pumpkins

33 mugshots of individuals arrested and booked into the Lubbock County Detention Center during the week of October 30 - November 5, 2023

It's October and everyone is getting ready for Halloween by buying candy and costumes but you can't forget about the pumpkins but you might buy two this year.

Join HubCity Slaps and Cactus Cat Studios as they partner together to host their very first Pumpkin Painting Party.

One group is making sure that old pumpkins are not going to waste and given a new life, in the afterlife.

There are now some viral hacks going around the internet about how to utilize your time better and make dealing with the great pumpkin even easier.

At'l Do Farms officially opens Saturday, September 17th and one of their attractions is best seen this month.

Tony Dighera is a farmer in Fillmore, California, and he figured out a way to grow pumpkins in a mold that makes them look just like Frankenstein's monster. They're tall, narrow, and have the monster face molded right into them.

Awhhhh pumpkins.  One could say my love for pumpkins is similar to love 'Bubba' has for shrimp in Forrest Gump!

Like it or not, fall is here, (pretty much, let's not get technical about it, okay?). We all know what that means -- hot apple cider, digging out your sweaters from the back of the closet, and people going on and on about how much they love pumpkin spice lattes.

Between your foolproof stencil of Justin Bieber's face and an endless supply of premium 99 cent carving tools, you probably envisioned yourself minutes away from that dreamy pop star pumpkin glowing all over your neighbors' jealous faces. What could go wrong?

If you're planning to go around smashing jack-o-lanterns on Monday, maybe this will help get that anti-social pumpkin hatred out of your system. Someone smashed a bunch of them, and filmed it in super slow-motion. And here's a bonus: The YouTube video also shows each one in reverse...

Hope you're not gearing up for too much pumpkin carving or fresh pumpkin pie this fall. It looks like the Floydada pumpkin crop is going to be substantially smaller than normal. But it’s not just West Texas pumpkin farmers that are having trouble this year. Read the story and hear my interview on the next page.