Amarillo Globe-News

The Amarillo Globe-News is a daily publication located in Amarillo, Texas, and is part of Gannett's media group. While the newspaper's offices are situated in the FirstBank Southwest Tower in downtown Amarillo, its printing operations take place at a facility in Lubbock.

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Nune Perez Q&A: Council Place 3 candidate advocates for long-term solutions

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.
Join the 9th Annual Shi Lee's Easter Egg Hunt for family fun at Bones Hooks Park

4 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.
WTAMU women's basketball adds former Canyon, Frenship standouts in transfer portal

6 days ago | amarillo.com | Randall Sweet

The transfer portal has been good to West Texas A&M's basketball team in the past week. Josh Prock and the Lady Buffs added two players from the region, including one from the Texas Panhandle, who should be solid options for the team next season. On Wednesday, WT welcomed former Canyon High School star Kenadee Winfrey, who spent the past four seasons at UNLV.
Avoiding a cat-astrophe when giving feline a pill: Follow these dos and don’ts

6 days ago | amarillo.com | Marina Pitofsky

Pet owners should consult with their veterinarian to understand the proper way to administer medication to their cat. Veterinarians can provide demonstrations and guidance on how to safely and effectively give pills to cats. Creating a calm and comfortable environment, using treats or brushing, can help reduce stress for both the cat and owner during medication time. Felines are famously fickle creatures, and giving them medication can be challenging for experienced and novice pet owners alike.
Bushland track's Slade Perry voted Happy State Bank High School Athlete of the Week

6 days ago | amarillo.com | Randall Sweet

Bushland track athlete Slade Perry has been voted the Happy State Bank High School Athlete of the Week for April 6-13. Perry won three events at the area track meet, finishing first in the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash in addition to helping the Falcons' 4x100-meter relay team earn a gold medal as well. Lewter received 1,950 of the 3,164 votes cast, which was 61.34% of total votes.
Lone Star Ballet revives powerful ‘Cleopatra’ in Amarillo

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.
Tim Reid Q&A: Council Place 1 candidate suggests public-private partnerships for projects

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.
Texas Lottery results: Pick 3, Pick 4 winning numbers for April 17, 2025

6 days ago | amarillo.com | Maria Cortes Gonzalez |María Cortés González |Maria Gonzalez

Maria Cortes GonzalezThe Texas Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at April 17, 2025, results for each game:Pick 3Morning: 6-4-9, FIREBALL: 7Day: 1-8-1, FIREBALL: 5Evening: 2-6-0, FIREBALL: 3Night: 0-3-5, FIREBALL: 0Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here. Pick 4Morning: 7-1-1-1, FIREBALL: 0Day: 1-2-3-7, FIREBALL: 6Evening: 4-3-0-4, FIREBALL: 3Night: 0-7-1-0, FIREBALL: 0Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Tom Scherlen Q&A: Place 3 councilmember hopes to build on foundation set over past 2 years

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.
David Castellon hoping to 'raise the bar' as West Plains' next girls basketball coach

1 week ago | amarillo.com | Randall Sweet

On Wednesday afternoon, Canyon ISD formally announced David Castellon as the next girls basketball coach at West Plains. Castellon steps into a new role after spending the last three years as an assistant coach for the Lady Wolves. The Panhandle High School graduate began his coaching career in Spearman before taking over at Spur High School, where he was the head girls basketball coach from 2017-2022.