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A proposed ordinance change allowing for alcohol to be served on private property within Amarillo’s Route 66 historic district is believed to aid the future of festivals.
Online features impacted include online payments, the viewing of online inspection reports and providing copies of reports of inspected facilities.
The city of Amarillo has seen an increase in mosquito activity due to recent rain; to reduce the effects the city has released recommendations.
More Restaurants In Amarillo? Bring It On! Well, Amarillo, get ready because we're about get even more it would appear. Despite restaurants struggling to find people to hire and a global pandemic still in full swing, Amarillo's Public Health District has seen an increase in operational permit requests. So what does all that mean? Well simply put, it means more restaurants are asking to stay in business or add on to an existing franchise. It also means that restaurants we don't have in the Amarillo area are trying to come in. We mentioned awhile back about the old On The Border becoming a Twin...
Amarillo bars weigh benefits of food service as city prepares to reinstate regulations VIDEO: Amarillo bars weigh benefits of food service as city prepares to reinstate regulations By Penny Kmitt | March 9, 2021 at 6:14 AM CST - Updated March 9 at 9:42 AM AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - As Texas prepares to reopen after nearly a year of occupancy limitations put in place due to COVID-19, the City of Amarillo plans to reinstate regulations that were loosened to allow bars to serve food during the height of the pandemic. Throughout the pandemic, bars were only permitted to open if they qualified...