Halloween

It looks like after his initial scare he took it pretty well. I'm sure it won't be the last time he's surprised by walking and talking Halloween decorations.

Lubbock's favorite "Smiling Bush" is now dressed in his (her?) Halloween costume, Frankenstein's Monster, complete with pumpkins and spooky blow-up characters.

Some cities are considering banning Trick-Or-Treat this year due to the pandemic.

Pumpkin picking fun is on the way at the 18th Annual Pumpkin Patch hosted by First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Lubbock (7702 Indiana Avenue) on September 26th from 12 noon to 7:30 pm according to their FaceBook page. This big event with so many years of history is an absolute fun-filled Lubbock tradition...

We worked with the City of Lubbock to ensure a safe night out for those of you who love spooky things. We have been award the Lubbock Safe seal of approval.

They say couples who have been together a long time start to look like each other?

The costume wins his seal of approval.

Lubbock native Topher Covarrubio is a little 'extra' when it comes to Halloween.

The Florida Georgia Line singer and his crew are winning Halloween with this adorable ensemble.

You simply have to see Willa Gray and Ada James' cute pumpkin pajamas!

Lubbock's Resthaven Funeral Home & Memorial Park has temporarily lifted some cemetery restrictions and extended park hours in observation of Dia de los Muertos.

The Eddy Kruger, now available at Picoso's Mexican Kitchen, is the perfect drink for the season and the region.