Conway is an unincorporated community in Carson County, Texas, United States.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway's earlier arrival may have served as inspiration for J. D. Delzell and P. H. Fisher's 1905 town plat, which they named in honor of former county commissioner H. B. Conway.

175 people were living there in 1969, but by 1970, there were only 50 residents, two grain elevators, four gas stations, three cafes, and a general shop listed.

[4] Conway is located on Interstate 40 and Texas State Highway 207, 9 mi (14 km) south of Panhandle and 12 mi (19 km) east of Amarillo in southern Carson County.

[5] Lone Star School, one of the first in the Texas Panhandle, was established in Conway in 1892 and served the children of local farmers.