summer

Be on the lookout for the crews starting in just over a month, and going through September.

In the words of one of my favorite Texans, "The drive-in will never die."

Fingers crossed that this summer we will see things opened back up for the warmer weather.

Looking at the calendar and seeing we about halfway through October now we know winter is just around the corner. Is the thought of laying in bed all snug as a bug seem like a dream right now. Oh how good that feels.

This year has brought many challenges. Getting through 2020 has brought us many firsts. Of course we started the spring off with the virus. We lost our sports. We have lost jobs. Our celebrations got cancelled or postponed.

At least we're almost out of the summer months, and our focus will no longer be on staying cool.

The folks at Wonderland Park want to make sure you have a chance to get out and enjoy all the rides and games before summer ends.

One of the few luxuries we have available to us that isn't touched by some kind of mandate is the backyard BBQ.

Panhandle PBS has recognized the need to rethink summer camp this year and they have launched Camp TV.

The company will stop accepting applications August 12, 2020.

Everyone should continue to just hide out in the AC as much as possible for the foreseeable future but, If you do find yourself in a situation where you need to venture outdoors - fear not! I've compiled a shortlist of fans and misters to help you beat the heat.

As the temperatures soar into the triple digits, Xcel is closing motoring power needs across the region to meet the demands.