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The Best Tyler Restaurants To Celebrate National Nacho Day
It's National Nachos Day, and there are ten great spots around Tyler that will help you celebrate.
Foods That Are Okay To Eat After Their Expiration Date
I bought an enormous supply of hummus from a bulk store last weekend and noticed when I got home that the expiration date is November 5th. I'm planning to plow through until it's gone, but will it kill me?
Thanksgiving Sides That Guests Don't Like, But Eat Anyway
There are certain side dishes that Thanksgiving guests will eat even if they're not too fond of them, just because it's Thanksgiving. Most of them are green.
When Will It Be Safe To Run A Marathon Again?
A major marathon has already canceled for next spring, and organizers haven't committed to a new date yet. This could be a sign that virtual races will be the norm for longer than we expect.
Teachers Are Working More Hours Than Ever
Teachers are finding new ways to impact students through masks and on screens this year, and it means putting in longer hours than ever. Teachers, are you worn out?
The List Of Stores Closed On Thanksgiving Continues To Grow
Walmart and Target were among the first to announce they would be closed on Thanksgiving Day, and others are adding their names to the list as we speak.
Can A Ballot Selfie Get You in Trouble?
Voter selfies are all over social media right now, but most of them don't include the actual ballot. This is what will happen if you post a ballot selfie in Texas.
The Weirdest Halloween Decoration I've Seen So Far
What in the world? I had to stare down a neighbor's Halloween decoration to figure out if it was his actual daughter or a ghostly likeness. This is weird.
Can You Really Kill COVID With Mouthwash?
It turns out that mouthwash isn't just useful when it comes to good hygiene and hot dates. It might protect you from COVID-19 too.
Another Shortage, This Time Canned Corn
I can't even get my picky family members to crave the same foods at the same time, so it's amazing to think that an entire country can start craving corn on a whim. What in the world is happening.
East Texas Veterans' Graves Will Be Honored Despite The Pandemic
A Tyler cemetery will be part of the annual Wreaths Across America event which honors veterans that we've lost, but big changes are part of the plan this year.
How To Trick-or-Treat For UNICEF This Year
Even with a pandemic and a coin shortage, trick-or-treating for UNICEF is still on. No one will be collecting coins in cardboard boxes this year, but there are still fun ways for kids to be part of the tradition.