The public is invited to attend "Dessert & Dialogue with Dana" at five locations during late April and early May.

The Bridge Children's Advocacy Center, the first such center established in Texas, will reaffirm its interagency commitment during a re-signing ceremony.

Alejandra Mendoza, a third-grader at Sunray Elementary, is one of 16 winners out of more than 3,200 entries in a Texas Commission on Environmental Quality art contest.

Kids can explore the scientific side of eggs this Easter with events at the Amarillo Zoo and the Don Harrington Discovery Center.

The annual conference gathers law enforcement, social services, school district counselors and civic organizations during April, which is National Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month.

The Junior League of Amarillo and a team of sponsors will host the free community event on Saturday, April 1, to teach children and their parents about healthy eating and nutrition.

"Women in Industry," this Friday at Amarillo College's East Campus, gives women get hands-on exploration of industrial and automotive careers.

Fewer than 25 percent of Texas teachers are men, according to state data. Through a grant, Amarillo College wants to help recruit more young men into the profession.

Amarillo has participated in the program – funded by the Texas Department of Agriculture – for 18 years. In 2016, the program served about 64,000 meals.

AISD votes to study returning a neighborhood school concept to a north Amarillo neighborhood, which would end desegregation busing done for 45 years.