Great prices! Seriously, $1 all clothes. Large wall clocks, 3.99. Worthy charity too! Good items…read more The people who run the place are super nice. They aim to move items quickly, so they can get different items out on the floor. A win for the customers and for the charity.

Cruising down the highway outside Amarillo, I caught sight of something that made me hit the…read morebrakes--a towering cowboy frozen mid-stride, rifle in one hand and a steely stare aimed at the Texas sky. Meet the Second Amendment Cowboy: part roadside legend, part fiberglass icon, and all swagger. He stands tall beside a trio of jacked-up Cadillacs, each one decked out with mannequin passengers like Elvis, Willie Nelson, and John Wayne on their way to a honky-tonk showdown. It's wild, weird, and absolutely wonderful. I couldn't help but laugh -- it's one of those places that feels like Texas decided to bottle its personality and plant it in the dirt for everyone to gawk at. I snapped a photo, gave the cowboy a nod, and drove off feeling like I'd just shaken hands with roadside Americana at its most bold.

Another roadside America stop…read more We came in the morning, in December, which put the sun behind the statue, not great light conditions for taking photos. So maybe come in the afternoon if you can when the sun will be on his face. Located just down the road from the Cadillac Ranch, this is a quick drive by photo op if you don't have a lot of time, or pull over for some close-up pics. Happy motoring!

When you get a call no parent should ever receive -- the call that your child is gone -- your world…read moreshatters and you don't even know where to begin. I got that call on a Monday, and on top of the heartbreak, another complication hit: my son had passed away in Albuquerque, New Mexico. After calling multiple funeral homes in Albuquerque and gathering prices, I started calling funeral homes in Amarillo. The moment I spoke with Candice at Shafer Mortuary, everything changed. She immediately said, "Let me take care of everything from start to finish and take this off your hands." And she meant every word. Candice arranged for my son to be embalmed in Albuquerque, then personally drove all the way there, picked him up, and brought him home. She gave us the chance to have a short, meaningful viewing with him before cremation. She handled every single detail, start to finish, with compassion, professionalism, and genuine care. What amazed me even more is that she charged us the same amount as if we had done everything in Albuquerque -- no extra fees, no surprises, just kindness. To Candice and Eric: thank you for taking care of Dallas, and for making an unbearable situation easier, seamless, and far less expensive than it could have been. Your compassion will stay with us forever.

They were very courteous when picking up the body. They handled everything professionally. The…read moreobituary was beautifully written.

An absolutely beautiful old building!! It was built in the 30's and renovated completely in 2000…read more My niece had her Wedding Reception in the famous Auditorium on the 11th floor and it was wonderful! Many Kudos to Amarillo for preserving a part of their history instead of tearing it down!

The Amarillo Music Society holds concerts in the auditorium. The beautiful building is a wonderful…read morehistorical setting to hear classical music. I definitely think it enhanced the experience of a night out. I also though the acoustics of the room were great. I only wish more events were in the building so everyone could enjoy the preservation of something so lovely.

This was a cool little fine that a fellow camper told us about this morning, so we decided to swing…read moreby here this afternoon. It is a free museum that is filled with many RV, voting, motorcycles and autos. Many of the RVs are from the 1950s era and are quite interesting to step into. He has also many cooking items, canisters anything you can imagine that vitamin used during that time for camping. It looks like he also runs a storage business on the side The museum itself is free but he does accept donations at the door. If you are a camper and you would like to see some of the history and what camping look like back in the 50s and 60s, this is a fascinating stop.

Beautiful ppl sharing the love of Christ. Wonderful Godly family. Carolyn has been such a blessing…read moreto me and my family. Love Freedom House!

My son passed away at a 39 years old. He always wanted to be cremated. this was new territory on…read moremany fronts for me. Blakely from Boxwell Brothers explained everything so clearly that we knew what to expect to some degree. At the crematorium I thought we would be setting in the parking lot as they took my son inside and that would be it. It was so much more. They allowed us to be very near as he was put into the retort. The door to the building was respectfully and gracefully lowered and we could have stood outside for as long as we wanted. The experience was not what I expected, it was a 1000 times better. Thank you Blakely and Boxwell Brothers.

Thank you to Boxwell Brothers for the peaceful transition from Earth to the final resting place for…read moreso many. The chapel is lovely and very inviting. I have attended many services at this place.

RST is truly an inspiring organization. The staff and volunteers here are incredible and I'm lucky…read moreto be involved. If you are interested in immigration issues or just human rights, look into RST.