Closed

The list is actually longer than the one you see, but I only included stores that we have around here.

Who else remembers the Tilt arcade in the Lufkin Mall? Do you have any fond memories of it?

When I hear of a music venue shutting down, it hurts a bit - even if I wasn't familiar with the venue.

What about you guys? I know that I can't be the only one...Who else would like to see Pie Five make a comeback in Deep East Texas?

It's never good to see abandoned buildings around town. And, the longer they sit there with "For Sale" or "For Lease" signs, the worse they look.

Nobody told me that Al's Formal Wear was gone. Shoot, I didn't even know that it was closed, much less completely empty...

What should take over the location? It's located at 1315 North Street, next door to the Legends apartment complex, and across the street from Excel ER.

Walmart is one of the stores that you just expect to be open 365 days a year. They do it every year. However, that won't be the case THIS YEAR.
In a statement from CEO John Furner, Walmart made the announcement that their stores will be closed on November 26th - Thanksgiving Day - this year…

I went to Google, and typed in "The Rusty Axe Nacogdoches". Sadly, this is what I saw when I pressed Enter:

This is what's listed on Google when you search "Posados Nacogdoches".

If you check out the store directory on the Lufkin Mall website, both of these are listed as "Temporarily Closed".

For the first time since COVID-19 closed down - basically - everything, I got the chance to walk through the Lufkin Mall. What I saw was interesting...