Halloween

Spooky season has officially started now that Lubbock's At Home has stocked their shelves with lots of fun Halloween stuff.

One show that I haven't taken the time to watch yet happens to be the most favorite spooky TV show for Texans. The team at CenturyLinkQuote.com analyzed data to determine each state's favorite spooky TV show.

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

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.

Here are some Trunk-or-Treat events that I found for your family to enjoy around the Lubbock area.

Lubbock's free Red Raider Trunk or Treat is set to happen on Halloween night (Thursday, October 31st, 2019) at 6 p.m. before the Red Raiders soccer game gets underway at the John Walker Soccer Complex on the Texas Tech campus.
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We're just stunned that Nightmare On 19th Street's little trick or treat event has received such support.

Pets look absolutely adorable in costumes all the time but Halloween is the perfect excuse to go ahead and try one out on your furry best friend. Whether you're planning to coordinate costumes with your kids, just you, or letting your pet steal the spotlight, here are some costumes that are gua…

Lubbock Parks and Recreation Department announced the date and time for the department's first Mae Simmons Trunk-or-Treat event.

This year the experts in making your skin crawl have added Krampus to the mix with an all new haunt for those of us who enjoy Nightmare on 19th Street as an annual family tradition.