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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Take a nostalgia lap: Jack Sisemore RV Museum and Storage is a love letter to vintage road life, with restored campers and motorhomes decked out in era-perfect memorabilia, plus classic motorcycles and cars.
Polish your short game: Classic parkland layout, impeccably maintained greens and an 18-hole championship track with world-class practice spots make Amarillo Country Club Greens the move when you need a midweek reset.
A hidden cocktail hideaway: Tommy Guns Speakeasy brings a little Prohibition-era intrigue to Amarillo, with handcrafted cocktails, elevated bourbon selections, and a thoughtfully designed spot for a night out or private event.
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The five stories Amarillo readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry has lost his seat on the board of directors for Fermi, a planned power and data center company he co-founded.
Full story at click2houston.com ↗
The West Texas A&M University Police Department released a video of one of the nation's tallest wind turbines, a Goldwind smart turbine, falling in Canyon.
Full story at myhighplains.com ↗
Class 1 Barbeque, a popular food truck in Amarillo, has officially opened a sit-down restaurant in their new location at 2028 Paramount.
Full story at 987thebomb.com ↗
Texas Comptroller Don Huffines is urging Texans to check the state’s unclaimed property database, which contains over $12.5 billion currently waiting for its rightful owners.
Full story at comptroller.texas.gov ↗
The recent rainfall in Amarillo caused significant disruption, with streets flooded, John Stiff Park underwater, and playa lakes in the area burgeoning.
Full story at kisselpaso.com ↗
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