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AAMW Offering Free Pet Microchips

AMARILLO – The City of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Department (AAMW) is making it easier for lost pets to find their way home – without ever stepping foot in a […]

Council Schedules Meeting for Monday

AMARILLO – Amarillo City Council will have a special meeting Monday (September 30) at 11 a.m. in council chambers in Room 302 of city hall. The special meeting is open to […]

Water Main Project Set for North Heights

AMARILLO – The first phase of a water infrastructure project for the North Heights neighborhood is scheduled to begin October 1. City of Amarillo (COA) Water Utilities Department Crews will be […]

ANTC Recognizes Sectional Champions

AMARILLO –  A men’s tennis team that calls the Amarillo National Tennis Center home will compete for a national championship. The team recently captured the Men’s 4.0 2024 USTA League Sectional […]

Spill Contained at Lift Station

AMARILLO – An unauthorized discharge of untreated wastewater has been contained at the lift station at 7100 Cliffside. The discharge contained 945,000 gallons of untreated wastewater. The discharge began on Monday […]

Amarillo’s Gateway Arches to Get Upgrade

AMARILLO –  What has become the landmark entrance/exit to downtown Amarillo will be receiving an upgrade. The Center City Gateway Arches Restoration Project will begin Saturday (Sept. 21) at four locations. […]

Mayoral News Conference Set for 4 p.m.

AMARILLO –  Mayor Cole Stanley has scheduled a news conference for 4 p.m. today (September 17) regarding the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation and the RANGE. The news conference will be in […]

Seasons Change – Mosquito Awareness Remains

AMARILLO – Summer may be winding down, but the Amarillo community must stay vigilant against the dangers posed by mosquitoes and West Nile virus. “With kids back in school, it is […]

City Plan – Vision 2045 Wins Triple Crown

AMARILLO –  Amarillo’s vision for the future has pulled off a rare trifecta – winning a Triple Crown. City Plan – Vision 2045 is a comprehensive plan identifying the Amarillo community’s […]

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