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But this young man went next level. Not only was it PACKED with those delectable morsels of almost unreasonable deliciousness, but there were extra swirls of cinnamon all throughout that made it insanely good.

Rumblelow also shared that she was compelled to close the restaurant earlier than normal last Thursday simply because she "had no staff."

It's often the way people RESPOND and move forward in situations like this one that reveals the intention and character of those with whom we are interacting.

This Texas school made the list of the worst colleges and universities in the US.

"I can’t think of more scary times than when I finally got to take my ‘66 Chevrolet fleet side down that road. All dark, trees covering the road, pulling up to the old rod iron fence, headlamps off. Killing the engine and praying the old girl would crank before the ghosts took us to hell."

Tyler area residents shared some of their very favorite places to take their kids every Halloween. These are some of the most common responses they shared.

The "change better aligns with the other Chick-fil-As in the Tyler area AND allows us to enhance daily cleaning routines."

It's frustrating for some at the end of a long day when the only thing you want to do in the world is get the heck home and relax and DoorDash something delicious. And since more and more people are moving here, the traffic is going to reflect that. Thankfully, the city has plans in place to make that better. But of course, projects of that magnitude take time to bring to fruition. So, in the meantime, here we are.

Remember, no matter how "safe" a park or place may be, it's important to always be aware of your surroundings. You may even want to consider a walking buddy.

We're talking about "chef-inspired, breakfast, brunch, and lunch dishes as well as hand-crafted cocktails, spiked cold brews, mimosas and a full bar."

If you have interest in paranormal claims, you may find it fascinating that "ghost hunters" have ventured to Camp Ford. The claims made were surprising to many.

Do you think people "just don't wanna work?" Is that what's to blame for the labor shortages facing at least some of our East Texas businesses?