Christmas

If you are like me and want a taste of Christmas joy within the burning summer, then you will be excited for an event coming to Lubbock’s YWCA.

Yes, the lights are still on the house, the tree is still up, and I currently don’t have a set plan on when I will be taking them down.

After waking up on Christmas Eve, her family found ‘little black dots’ covering the floor around the tree.

The only struggle of loving Christmas décor so much, is figuring out when the best time is to take it all down.

From last-minute shopping to family fun, there is a little something for everyone.

After asking a variety of Texas women their opinions, I curated a short list of the 5 most common gifts women don’t want to receive this Christmas.

From how you open gifts to the kinds of activities you do, there are so many unique and sentimental ways to celebrate.

From food-themes to bedazzled nightmares, there is a wide variety of ornaments you can look at and think, “Dang, that’s ugly!”

Celebrate the season with free events in the South Plains. Take the kids to Santa Carlson's Toys-To-Go, Miss Megan's Make Room, and to see the Grinch.

It is the holiday season and one of the most popular (and cheap) gifts from white elephant office parties is...yes, you guessed it...a scented candle! So, the big question today is "What is the most popular scented candle in Texas?"

Silent Wings Museum is hosting a family friendly event, Holidays on the Homefront! Participate in activities such as making gingerbread houses and paper snowflakes.

Discover the tamales that make Lubbock unique! Learn more about local favorites on the Hub City Tamale Trail from local businesses and big businesses.