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Need A Last-Minute Costume? Try These Easy Lubbock Ideas
Need A Last-Minute Costume? Try These Easy Lubbock Ideas
Need a last-minute Halloween costume? Here are four cheap, easy, DIY Lubbock-themed ideas—from an obsessed Patrick Mahomes fan to the ghost of Texas Tech tortillas—that every local can pull off in no time.
Tyler Restaurant Roost Is Back on Troup Highway
Tyler Restaurant Roost Is Back on Troup Highway
Roost Chicken Salad & Deli in Tyler, Texas, is back open on Troup Highway, giving East Texans another spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant at 3306 Troup Highway serves everything from omelets and pancakes to salads, sandwiches, burgers, wraps, and chicken fried steak. It...
Zach Williams’ Revival Nights Tour Is Coming to Longview
Zach Williams’ Revival Nights Tour Is Coming to Longview
Zach Williams is bringing his Revival Nights Tour to the Belcher Center in Longview, Texas, on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Featuring Cochren & Co. and Christian Hohn, the concert promises a night of music and worship. East Texas fans can also enter for a chance to win a pair of tickets. Z...
East Texas Towns Reimagined as Fairytale Kingdoms
East Texas Towns Reimagined as Fairytale Kingdoms
East Texas towns have plenty of personality, so what would happen if we reimagined them as fairytale kingdoms? Just in time for Halloween, this playful list matches East Texas communities with enchanted worlds, royal characters, and storybook settings inspired by each town's unique vibe...
The Scariest Hazard Facing Lubbock Drivers And Walkers Right Now
The Scariest Hazard Facing Lubbock Drivers And Walkers Right Now
TxDOT data reveals October and November are the deadliest months for pedestrians, with 68% of fatalities occurring at night. As days grow shorter, dark streets pose major risks across Texas. Stay vigilant on nighttime roads.
Where To Find Free Day Of The Dead Events Around Lubbock
Where To Find Free Day Of The Dead Events Around Lubbock
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Lubbock starting on Halloween with the free Celebración exhibit at the Buddy Holly Center. Local art, masquerade balls, and family runs offer plenty of festive options for everyone.

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