Halloween 2020

If you're building a list of trunk-or-treats to stop by this year, add Shi Lee's annual trunk-or-treat to the list.

Our neighbors in the Sooner State are awfully interested in the villainous chainsaw wielding Texan.

I think we need to up our ghost game.

Here is a quick list of events we've found taking place this year in Amarillo.

Fingers crossed we don't see more cancellations and that this year we can enjoy Halloween.

I wonder if we'll be seeing more of this in the coming days.

Then again, with the ongoing pandemic, I can understand not wanting to gather a bunch of people together in a room to solve a mystery.

If you're nervous about being in crowds this year, this might be a good alternative for you.

It honestly sounds like a really fun way to kick off the Halloween festivities. Even better, is that it all goes toward a great cause.

I commend the city for actually addressing the holiday and putting out tips on having a safe Halloween.

Hopefully as we get into October, nothing changes and we can all enjoy the season.

It looks like there is still going to be plenty of ways for you and the family to have a good time this Halloween.