Melissa Bartlett

Ever wonder why your delivery order is missing an item? It’s rarely the driver’s fault. An Amarillo Dasher recounts a recent confrontation where a customer accused them of stealing.

Don't let urgency lead to a drained bank account. The latest APD scam alert highlights a phishing tactic where scammers pose as cloud storage providers.

Save your PTO this January! With AISD students out for MLK Day, the Discovery Center is hosting a special one-day camp. From wacky weather science to hands-on experiments, kids will stay busy and learning from 9 am to 4 pm. Pre-care and after-care options are also available for busy parents

The buzz around Bass Pro Shops moving into Amarillo has been electric, but what’s really happening behind the scenes? Let’s break it down.

Amarillo is saying goodbye to the Just Between Friends consignment sale. For nearly a decade, JBF served as a "cool club" where families could recoup costs on outgrown items and buy needed supplies at a discount.

Amarillo is getting a new toddler-friendly destination: Sweet Times Villages. Owner Melanie Jackson recently shared that the "mom lounge/kids' cafe" will feature eight playhouses, a baby area, an indoor road for Little Tikes cars, and eventually a soda bar. An opening date is coming soon!

Beat the January chill at Amarillo Parks and Recreation’s Inflatable Fest! On Jan 17, from 1–6 pm, the Warford Activity Center hosts bounce houses and indoor swimming with a special inflatable.

Amarillo's dining landscape continues to shift as Chicken Express at I-40 and Grand permanently closed on Christmas Eve. This brings the city down to just three locations. While the timing was tough for employees, fans can still find their favorite chicken and tea at the remaining three spots.

Amarillo is down to its final Denny's location. Following the 2024 closure of the Georgia Street site, the Denny's at Exit 76 (Flying J/Airport Blvd) has permanently closed due to rising rent and declining profits

DoorDash just added a post-delivery rating feature, and drivers are already using it to call out low pay.

Amarillo Parks and Recreation is offering a Mini Sports Camp for children ages 3 to 5 at the Warford Activity Center. From January 14–16, kids can try basketball, soccer, and T-ball for just $35. It’s a low-commitment way to see which sport your child enjoys before signing up for a full season.

H.R. Flowers and Gifts, a Canyon staple for 50 years, is closing as owner Glenda Moore announces her retirement. The business is currently for sale and must be moved to a new location. A final inventory and fixture sale will run until February 22nd, following one last Valentine's Day season.