Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Amarillo.
Todays Style Too, a well-known Amarillo shop on Western Street, is closing after over 40 years of service as the owner retires.
The business is hosting a liquidation sale and selling its adjacent lot on 4201 S. King.
Route 66: The Main Street of America Roadshow is touring to share local stories along the famous highway.
The film premieres in Amarillo at *Globe News Center for the Performing Arts* tomorrow, Sept. 25, with additional screenings planned across other states.
Catholic Charities will host the People of Hope Museum on Sept.
25, 12 p.m. — 7 p.m., and Sept. 26, 9 a.m. — 3 p.m. at 2004 North Spring Street in Amarillo; the free museum features 40 video stories and interactive exhibits on service and poverty.
Amarillo's Hoodoo Mural Festival will take place on Saturday, Sept.
26 at Arts in the Sunset - the event shows new murals by local and touring artists and includes live entertainment with admission from $25 to $125.
Google and Crusoe held an open house in Claude to share details about a six-building data center under construction, with the first buildings turning over in early 2027 and plans to boost local jobs and support Claude ISD schools — project revenue is estimated at over $850 million.
Anette Carlisle resigned from the Amarillo College Board of Regents Tuesday evening at AC West campus to spend more time with her family after decades of service and received the CCATT 2026 Outstanding Leadership Award.
The board will accept applications until 5 p.m. on Oct. 23 to fill the vacancy.
AmeriCorps is accepting applications from high school juniors headed into senior year.
Participants in Amarillo will earn money, an education award and class credit while tutoring and gaining community service hours — details are available from school counselors or by calling the program.
Daniella Mendoza, development manager at the Don Harrington Discovery Center, shared her journey from a first-generation upbringing to academic honors at West Texas A&M University & her ongoing work to provide hands-on learning for kids.
Her planned share at Discover! 5.0 was cut due to inclement weather.
Amarillo ISD will host a job fair this Friday at Workforce Panhandle Solutions at 3120 Eddy St. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., where applicants can secure on-the-spot interviews for Child Nutrition Food Services and maintenance roles if they bring their resume + credentials.
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