Planning a Halloween-themed girls’ night? We’ve got you covered with easy, creative, and festive ideas to make your night a hit. From painting mini pumpkins to enjoying spooky snacks and a Halloween playlist, these fun activities will set the perfect mood. Add in a batch of spooky sangria and a fun outfit theme, and you’ve got everything you need for a laid-back, memorable evening with friends.
At the beginning of the school year, Southern Methodist University unfolded the CCPA lounge renovation project in the Umphrey Lee building. Many students have noticed the exciting blue wall displaying “Southwest Airlines” and the large glass windows when passing through Umphrey Lee. While the lounge still awaits final design touches, it is open for students and faculty to enjoy.
Now that October has arrived, pumpkin spice has made its much-anticipated return to your favorite coffee shops across Dallas. The nostalgic flavor, reminding us of cozy and festive holidays spent with family and friends, is back. And we couldn’t be more excited to welcome its return. So get ready to embrace the flavors of fall as we explore not only pumpkin-flavored drinks but also pastries and so much more.
We are back for the third time, discussing the most haunted spots that you can visit. Now, we will be expanding the most haunted areas to all of Texas, giving you the spookiest and most bone-chilling spots where you can come face to face with a real ghost.
We are back again, with more spooky specters and ghastly ghouls just in time for Halloween! Here are more haunted locations that you can visit in North Texas.
Now called the La Quinta Inn & Suites, the Hotel Lawrence in downtown Dallas is home to restless and spooky spirits. Constructed in 1925, the hotel has been a Dallas staple. While hauntings are reported all around the hotel including the lobby and second floor, the most haunted area is the 10th floor of the hotel, specifically Room 1009. In 1947, Jack “Smalley” Jackson was murdered in that room. Another spirit that haunts the room is known as “Mr. Brookshire.” The numerous supernatural reports from the
Every city and town has urban legends, and North Texas has its fair share. We have collected the most haunted and spooky locations in North Texas. We have given each their backstories of how they became haunted as well as the reported supernatural sightings. If you are not a true believer in the supernatural, then I would suggest visiting these haunted locations to see real urban legends.
Old Alton Bridge in Denton, Texas is home to the demon known as the Goatman. The Goatman has the body of a man with the head of a goat. This urban legend begins in 1938. An African American goat farmer was hung over the side of the bridge by