Dolly Parton is more than just a country music icon; the Rhinestone Queen of Country was a legend. In this episode of "Let's Talk About It", Andy Justus and Sheryl Proctor cued up some of Parton's greatest hits to discuss her long career and legacy in music, movies, and philanthropy.

School is back in session on the High Plains, and for most students, that means heading back into a traditional classroom. For others looking to explore an alternative, Amarillo Independent School District is among the area districts now offering an online option. 

The idea that "kids can't learn if they're hungry," sparked change through Snack Pak 4 Kids, its volunteers, and the students they serve. Dyron Howell, founder of SP4K, sat down in this edition of "Let's Talk About It" to discuss the rippling impacts of feeding children throughout the High Plains.

Football is back, which means Cowboys fans are once again telling themselves, 'this is the year.' In this episode of "Let's Talk About It," Andy welcomes back former sports director Clint Brakebill to talk Cowboys, concerns, and the reasons fans and foes alike will be paying attention this season. 

“Learn, earn, return," are the lessons Victor Leal learned from his father, and they’ve served as his guiding principles throughout decades of business ownership. In this edition of "Let's Talk About It," Leal sat down with Andy Justus to talk about family, faith, perseverance, and legacy.

For the 50th episode milestone of "Let's Talk About It", KAMR Local 4 News' Andy Justus called up his dear friend and former co-anchor Faith Miller, who agreed to make a return to prime time for a limited engagement.

Roushell Hamilton Jr. is more than just the anchor of KAMR Local 4 News’s Today in Amarillo morning show. He’s a gifted storyteller, a football fan, and a passionate advocate for his community.

Oliver Saddle Shop has been putting their mark on ranches all across Texas for decades. This family-owned business has been around for over 100 years, and there's no sign of it slowing down.

Things are wild at the Amarillo Zoo and Sanctuary, and that involves more than just the animals. The facility’s transition into a nonprofit organization is continuing under the leadership of Stephanie Brady, the founder of Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.

There are moments in life that change everything. For David Elizalde, that moment came in the most heartbreaking way.