Biblical Botox Women’s Conference
“Who satisfies your desires with good things so that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s.”
Psalm 103:5
Date & Time
April 25, 2026
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location
Martha’s Home
1401 S Madison St
Amarillo, TX 79102
Speakers
Keynote Speaker: Courtanye Richard
Host & Session Speaker: Laura Boyd
Master of Ceremonies: Kris King
About the Event
Join women from churches, shelters, recovery programs, and the community for a powerful day of healing, encouragement, and spiritual renewal.
The Biblical Botox Conference focuses on renewing the heart, mind, and spirit through God’s truth.
Contact Information
806-340-7022
www.marthashome.org
Blessings,
Laura Boyd
Case Manager
806-372-4035
1204 S.W. 18th Avenue
Martha’s Home
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Welcome Pardner Client/ Guest Networking Breakfast. Reservations Required!!
📍 Teddy Jack’s – 5080 Coulter St S, Amarillo, TX 79119
🕗 8:00 AM-9:30 AM
Contact: DJ Stubben Welcome Pardner dj@welcomepardner.com 806-356-1555 (office)
🍳 $10 breakfast buffet
Join us for the public grand opening of Dinosaurs in Motion, produced by Imagine Exhibitions, THIS SUNDAY with members-only experiences!
Tree Giveaway at Thompson Park TODAY!
Thompson Park (Area #36)
April 24th, 2026 | 12pm
Two trees per car
Sponsored by Phillips 66 and Trees for Texas
In celebration of Arbor Day, we’re giving away 700 5-gallon trees. Species include Arborvitae, Arizona Cypress, Vitex, Shumard Oak, and Bald Cypress. Please expect heavy traffic in the park during this time. We will not give away trees to those who walk up. This is a drive-through program, only.
Please look at the map to see where exactly we’ll be and where the line will start. We recommend entering on the south side of the park by the new inclusive playground and looping around W Chaparral Rd.
Trees will be given away on a first-come, first served basis, while supplies last.
ILLUSIONS AFTER DARK
Amarillo’s Most Unique Night Out
Step into a world where the impossible happens just inches away.
Illusions After Dark isn’t just a magic show… it’s an experience.
Inside an intimate 25-seat theatre, you’ll witness astonishing sleight of hand, mind-reading, and unforgettable moments of magic happening right in front of you. No big stage. No camera tricks. Just real magic—up close and personal.
Expect:
Impossible illusions
Mind-reading that feels a little too real
Clean comedy and audience interaction
Live animals and unexpected surprises
Whether you’re planning a date night, a night out with friends, or simply looking for something completely different… this is the show people keep talking about.
Limited to just 25 seats per performance
(Every seat feels like the front row… because it basically is.)
Showtimes:
Friday & Saturday at 7:00 PM
Texas Rangers Baseball Schedule for March & April 2026
Thursday, March 26th – 2:00pm – Rangers at Philadelphia Phillies
Saturday, March 28th – 2:30pm – Rangers at Philadelphia Phillies
Sunday, March 29th – 12:30pm – Rangers at Philadelphia Phillies
Monday, March 30th – 5:00pm – Rangers at Baltimore Orioles
Tuesday, March 31st – 5:00pm – Rangers at Baltimore Orioles
Friday, April 3rd – 2:00pm – Cincinnati Reds at Rangers (Home Opener)
Saturday, April 4th – 5:30pm – Cincinnati Reds at Rangers
Sunday, April 5th – 1:00pm – Cincinnati Reds at Rangers
Monday, April 6th – 6:30pm – Seattle Mariners at Rangers
Tuesday, April 7th – 6:30pm – Seattle Mariners at Rangers
Friday, April 10th – 8:30pm – Rangers at Los Angeles Dodgers
Saturday, April 11th – 7:30pm – Rangers at Los Angeles Dodgers
Sunday, April 12th – 2:30pm – Rangers at Los Angeles Dodgers
Monday, April 13th – 8:00pm – Rangers at (?) Athletics
Tuesday, April 14th – 8:00pm – Rangers at Athletics
Wednesday, April 15th – 8:00pm – Rangers at Athletics
Friday, April 17th – 8:00pm – Rangers at Seattle Mariners
Saturday, April 18th – 5:30pm – Rangers at Seattle Mariners
Sunday, April 19th – 2:30pm – Rangers at Seattle Mariners
Tuesday, April 21st – 6:30pm – Pittsburgh Pirates at Rangers
Wednesday, April 22nd – 6:30pm – Pittsburgh Pirates at Rangers
Thursday, April 23rd – 6:30pm – Pittsburgh Pirates at Rangers
Friday, April 24th – 6:30pm – Athletics at Rangers
Saturday, April 25th – 5:30pm – Athletics at Rangers
Sunday, April 26th – 1:00pm – Athletics at Rangers
Monday, April 27th – 6:30pm – New York Yankees at Rangers
Tuesday, April 28th – 6:30pm – New York Yankees at Rangers
Please note: When the broadcast start time is on the half-hour, log starts at the next hour. Example: 5:30pm – Start the log at 6pm.
Tim Butler
KGNC-AM
NewsDay Amarillo Host
806-351-8566
April 25th, we observe National Telephone Day. Around the world, there are over 9.82 billion mobile phones. And while some predicted the landline to be obsolete by
2020, there are still about 931 million landlines
around the world.
February 14, 1876, Marcellus Bailey, one of Bell’s attorneys, rushed into the U.S. Patent office in Boston to file the patent for what would be the telephone.
Later the same day, Elisha Gray filed a patent caveat for a similar device. A caveat is an intent to file for a patent.
There was also a third contender. Antonio Meucci filed a caveat in
November of 1871 for a talking telegraph but failed to renew the caveat due to hardships.
Because Bell submitted his record first, the patent office awarded Bell the patent on March 7, 1876. Gray contested this decision in court, but without success.
Born March 3, 1847, in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, Bell taught at a boys’ boarding school. The sounds of speech were an integral part of his life. His father
developed a “Visible Speech” system for deaf students to communicate. Bell would later become a friend and benefactor of Helen Keller.
Three days after the patent was approved, Bell spoke the first words by
Three days after the patent was approved, Bell spoke the first words by telephone to his assistant. “Mr. Watson, come here! I want to see you!”
By May, Bell and his team stood prepared for a public demonstration. And there would be no better place than the grand stage of the World’s Fair in Philadelphia. On May 10, 1876, in a crowded Machinery Hall, a man’s voice transmitted from a small horn and carried out through a speaker to the audience. One year later, the White House installed its first phone. The telephone revolution began.
Bell Telephone Company
was founded on July 9, 1877, and they installed the first public telephone lines from Boston to Sommerville, Massachusetts, the same year. By the end of the decade, nearly 50,000 phones existed in the United States. In May of 1967, phone companies across the country installed the 100 millionth telephone line.