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Who's Ready for a Little Halloween Fun at Six Flags? (opens the original)
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(Arlington, Texas) Growing up in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, I was fortunate to live in the shadow of one of the world's premier theme parks, Six Flags Over Texas. When I was old enough, I got my first job there. I worked at the park for a decade before landing a gig in radio. During my first year there, I witnessed the debut of a special event that continues today: Fright Fest. When it debuted in 1988, Fright Fest was called Fright Night and featured Arania as the central character through
Ghost Towns You Didn’t Know Existed in East Texas (opens the original)
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(Mix 93-1) Just like fashion trends, Texas cities come and go, though thankfully not as fast. Learning about Texas history and the towns that have called the Lone Star State home can be fascinating. Knowing what towns have thrived and for how long is very interesting. It usually starts off with a few people coming together around a certain element. Incorporated as a town in 1837, Nacogdoches lays claim to being the oldest town in Texas. This East Texas small town is still going strong today and
10 Things Happening Around East Texas This Weekend - October 3 (opens the original)
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(East Texas) With the weekend approaching, many East Texans are wondering what there is to do this weekend. To kick off the weekend, there's high school football on Friday night; the East Texas State Fair continues through Sunday, along with the Titus County Fair. Lots of shopping opportunities at Canton's First Monday Trade Days, and fun at Piney Park in Marshall with the whole family. You'll want to keep an umbrella around this weekend because there is a good chance that it'll be raining at so
Want to host a neighborhood block party in Tyler? (opens the original)
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(Tyler, Texas) National Night Out is coming up Tuesday, October 6. It’s a great opportunity to get out of the house and meet neighbors. Neighborhoods throughout East Texas will be hosting block parties where neighbors get the chance to meet one another and exchange contact information, share stories, and get to know one another. Local law enforcement will stop by many of these block parties so residents can meet the officers patrolling their part of the community. National Night Out is generally
Wait Until You See How Big These Texas High Schools Are (opens the original)
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(Texas) With a graduating class of around 500 students, it's pretty safe to say I went to a rather large Texas public high school at the time. The year I graduated from South Grand Prairie High School, the school probably had around 2100 freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors enrolled. With a student body that large, it seems much larger than some East Texas towns. While having that many students in school at once seemed normal to me, I realized it wasn't normal at all after moving to East T
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