
What Amarillo Residents Say the City Needs Most Right Now
One of the great things about Amarillo is that it is always moving and expanding. At the same time, the city can feel stuck in its ways. It's no secret that the city is growing and new businesses are moving in constantly. However, there are still things residents say Amarillo is missing.
What Amarillo Residents Say the City Needs Most
On any given day, you can almost hear the keyboards of citizens across I-40 as they ask for better, and those voices are hard to ignore
We jumped on social media and scanned through different sites to find out what Amarilloans really want for the Yellow City. It’s a community-driven want list, asking how Amarillo can be better. So we tallied the comments and put together a list of fifteen things Amarillo needs most. We left restaurants off because, well, we’ve seen that list 100 times. Yes, this list does include some of the most obvious businesses we all want.
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Top Things Amarillo Needs According to Residents
Why Amarillo Residents Want More Grocery Store Options
This list is telling. Amarillo residents want a much bigger selection when it comes to grocery shopping. The majority of suggestions revolve around grocery stores and places to buy food.
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Entertainment Options Amarillo Residents Want to See
Entertainment is another big ask from residents. People want more places to go, play, and actually spend time
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Calls for Better City Leadership in Amarillo
Others want to see a change in how the city operates, from the City Council to the community itself. Many are asking for leadership that listens and fixes what needs to be fixed instead of passing the buck back to residents.
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