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3 days ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Editor's note: The Amarillo Globe-News is running several Q&As involving Amarillo city candidates ahead of the upcoming May 3 election, with early voting starting April 22. The first three involved the race for mayor, and the next series will focus on the city council. Look for more of these questionnaires to run in future editions of the Globe-News.
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5 days ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Tremaine Brown, owner of Shi Lee’s BBQ and Soul Food and founder of The Vessel of Humanity and Compassion, is inviting residents from all over the Texas Panhandle to join him for the 9th Annual City-Wide Easter Egg Hunt April 20, starting at 1 p.m. at Bones Hooks Park. This much-anticipated event has become a tradition for families in Amarillo and the surrounding communities, thanks to the support of local sponsors and the generosity of community members.
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6 days ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
A timeless tale of power, passion, and betrayal returns to the High Plains this spring as Lone Star Ballet revives its entrancing “Cleopatra.”With a unique blend of classical and contemporary choreography — and music by Golden Globe- and Academy Award–nominated composer Claude-Michel Schönberg — audiences can witness Cleopatra’s legendary alliances, triumphs, and tragic end in the Lone Star Ballet's production, to be staged April 25–26 at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex Auditorium.
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6 days ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Editor's note: The Amarillo Globe-News is running several Q&As involving Amarillo city candidates ahead of the upcoming May 3 election, with early voting starting April 22. The first three involved the race for mayor, and the next series will focus on the city council. Look for more of these questionnaires to run in future editions of the Globe-News.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Michael Cuviello
Editor's note: The Amarillo Globe-News is running several Q&As involving Amarillo city candidates ahead of the upcoming May 3 election, with early voting starting April 22. The first three involved the race for mayor, and the next series will focus on the city council. Look for more of these questionnaires to run in future editions of the Globe-News.
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1 week ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Editor's note: The Amarillo Globe-News is running several Q&As involving Amarillo city candidates ahead of the upcoming May 3 election, with early voting starting April 22. The first three involved the race for mayor, and the next series will focus on the city council. Look for more of these questionnaires to run in future editions of the Globe-News.
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1 week ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Netflix saddles up for a sweeping romantic drama with “Ransom Canyon,” premiering April 17. Marking the first television adaptation of Jodi Thomas’ work, the series draws from the opening book of her acclaimed 11-book saga. Spanning 10 episodes, it follows three ranching families in the fictional Crossroads — a nod to the real Ransom Canyon near Lubbock — battling corporate developers and buried secrets that threaten their close-knit community.
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1 week ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
The Amarillo Little Theatre is presenting "33 Variations," a poignant and intellectually engaging play by Moisés Kaufman, that delves into the mysteries of Beethoven's legendary Diabelli Variations. The play connects the lives of two individuals across 200 years — Ludwig van Beethoven, in his final years, and Dr. Katherine Brandt, a musicologist confronting ALS — and examines their shared obsession with the same piece of music. The production continues April 17-19.
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1 week ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Yellow City Comic Con (YC3) drew thousands of fans to the Amarillo Civic Center last weekend for three action-packed days of pop culture celebration. The event featured exciting panels, cosplay contests, and exclusive merchandise, offering fans the chance to meet celebrity guests and explore themed booths. It was a vibrant gathering that brought together comic book lovers, film enthusiasts, and all types of pop culture fans for an unforgettable experience.
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1 week ago | 
amarillo.com | Michael Cuviello
Amarillo Thomas Creek Medical Center honored former POWs, including U.S. Army veteran Dan McKinney, for National Former POW Recognition Day. McKinney, captured during the Korean War, endured a brutal 58-day, 300-mile march to a POW camp. While a POW, McKinney formed a lifelong friendship with Medal of Honor recipient Hiroshi “Hershey” Miyamura. McKinney's story highlights the hardships of war, including separation from loved ones and the struggle for survival.
