weird and wonderful west texas

Lubbock has a rich history built on memorable businesses that, though closed, bring a hint of nostalgia of how things once were. Here are five of them.

The annual Miracles Christmas Parade is a two-mile, free Christmas light extravaganza that often brings out tens of thousands of spectators.

Former Texas Tech Commencement Coordinator Peggy Flores has seen countless graduates embark into the real world. She's also had the privilege of hearing the Ghost of Doak Hall play the piano.

A man who worked on the air conditioning at Broadway Church of Christ in 1977 experienced something he couldn't explain.

Is Room 335 in Lubbock's University Medical Center haunted? One woman who stayed there believes so.

A Lubbock man shares his family's strange experiences during their 20 years living in the supposedly haunted house on 37th & Hartford in Lubbock.

This week's Weird and Wonderful West Texas centers on two strange stories associated with Lubbock's own Buddy Holly.

This edition of Weird and Wonderful West Texas heads a little east for a legendary eatery.

This week's edition of Weird and Wonderful West Texas features a band of doctors united to fight cancer with the power of music.

It's Holiday Happening time again. But did you know how much good the Junior League of Lubbock does with this annual fundraiser?

Lubbock native Sara Perez had an opportunity to visit a haunted castle in Ireland, and what she encountered there is really weird.

We hear about the splendor of fall around Michigan and on the Eastern seaboard, but the gorgeous fall colors this year in West Texas give those states a run for their money.