Good morning, Amarillo.

United Supermarkets and Kellanova donated $10,000 to support the Amarillo College food pantry on Wednesday morning — the donation will help provide non-perishable food and toiletries to enrolled students and employees in need.

Retired Walt and Marla Davis found a perfect volunteer opportunity with the APEV program—designed to keep handicapped parking spots free while offering a flexible schedule.

Although health issues caused them to stop volunteering, they encourage others to help serve the community.

Amarillo League of Women Voters will celebrate its 75th anniversary on Oct.

4 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at AmTech Career Academy, 3601 Plains Boulevard, with food, community and educational presentations — tickets must be purchased by Sept. 26.

An Amarillo DoorDash driver noticed a Burger King order that included a donation to the BK Foundation as an extra item—marking the first time he saw this in his two years of dashing.

He wondered if other restaurants will soon offer this option while feeling relieved that he still received a tip.

Repairs continue at the Soncy medical complex after flooding forced many businesses out in August—crews are removing damaged materials and replacing a ruptured fire line to prevent future damage.

The property owner said tenant suites will be ready for reoccupancy within 90 days.

Amarillo’s Cadillac Ranch was repainted red on September 20 to honor political activist Charlie Kirk whose memorial service was held on September 21, as messages of unity and gratitude were left by visitors.

The tribute, created by David Castro and Cristen Winter Huber, will last one week before the installation returns to its original multicolor display.

An Amarillo federal judge removed two WT students from a lawsuit alleging that President Walter Wendler erred in canceling a drag show because the students had left the school—Spectrum WT will continue with the suit to block similar decisions.

An appeal in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals awaits further action on the case.

Canyon ISD hosted Agriculture Days for fourth grade students this week.

The event featured stations on animals, crops, and farming led by local experts — including high school volunteers who explained where food like milk and beef comes from.

WT Homecoming 2025 weeklong celebration themed Wild West Texas will begin Friday, Sept.

26 in Canyon and will feature events for students and alumni—such as an alumni dinner on Oct. 2, a music concert, and a parade culminating with a football game on Oct. 4 at campus venues. The festivities will include tailgating, sports challenges, and public broadcasts to engage the local community.

At Canyon ISD's Agriculture Day, more than 1,600 fourth graders from 10 elementary schools experienced hands-on learning with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension as they explored crops, animals, soil, and food production while moving through booths covering beef, wheat, cow milking and honey production. School staff said the event aimed to inspire local students to consider farming as a future career.

Today, the Amarillo Fire Department deployed its Wildland Team for a wildfire standby assignment in Mineral Wells lasting 14 days — the four-member crew is ready to assist as crews statewide face 19 active wildfires over the past week.

Potter County commissioners postponed awarding a new body-transport contract on Sept.

22—extending the current deal with Jobe Mortuary Services—after funeral directors raised concerns when two justices of the peace bypassed the exclusive provider for free services. A working group led by a local funeral home owner will meet soon to design a fair bidding process that protects families and taxpayers.

The Amarillo Police Department invites the public and law enforcement families to join a suicide prevention awareness walk scheduled for Friday, Sept 26 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 200 SE 3rd St—the event offers hydration and food trucks to support officer wellness.

Blue Bell has released its newest flavor—Classic Pecan Pie—an ice cream meant for fall and holiday tables; Texans who love pecan pie will find this treat available at many local stores.

Zach Williams with We The Kingdom Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Amarillo Civic Center Complex — Ticket info available — Experience an uplifting evening of music with Zach Williams and We The Kingdom.

OpenShift Fundamentals Training

Mon, Oct 6 – Wed, Oct 8 — Amarillo College — Cost information not provided — Enhance your software development skills with this Linux-focused training class.

Amarillo International Film Festival

6-9 p.m. — Arts in the Sunset — Check website for ticket info — Celebrate global cinema with independent films, director panels, and industry insights.

Cottonwood Faire

10 AM – 6 PM — Thompson Memorial Park — Enjoy a variety of entertainment and food — Experience medieval combat, interact with characters, and relish festival fare at Amarillo's Renaissance faire.

Neon Slugfest - Calling All Slug Bugs Car Show

Get ready to glow at NEON SLUGFEST: Our 12th Annual Car Show happening Saturday, October 18th at Street Volkswagen! Live music, food trucks, prizes, face painting & more. It's free to register at streetvw.com

Autocross Event #5

8:30 a.m. — Westgate Mall — $35 SCCA Members, $45 Non-members — Experience the thrill of racing while helping set up the course at this exciting autocross event.

Motown: Back in the Day, Here to Stay

7-10:30 p.m. — The Bliss Venue — Tickets available — Experience a soul-stirring celebration of Motown music with electrifying performances from premier R&B groups.