candy

Sure, Halloween is behind us. But we need to talk about some of the strange things some people in East Texas gave out recently to trick-or-treaters.

Several businesses can trace their roots back to the Lufkin and Nacogdoches area.

The new flavor isn't on Texas store shelves yet but fans of M&M's can find them online. Want to be the first on your block to give them a try? Here's how.

Chick-fil-A uses these Mint Twists and Crushed Peppermint Candy in their shakes nationwide.

You can find a taste of Lufkin at stores all over the world thanks to Atkinson Candy Company.

I was in Walmart this week and noticed Peeps Cereal in at least different three places around the store. Peeps are everywhere! And they're a sign that we're nearing the end of the pandemic. Let me explain.

They'll only be here for a limited time so you may wanna stock up. And we hear they have even more peanut butter-centric treats on the way.

One of our local sheriff's departments is giving people the chance to go trick-or-treating, while maintaining safe social distance.

There's actually a nationwide chain that is participating in trick-or-treating this year. And, both locations in our area are participating!

Quite a few Halloween events will probably be canceled this fall, and the experts are saying candy sales could be cut in half. They really don't know us very well, do they?

With all of the technology available to kids now, they can drop a pin and mark you forever.

It was quite the grim scene in one of our local parking lots.