fun

There are many ways to celebrate our twelfth month. Some are tried and true. Maybe there are some new customs you can add to your schedule of revelry this year.

Kids are interesting people and have fascinating insights! Here's some ideas of how to spend time with them in creative, relationship-building ways.

Let's hearken back to the analog days of dating, shall we? At least every now and then? And then yes, you can totally get back to "Netflix and Chill."

Oh, I can just imagine the wonderful things we'll find at the Rose City Farmer's Market in downtown Tyler just prior to Thanksgiving.

Stay outside for at least thirty minutes, longer if you can. I hope you find the things on the list. Most of all? I hope you find a spirit of gratefulness.

I like a bit of spookiness and mystery, but you're not gonna catch me sitting down to a Saw marathon while eating cookies made to look like human fingers.

Bring the family and peruse to your heart's content while enjoying the live music provided by local East Texas artists.

See this Agatha Christie classic brought to life at The Tyler Civic Theatre--it opens this weekend on their main stage.

Learn to channel your inner cookie monster and do something fun, a bit out of the ordinary, and "Halloween-ish" with your family and friends.

Ben Wheeler will pack the streets starting Friday as the chili cook-off teams assemble to prepare their main entrée of the day in anticipation of the crowds that will ensue on Saturday starting at 10 am.

I'm listening to the popping in my microwave and I start to wonder. How did popcorn, of all things, became such a go-to snack for us. Where'd that get started?

It's free admission and the perfect place to have some fall fun with your little ones. Activities include games, face painting, a petting zoo, of course CANDY.