Amarillo residents gathered to break bread and give thanks at venues around the city on Thanksgiving. From a meal for those in need and volunteers at the Salvation Army to the annual holiday meal at the Big Texan, many in the community gathered Thursday to partake in the national day of thanks.
This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: Thanksgiving in Amarillo: Community gathers for feasts, to give thanks
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