Nostalgia

From homemade potato chips to a coffee roaster that predates WWII, Amarillo's business history is full of surprises.

Dale Brisby’s Texas Panhandle memories include Amarillo nightlife, legendary bars, and late-night Waffle House stops.

Imagine the thrill of picking out a movie from rows of colorful covers—how does that stack up against today’s one-click streaming?

Amarillo’s Fillmore underpass feels like a mini roller coaster inspiring nostalgia and local memories around motion and childhood drives.

Remember those lazy afternoons spent sipping Icees at the mall? A local favorite is now just a memory, marking the end of an era in Nacogdoches.

If you ever cracked open a Sunkist Cherry Limeade or crushed a Surge after school, this list is about to unlock memories you forgot you had.

They were once our favorite go to restaurants. They're gone now, but we want them to come back,

Picture this: a night out at Red Lobster, feeling like royalty over a plate of shrimp scampi. Those memories still sparkle, don’t they?

Picture this: a town where the '00s still hold sway, and every bar feels like a reunion with old hits. That's Lubbock for you.

In Tech Terrace, the porch isn't just furniture; it's where laughter echoes and stories unfold, reminding us all to savor the simple things in life.

The 70's energy crisis set the Texas oil industry up to make zillions of dollars in the 80's and the rest of the country, and the world, took notice. Rising from the ashes of 70's era inflation and financial woe, Texas was ready to party.

Do you remember these shows?