Holidays

Get into the Halloween spirit by visiting these 8 haunted house attractions in Texas.

There is one holiday that just creeps me out, it is "Dia de los Muertos," aka "Day of the Dead." Why is this a holiday in Texas and why do we celebrate it?

We're still over two months away from the holiday, and the weather is still hotter than a two-dollar pistol, but Halloween is already alive and well in Texas.

It is definitely worth the trip to Lubbock to experience one of the best haunted-house theme parks in America, Nightmare On 19th Street.

In Texas, where summer likes to linger, the question arises: is September too early to start shopping for those perfect Christmas gifts?

Every year, at this time, the Swenson House opens its doors to the masses for the fright known as Haunted Abilene.

When you think of the most diverse state in the USA, the only one that comes to my mind is Texas.

Spend some quality time with the family at "Camp O Ween" at Clyde Lake on October 7-8.

Halloween is around the corner and stores are putting out their displays. If you're needing decorating ideas, here are some pics I snapped around Abilene.

Denton Valley Farms near Clyde offers up a variety of fall festivities and gobs of gourd goods.

I love holidays, especially when they include food. One said holiday is National Pepperoni Pizza Day. Who doesn't love a delicious pepperoni pizza?

It's scarecrow season once again, and the Taylor County History Center (formerly the Buffalo Gap Historic Village) are ready to welcome scarecrows created by area art students.