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Not every music legend was born in Nashville or Los Angeles — some of them grew up right here, went to school here, or found something in East Texas that stuck with them.

East Texas has produced Grammy winners, NFL stars, actors and entertainers. See which famous names got their start in the Piney Woods.

Picture this: mouthwatering burgers, laid-back vibes, and the sounds of rock legends—all in our own backyard. Could it happen?

The Riff Runners are bringing their lively big band sound to the Angelina College campus for a free concert this Friday night.

From country to rock and even hip-hop, the tunes of Nacogdoches echo with stories of legendary performances that shaped the community's heart.

From rock legends to infamous outlaws, Texas cemeteries are a treasure trove of stories waiting to be told.

It’s the kind of place where you go in to fix your makeup and come out with 47 selfies, a full-blown photoshoot, and possibly a new lease on life.

Songs that mention Texas: from subtle references to direct shoutouts, artists know how to excite and engage crowds in the Lone Star State.

This nearly 20,000 square foot home was custom built for ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill back in 2003.

It's a great evening of your favorite 80's hits in downtown Nacogdoches this Saturday night with The Spicolis.

Bon Jovi fans at drive-in theaters may not have made this one huge mistake at the Encore Drive-In Nights show on Saturday night, but I bet some indoor theater fans did. Oops.

Pack the beef jerky for the road trip this weekend. Bon Jovi's concert will pipe into indoor and outdoor theaters around the country tomorrow, and we have some venues within driving distance.