Goodwill Industries of Northwest Texas is launching its Pathways to Success Program, giving 12 Estacado High School students paid on-the-job training, leadership development, and career readiness skills.
Amarillo youth baseball teams will play through the night this weekend while honoring Jaxson Mendoza and supporting scholarships through a special tournament.
FM90 is turning 50! Join Amarillo College on July 9 at 4 PM at Parcells Hall to celebrate five decades of community radio. Enjoy a live set by Electric Evan, station tours, and share your favorite memories in their dedicated interview room
Need weekend plans for your teens? The Maverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo is hosting a free Neon Party on June 26 from 6:30 PM to Midnight! Enjoy free food, games, and neon vibes in a safe environment.
Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith is pushing Texas lawmakers to ban Bitcoin ATMs and cryptocurrency kiosks after a wave of scam cases, including one that cost an East Texas woman $13,000.
Discover a beautiful lavender farm just two hours from El Paso where visitors can pick their own lavender, enjoy special events, and experience stunning purple fields.
Camp Mystic has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy nearly one year after the devastating Texas Hill Country flood that claimed the lives of 25 campers and two counselors. The camp owner also died in the flood.
Plainview Animal Management shares crucial safety tips to protect sensitive pets from loud July 4th fireworks, including microchipping, closing windows, and utilizing inexpensive ThunderShirts.
Lubbock County is sharing essential firework rules and safety tips ahead of July 4th. Discover where lighting fireworks is illegal, age restrictions for buying them, and how to prevent rising wildfire risks this summer.
As summer settles in, Lubbock residents are transforming into heat-adapted creatures, strategizing everything from parking spots to dinner plans. Let's unpack these hilarious coping mechanisms.
A personal story of transformation sheds light on the struggles many local teens face. It’s a reminder that our youth need more than just accountability.