nostalgia

Remember those late-night TV commercials promising to change your life? Turns out some actually stuck around and got pretty expensive upgrades.

Randall's grocery store was open for about 13 years in Lufkin. Here's a brief history along with some commercials showing some testimonials from local shoppers.

When it comes to nostalgia and collecting, there are a handful of VHS tapes of 1980s classics that, depending on the condition, can fetch up to as much as $50,000 or more.

The last prize left at the University Mall—a $7 Tracfone—says a lot about the journey from shopping hotspot to a shadow of its former self.

In Woodville, the past meets the present at a Pizza Hut that's holding onto its retro charm. Let’s savor those memories from the 80s and 90s.

The memories of a beloved local school supply store linger on, as the community reflects on what once was Terrific Teachers Treasures.

With nearly ten years since the last rally, the idea of a comeback sounds great — is it time to dust off those riding leathers?

What if the haunted mansion down the street could be the next Scooby-Doo mystery? Let's see where the gang could roam in Deep East Texas.

Imagine the thrill of picking out a movie from rows of colorful covers—how does that stack up against today’s one-click streaming?

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.

A Christmas classic that has been broadcast on television for more than 60 years was almost cancelled after its first airing because of what it didn't show.

If you ever cracked open a Sunkist Cherry Limeade or crushed a Surge after school, this list is about to unlock memories you forgot you had.