Family

It's a time honored tradition at the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum. It's their annual Christmas Open House. A perfect weekend to enjoy the holiday fun with the family.

Today is National Redhead Day, so I get to celebrate all day, over something I had no control over. Mom, Dad, and several relatives all pooled their DNA together, to make me a ginger.

A Christmas tradition in Amarillo is going to see the beautiful lights in the Amarillo Botanical Gardens. The Gardens are decorated with over 400,000 lights. It's a beautiful sight to see, but changes are coming this year.

Canyon is upping the game and getting into all the fun. If it has been awhile since you have been to Canyon, you should definitely make plans to spend the day and have some fun.

We all want a fun and safe Halloween, and here are some fun and safe places to take the kids this Halloween.

Halloween is such a fun time of year and it makes for a great memory creating holiday. That's why the Amarillo Zoo gets in on the fun. The animals like to celebrate as well. That's why you need to mark your calendars for 3 days of fun at Boo at the Zoo.

If trick-or-treating in your neighborhood is not an option then you should try taking the kids to a trunk-or-treat. Businesses, churches and community organizations set these up in their parking lots and invite families out for a safe trick or treating experience.

The St. Mary's Cathedral School Carnival is a huge a tradition in Amarillo and if you haven't been, dress the kids in their costumes and make plans to come out and celebrate this Saturday, October 13th. It's fun for the entire family and it has something for everyone.

The Tri-State Fair is fun and full of rides, games, and food. They also have some amazing shows and one of the highlights of the fair is the Sea Lion Splash Show.

Fall is a fun time in Amarillo. Football, the fair, the cooler weather and pumpkins. Pumpkins are the mascot of fall and the time is now to celebrate the pumpkin. The Amarillo Botanical Garden has the perfect way to celebrate fall and the pumpkin at PumpkinFest.

I am a sucker for nostalgia. A nostalgia that I seem to be the only one that remembers. Things like TV shows and movies of days gone by...and one Halloween movie that was a favorite of mine.

We all want to live in a place where we can raise a family. Some of us grew up in Amarillo and have stayed and made this place a home for our children. Others have left and returned to raise their family. Some have relocated to Amarillo because it is a good place to raise a family.