RHAIA Receives Out of This World Donation

AMARILLO –  Back in 1999, when the crew members of NASA’s STS-96 mission to the International Space Station wanted authentic cowboy/western gear, the astronauts went to the right place. The crew […]

Money for Mowing in Amarillo

AMARILLO –  Summer may be winding down, but the grass is still growing in Amarillo. And the City of Amarillo (COA) has a money-making opportunity for mowers. The City Marshal Office […]

Apply Now for a COA Board/Commission

AMARILLO –  The City of Amarillo (COA) is offering residents an opportunity to particípate in the wide array of services the city provides by applying for a COA board/commission. The city […]

City Plan – Vision 2045 Wins APA Texas Chapter Honor

AMARILLO –  Amarillo has a vision for its future – an award-winning vision. The American Planning Association (APA) Texas Chapter recently announced that the City of Amarillo’s City Plan – Vision 2045 […]

Winners Announced for Every Drop Counts Poster Contest

AMARILLO –  Young artists who captured the significance of Amarillo’s most precious resource – water – were honored at Tuesday’s city council meeting. In what has become an Amarillo tradition, the […]

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