Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is just about here, which means the best is yet to come.

Yup, Thanksgiving is here. You know the drill -- travel, see family, eat turkey, sleep it off. But there is so much more to this day than you might realize.

How long should you wait until you get thirds? Should you tell Uncle Walter his teeth fell into the cranberry sauce? How do you find the words to describe Aunt Muriel's stuffing without offending her? Good questions all, but none are the most pressing on Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving is just days away!  That means families will be gathering together to enjoy a feast prepared by loved ones.  Unless your family isn't able to make it this year.  :(  Well, you're in luck!  There are some Amarillo restaurants who will be open Thanksgiving Day.

Doorbusters ain't got nothin' on these sizzling -- and totally phony -- Black Friday specials.

Thanksgiving is a special time to be with family and friends, but most of all, it's a time to enjoy delicious food. I have chosen the things I can't live without on Thanksgiving. What's on your list?

Think you're paying a lot to host Thanksgiving dinner? Puh-leeze.

If you're hosting Thanksgiving, you know how tough it can be to pull it all together. Fortunately, there are some tips that can help.

You can call it a "Black Friday" concert, and a perfect time to round up the family from out of town and show them a good time!

Don't have the patience to wait through an entire Thanksgiving meal for dessert? Well, you're in luck.

While everyone else is gearing up for Thanksgiving dinner, make sure to remain a step ahead by gearing up for all the leftovers you're going to have.

Pumpkin pie is a must every Thanksgiving.  But I like to change it up.  Maybe a pumpkin cheesecake or pumpkin pudding.  Well, this year I found a delicious recipe for pumpkin bars.