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Fridays are always great, but this one will be even better when you eat barbecue to benefit CMN!

Two businesses came together Friday to say "Thank you" to our local first responders and it was a hit.

From pronunciations to food, there are some things you just don't mess with.

Roland Lindsey, founder of one of Texas' most beloved barbecue chains has died. The restaurant has more than 20 locations across the state and is known for brisket, sausage and ribs.

The only job better than eating Nutella straight out of the jar with a spoon might be this one --- getting paid $10,000 to travel around and eat barbecue. Wanna do it?

When spring arrives in East Texas, so do the festivals!

This publication wrote an article saying that Brooklyn BBQ is taking over the world. When you look at the picture tweeted out from them, you'd think they were making a joke. Apparently, they were very serious and most of Twitter disagreed with them. We do, too.

The combination of brisket and pickles might take a little getting use to for some of us, but it usually isn't long before we realize it's pretty good. What about brisket and....a Ferris wheel? One Texas BBQ joint is gaining lots of attention for this strange combo.

Don't mess with Chick-fil-A unless you want them to clap back at you.

Deep Ellum Brewing Company was recently ranked at #44 of the 51 Best Breweries in America according to Delish.com.

In Texas, things are bigger. Hair is bigger, state pride is enormous, and our love of barbecue is extreme. BBQ is so weighty in Texas that its heft is currently on the legislative docket.

'If there was a state meat, it surely would be brisket. Texans take it seriously.' Those are the words spoken from Nick Pencis about BBQ and Stanley Famous Pit Bar-B-Q in Tyler. When it comes to brisket, Stanley's is among the standouts in Texas and they've been serving up pit smoked BBQ for more than 50 years right here in Tyler.