Holidays

Believe it or not, Texas is becoming a leader in Christmas tree farming, a surprising twist for a state known for its heat.

In West Texas, the debate over stuffing versus dressing may spark some friendly banter, but it’s the warmth and hospitality that truly define our Thanksgiving spirit.

Prepare for a hair-raising adventure exploring haunted spots in Texas this spooky season.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is on high alert this July 4th, reminding everyone to buckle up and drive responsibly during the holiday festivities.

Christmas décor hit the shelves at the same time as the fall decorations... What's your opinion on the matter?

Social media feeds are being flooded with fall content including Halloween preparation, recipes, bucket lists, and more. We are also seeing fall décor starting to hit the shelves at places like Michael’s and Hobby Lobby.

The 4th of July has passed, but firework season still seems to be going strong in Texas. If you are done with the explosive fun but still have some fireworks left over that you don’t want to waste, then go ahead and store them until next year.

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.

If you aren’t a dog owner, then you likely don’t understand why this is extra obnoxious. Having a dog during firework season is like having a ball of anxiety attached to you that either shakes so hard your teeth chatter, yells so loud you can’t hear yourself think, or breaks your fence and runs away.

June 16th is Father’s Day this year, and there are all sorts of fun things you can do to celebrate.

Whenever you are looking to make plans with your friends and family on the weekend, but aren’t sure what you want to do, these last-minute plans are for you.

Whether you want to shop for the perfect Mother’s Day gift, grab some brunch, have a crafting date, or something else, there are many events happening in Lubbock to celebrate all the moms of the Hub City.