Finally cooler temperatures have arrived in East Texas making it feel more like fall and the holidays, we just hope they stick around for a while. Those temps arrived just in time for the lighting of the City of Tyler's Christmas tree tomorrow night.
A Texas man is selling the bare skin on top of his head as space for businesses to buy as advertising space. Would you ever sell your skin to be stamped with a business' logo? If there is not hair to fill the bald space, should a store's advertisement take it?
With $425 million staring you in the face it's tempting to go out and buy several Powerball Lottery tickets to see if you can win the big jackpot Wednesday night. However, if you're like me, you'll probably hang on to that discretionary cash you have and use it on Christmas presents, so go ahead and do that and instead win those important lottery tickets from Mix 93-1!
The Salvation Army Red Kettle Bell ringers have been ringing the bells outside of retail locations during the holiday season every year since the first bells rang out in San Francisco in 1881. It takes quite a few volunteers to ring those bells to help bring in monetary donations to support the Salvation Army each year.
Lottery fever is once again sweeping the nation thanks to the record setting Powerball Lottery. Saturday's numbers failed to produce a winner and now the jackpot for Wednesday night's drawing is at an all time high of $425 million. That jackpot is likely to grow as more people opt to buy lottery tickets leading up to the drawing so you could end up winning more than that, if you're the only one that matches all 6 numbers!
Christmas time is a very special time of the year for everyone. Children wait in anticipation to see what gifts are left for them under the tree and parents patiently wait to see the expressions on their children's faces as they open those gifts. However, times are tough and for a lot of families presents may not be bountiful or even existent under some Christmas trees leaving some children very disappointed, but that's where you come in to help these families.
Here at the radio station yesterday we celebrated Thanksgiving with the entire staff, everything was prepared by someone from the station and was great - from the turkey and dressing to the mashed potatoes, greens, corn and rolls - it was all great. However, what I think stole the show was the selection of desserts that were offered to us!
I stepped out the studio this afternoon and into the office and there it was, a fresh, unwrapped single Twinkie! I'm sure the grocery and convenience stores are running out of Twinkies and other Hostess products after the word spread that its maker, Hostess / Wonder Bread, was going out of business.
It's a holiday tradition that has been happening for more than a quarter of a century in downtown Marshall and the switch will be thrown that will light up more than a million lights at the Wonderland of Lights Festival on Wednesday of next week.
Hostess has been making Twinkies and snack cakes since the 1930s, and the company has announced now they're going out of business. Twinkies are about to become a thing of the past!
The company is based in Irving, and with the closure more than 18,500 workers will lose their jobs.
Federal officials are heading to West Texas to join investigators looking into why a freight train slammed into a parade float carrying wounded veterans, killing four people and injuring 17 others.
This week's new releases are epic, and there's something for everyone, from romance to fantasy, and even a little history for the grown-ups.
