High Plains Ranch

This charming 2023 Jessup home boasts 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, ready for immediate move-in. Enjoy the convenience of all-electric appliances, including a stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher, plus washer and dryer hookups. Call us today to schedule a tour or request more details. Thank you. Se Habla Espanol. RL:37342

Best Mobile Home Park of 2026. Gratitude is extended to all who played a role in this accomplishment. We appreciate our residents and team.

Community parents . No school tomorrow. Stay safe .

Good Evening, Wildcat Parents!

Out of an abundance of caution for tomorrow’s weather event, Xcel Energy will implement Public Safety Power Shutoffs, and the event itself may cause other power outages in the area. There is a strong possibility that we will lose electricity on some, if not all, of our campuses tomorrow, and in the event that we lose power, it will not be a quick turnaround.

If we do lose power tomorrow, we will lose instructional time, and it could prevent our cafeteria staff from preparing meals.

That being said, all classes for River Road ISD will be cancelled tomorrow, February 17, 2026.

Stay Home and Stay Safe, Wildcats!

For your information community .

Xcel Energy says they are preparing for strong winds in Texas and New Mexico on Feb. 17, which may cause power outages and increase wildfire risk. Xcel is looking at possibly conducting a Public Safety Power Shutoff to reduce risk!
If Xcel performs these actions it’s to help prevent wildfires, be prepared for these possible shut offs as far as food in the fridge and other items in the house.

Armendariz Family, we are glad you have chosen us, welcome home.

Welcome Home Jones Family! We were thrilled to help you find your forever home. We are so happy for you and your family.

Come tour this beautiful home !! Available for move in . 3/2 se Habla Espanol.

Mission 2540 has always been a great help in our community. Thank you all for everything you do for us .

At 4:25 p.m., a small but steadily growing group of kids is waiting for Brooks Boyett as he hops out of his truck. As Boyett heads into a community center room at the North Grand Villas Apartments, he asks several kids ‘Is your dad still working?’ as many of their parents were informed a few days before that they no longer had their jobs at Tyson Foods.

Boyett is the founder of Mission 2540, an apartment ministry that serves families in nine low-income multi-housing units in Amarillo and a handful more in Lubbock. The ministry provides after-school activities and care for kids, as well as assistance for their parents with rent, food or other needs.

After noting which families had been affected by the layoffs, Boyett tore open a few packages of air-dry clay for the kids to sculpt and continued talking to them about how their day at school went and what their siblings were up to.

As the kids played with their clay and talked about their day, Boyett spoke with a small group of adults about the needs of the families in the apartments. After a few brief conversations, he shouted for the kids to assemble for a game of Simon Says.

Mission 2540 is named for the bible verse Matthew 25:40, which says, “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me,’” in the New International Version translation.

Read more here: https://amarillotribune.org/2026/01/23/in-pictures-mission-2540-serves-low-income-apartment-communities/

For your info community

Parents and Guardians,

Due to icy roads in the community and around campuses, and the continued low temperatures, we will close schools on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Our top priority is the safety of our students, families, and staff. After carefully reviewing conditions this decision was made to help ensure everyone remains safe. We encourage you to stay home, use caution, and limit travel if possible.
We will continue to monitor weather and road conditions and will share any additional updates through our regular communication channels.

Stay Safe and Warm!

For your information community stay safe.

City of Amarillo Mayor Cole Stanley has declared a local state of disaster due to winter weather and the potential impacts of prolonged snow and cold conditions. This declaration allows the City to take enhanced measures to protect lives, support emergency response efforts, and address damage to property.

What Does This Mean?
- Allows the City to request state and federal assistance if needed.
- Helps ensure public safety and recovery efforts move quickly.
- Remains in effect for up to 7 days unless extended by the Amarillo City Council.
- This declaration is an important step in ensuring Amarillo has the support and flexibility needed to respond to ongoing emergency conditions. Please continue to follow official updates and stay weather aware.

Stay tuned for further information and emergency instructions. For immediate emergencies, call 911