easter

I know it is crazy to think about but Easter is coming and if you want your kids to meet the Easter bunny there is a special experience here in Lubbock for it.

You've seen the jelly beans and chocolate bunnies on store shelves. It's time to bite the bullet and start putting together that Easter basket.

These five Lubbock Airbnb stays are available from April 15th through April 17 and will run you less than $100 per night.

It started as a way to put smiles on people's faces during the pandemic and grew into so much more.

During its entire 105 years of existence, the United Family has closed all of its stores for Easter Sunday, and 2021 is no exception.

This month, Smiling Bush is both definitions of Easter Egg.

In the sprit of Easter and the ongoing push for Lubbock citizens to combat the coronavirus, the guys at Lawn Pros have further decorated the iconic bush.

The South Plains Mall has responded to COVID-19 concerns by altering hours of operation in a post on social media. A recent update to the post sharing the new hours indicates that many families will go without an Easter Bunny picture this year.

Seeing trash laying about after a holiday is an annoyance, but seeing an entire park trashed after a holiday is well, trashy!

Among the refuse were beer cans, picnic materials, and lots of Easter-oriented trash (egg cartons, partial plastic eggs, etc.).

Get out to see the Easter Bunny this Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at UMC Family Birth Center.

This is kind of a no brainer, but Lubbock scored exceptionally high on the top cities for Easter list.