Good morning, Amarillo.

Amarillo resident Kristy Micklesen is spreading kindness by writing letters to strangers as part of her cookbook project; she leaves notes and gift cards around town (to remind recipients someone cares) and invites others to send her uplifting messages (as part of her ongoing campaign).

The Brunch Truck Cafe closed after five years in Amarillo, leaving locals with cherished memories of its unique menu.

The owner thanked patrons (without giving a reason), marking an unexpected end for the popular eatery.

A new 7 Brew coffee shop will open at Hillside and Soncy (5962 Soncy Rd) in Southwest Amarillo.

Construction will begin in April 2027 and finish by September 2027 (project cost is $1.5 million) for a 510 sqft prefabricated store.

Cotton fields in the Texas Panhandle faced extreme heat and an early freeze on Oct.

16 and 17, leaving over 90% of dryland crops lost and prompting producers to file crop insurance claims. Strong cotton prices may influence U.S. supply as growers are hoping for winter rain.

The Martha Root Community Building will hold a graduation ceremony for 16 youth finishing its empowerment program on Sunday, Oct.

25 at United Refugee Services. The nonprofit supports parents and youth to build skills (in collaboration with United Refugee Services and Square Mile Community Development).

Randall County launched a student deputy jail academy in 2024 (with Canyon ISD students) that lets high schoolers earn their Texas jailer license.

The Sheriff’s Office, Canyon ISD and TCOLE finalized an agreement to make this pipeline a statewide model, having already graduated nine students with seven hired.

Amarillo locals have ranked their top 11 Mexican restaurants after reviewing social media opinions.

The list spotlights traditional dishes and invites residents to explore favorite local spots.