Members, $45 for Non-Members — Test your driving skills with a thrilling autocross competition.

Wibby Wednesday Featuring Ghosts of Gray County

7-9 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Enjoy gritty vocals and ripping guitar while sipping on cold drinks at this lively duo performance.

Wibby Wednesday featuring El Salto

6-10 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Enjoy live music in the beer garden while sipping on local brews.

Tri-State Fair & Rodeo

12:00 AM - 11:59 PM — Amarillo Tri-State Exposition & Tri-State Fair & Rodeo — Admission varies — A nine-day celebration of agriculture, entertainment, and community traditions since 1923.

Wibby Wednesday with Neon Heartland

7-11 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Neon Heartland brings millennial nostalgia to the Six Car Stage.

Linux Fundamentals GL120 Training Class

Sep 22-26 — Amarillo College — Cost varies — Dive deep into Linux concepts and gain essential IT skills in a hands-on environment.

Last Party on the Patio with Velvet Funk

7-9 p.m. — Six Car Pub & Brewery — Free entry — Celebrate the end of patio season with Velvet Funk at this lively pub gathering.