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As Spirit Halloween occupies the old Sears space, the community dreams up possibilities—some nostalgic, some a bit outlandish.

Remember those lazy afternoons spent sipping Icees at the mall? A local favorite is now just a memory, marking the end of an era in Nacogdoches.

Texas malls in the 80s and 90s were teen hangouts filled with fashion, music, arcades, and food courts. Today, many are gone, leaving only nostalgia.

A leading fashion retailer with more than 1,300 locations nationwide could file for bankruptcy protection as early as this week.

A man attempting to elude mall police at the Houston Galleria jumped from the second floor onto the ice rink.

Urban explorers capture the eerie decay of once vibrant places now frozen in time.

The mall of today is nothing like the mall of the 80s and 90s.

From pizza at Sbarro and pretzels at Wetzel's to sweet treats at Orange Julius, we're counting down the most iconic 80s and 90s mall food court restaurants. How many do you remember?

The mall of today is nothing like the mall of the 90s.

Take a walk down memory lane with this list.

The other day, I was walking through the University Mall in Nacogdoches. As I walked through, I snapped a few pictures. This is what I saw.

The one thing that the stand-alone Chick-fil-A had that the mall location didn't have was a drive-thru. Now, that's changed. Check out the video.