Weird

So...basically everybody is on AT LEAST one of them. We get our strange fixes from them. Whether we actually use them for what they're intended for, we're still on them. That's right, I'm talking about those Facebook classified pages. The ones where people can sell their old junk, their "priceless gems", or they can try to trade for something of equal or lesser value.

Friday the 13th has come and gone, and Halloween might as well be a lifetime away, but it's always a good time for a good ghost story. Here are 5 of our favorite urban legends from around Lufkin and Nacogdoches.

If you're going to call police on your neighbor for any reason, it's probably a good idea to be sure that you don't have anything suspect going on. A Longview man called police about a problem with a neighbor, and well, you can probably guess the rest.

It turns out, not everyone appreciates a guy in a Santa suit passing out candy to kids.  Six Flags over Texas told Santa he had to go! Hopefully this was not the real Santa, and just a look-alike.

Oh boy. Texas can't spell a family member. It's not "wife" because that would just create all kinds 'o trouble. But the most commonly messed up word in Texas is someone close to you.

A lot of great classic rock came out of the 70's and 80's, but something else was born in the 70's that we wanted to shine a light on.

Who knew pumpkins could be so dangerous?

Some poor trick-or-treaters are in for an unpleasant surprise.

A young local actor named Eric Manis made this hilarious video that raised the question back in February, but the question still remains. Why are there so many doughnut shops in Lufkin?

We have a coworker that sees things in a very strange light.

We carry around a secret inner desire to be Flo from Progressive all year long, and finally at Halloween we let her out!  Is that it? The kids might have questions about Halloween, so I did some research to prep us.

Autumn is here. Depending on where you are in East Texas, you might not know the Fall season has begun, what with our evergreen pine trees and super Texas heat. Some leaves start to turn brown, pumpkin spice starts to appear on menus, and creepy clowns start popping up all over the news.