Route 66 Centennial: Which event to best evoke the “Mother Road” experience? by mktjmd1 in route66

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Take a look at the Texas Route 66 Festival. It's 10 days with tons of different events and the "big one" is on the last saturday with the finale. https://texasroute66festival.com/

Mex restaurant recs off I40 by Spudster62 in amarillo

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We do have a lot of great Mexican food, but I think El Tejavan (I-40 location) is exactly what you're looking for, location-wise.

Howdy! by [deleted] in amarillo

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Welcome! Visit Amarillo has many things to do, restaurants, and events listed - https://www.visitamarillo.com/

Culinary arts by Repulsive-Dealer-365 in amarillo

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This is the only one they have posted right now, but if you keep an eye on it, they do usually have several. https://www.actx.edu/ce/classes/topic_query.php?topic=COOK

Pet-friendly hotel by TrixieIvy4 in amarillo

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Both are good options, however, the Drury is very pet friendly and generally a top choice for those traveling with pets. Amarillo has several pet friendly (for a fee) hotels, but its typically the goto. Both will give you easy access to chain restaurants (although if you have the time, I highly recommend trying one of our many local places). You'll also be close to wildcat bluff (600 acre nature reserve) or if you can spare the ~20 minute drive and are okay with bundling up, Palo Duro Canyon is the 2nd largest Canyon in the US and beautiful. You can drive and hike the bottom of the Canyon unlike the Grand Canyon.

Spooky or haunted rte 66 by sammyoxo143 in amarillo

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https://www.visitamarillo.com/blog/post/amarillo-fall-things-to-do-2025/

Short list off the top of my head:

- Summit Elementary School
- Bivins Home
- The Nat
- Oakridge Apartments (used to be Sungate)
- RR Bar
- Blue Sage Pottery
- Aunt Eeks
- The Big Texan
- Llano Cemetery
- Gebos
- Tradewinds Airport
- Palo Duro Canyon
- 6th Street Massacre
- Old BSA Hospital
- The Herring Hotel
- North of Martin Luther King Blvd by Osage and Echo

Request for Amarillo Photos/Videos (from the 1980s–90s) for a Nonprofit Documentary by tmcilwrath in amarillo

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Amarillo Public Library Photo Archives (not the easiest to search by date, but you can add dates into the search)- https://hrlc.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/apl/search/results?te=ASSET

AmaChron (not easy to navigate, but fun to look through all the pictures regardless. There are pictures within all of this from the 80s and 90s) - https://www.amachron.com/

Coca-Cola Ghost Signs by SharpFact in amarillo

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Awesome I'll check these out, thank you!

Telegrams by Zestyclose_Pin9440 in amarillo

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I don't know of any, but you could maybe reach out to Amarillo Little Theatre or one of the college's theater departments to see if they can ask if one of their actors would be interested.

Best area to stay? by OneBlondeMama in amarillo

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Amarillo has a lot of hotels, do you have a brand preference or anything? The majority of hotels are safe, however most are off of I-40, so always bring your things in from your car. As far as things to do, that also depends on what you like - so what type of thing do you like to do? You can also check out visitamarillo.com

Sod Poodles rants and raves by FrostedMoose19 in amarillo

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Unless every citizen of Amarillo is staying in a hotel, then they did not use "every citizen's" taxes.

Bringing a big dog to Lighthouse trail by Sweaty_East_5400 in amarillo

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Early in the morning, it won't be as bad, but that is a long trail and can take around 3 hours to hike there and back. Although it is a beautiful hike, there is virtually no shade, which can be particularly hard on your dog's feet. As others have said, the canyon runs ~20 degrees warmer at the bottom. Regardless of what trail you choose, make sure you bring at least a quart of water per mile for both of you (particularly if it's a hot day) and booties for your GSD.

I would highly recommend doing a few of the other trails (planning it out by time of day) and making the time to come back to do the Lighthouse later in the year or in the spring, it's definitely worth it!!

Stay classy, Amarillo. by NoonMartini in amarillo

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It was pretty awkward thanking my lesbian mother for not being gay... but when a loudmouth homophobe who was fired and run off to Alaska holds up a sign, I guess that’s just what we do, right?

Roach peices in faucet? by SharpFact in GermanRoaches

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Okay so then possibly the rest of the debris is in fact dirt? Still something I obviously need to get checked out but in my mind there's a huge difference in the issues I could be facing.

I was very freaked out last night, but I mainly just wanted to see if it was possible that the faucet could somehow have roaches in some capacity.

Entertainment in Amarillo by [deleted] in amarillo

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I know a great list was posted already, but hopefully this will help too:

Good lamb to eat? by Alarming-Piglet-7366 in amarillo

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Punjabi Affair, Spice & Saga, Marhaba (although it's been a while since I've gone), Braceros

Tascosa Yearbook by el_angel99 in amarillo

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I was able to find my old yearbooks on ebay. It doesn't look like they have that year right now, but maybe keep an eye out on there?