Texas Spur Country Roundup

MATADOR

Pharmacy opens in Matador clinic

MATADOR—Motley County has a pharmacy once more. Wilson Pharmacy headquartered in Lockney has now opened a branch in the Motley County Clinic in Matador.

The clinic is located at 1224 Main St. For more information, call (806) 347-2641.

—The Caprock Courier

CROSBY

Crosbyton Trunk or Treat set for Oct. 31

CROSBYTON—The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce will be hosting Trunk or Treat Sunday, Oct. 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the lot at Birch and Emerald, next to the Church of Christ church.

Individual/businesses should set up trunk/table and candy by 5:30 p.m. Costumes encouraged.

Other festivities include a bouncy house, basketball shoot, obstacle course, slide and more candy.

For more information, contact the Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce at their Facebook page.

—The Crosby County News

GARZA

OMTD slates 4th Annual Haunted House, Maze

POST—Old Mill Trade Days has announced its schedule for the 4th Annual Haunted House/Maze. Dates for the Halloween festivities are: all five Saturdays in October and Halloween which is Sunday, Oct. 31. The venue is open from 7 to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and 7 to 10 p.m.

The venue is open from 7 to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and 7 to 10 p.m. on Halloween. The location will be 318 S. Avenue F, Post. For more information, call (432) 934-1479.

—Old Mill Trade Days Facebook page

MOTLEY

Downtown Matador ‘Foothills’ fest set for Oct. 23

MATADOR—“Foothills Saturday” in downtown Matador Saturday, Oct. 23 will offer attendees an array of entertainment—including food trucks, bingo, bounce houses, a car show, raffle and pumpkin decorating contest.

An open mic event will be set up for midday for anyone wishing to show their musical skills, and the evening caps off with the band Ox Martin.

—The Caprock Courier

SCURRY

Chamber to offer ‘Halloween in the Park,’ ‘Spooktacular’ parade Oct. 30

SNYDER—The Snyder Chamber of Commerce is presenting “Halloween in the Park” and a “Spooktacular Parade” Saturday, Oct. 30 at Towle Park in Snyder.

Festivities get underway at 4:30 p.m., including food trucks, games, hayrides and trunk or treat with lots of candy.

For more information, visit the Chamber’s Facebook page.

—The Snyder News

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