Events

August 29th at Abilene Clay Sports, there's a fundraiser that manages to mix sporting clays, cash prizes, and meal deliveries to seniors all into one event.

Leanne Morgan spent 25 years performing in churches and comedy clubs before Netflix came calling — and now she's headed to Buddy Holly Hall.

Most people wait until December for The Grinch. Abilene has other plans, and they involve a lazy river.

One night, one decade, one gallery on Avenue A — and apparently, someone's going to perform Vanilla Ice live on a stage in downtown Lubbock.

The Humane Society of El Paso's annual "Happiness Happens Here" telethon returns August 1, giving Borderland residents a chance to help thousands of local dogs and cats through donations and inspiring stories.

More than seven thousand kids across forty-seven states. One organization out of Lubbock doing it all for free. Here's how they pull it off.

Lifted trucks, muddy Jeeps, side-by-sides — Buffalo Springs Lake is turning its grounds into a 4x4 showcase this Saturday morning, and breakfast burritos are part of the deal.

Somewhere on Slide Road Wednesday afternoon, a burger-eating contest between military branches is about to settle something that drills and deployments never quite could.

Abilene is about to host one of the biggest law enforcement canine competitions in the country, and it's happening right here at a familiar local sports complex.

Three women who've led hospitals, school districts, and startups are sitting down together in Lubbock next week — and the conversation is already worth showing up for.

Lubbock ISD is making school registration a one-stop deal this July, and if you've got kids at multiple campuses, that part alone might be worth showing up for.

There's a festival near Abilene that started as a way to honor one man's love of Texas Red dirt music, and it's grown into something the whole Big Country shows up for.