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Due to the global pandemic, many vacations and summer plans have been put on hold. At least we can take a photo journey thru the world and maybe get some ideas.

When I drove by today, I noticed some changes taking place at the mall. I actually went back so that I could get a couple of pictures. This is what I saw:

A high school senior gets the ultimate senior prom - all thanks to her amazing parents!

When I drove by Fuzzy's on North Street the other day, I noticed a lot of activity going on in front of the building. And, naturally, I had to go check it out for myself.

The Mia Foundation has gone viral this week. And when you see the pictures featured on their Facebook page, you'll understand why.

If everything goes as planned, SFA is hoping to have this new facility completed by 2021.

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.

This morning as I walked out of my apartment complex to head to work, I saw a tiny visitor roaming around.

You may think you're posting the best photo ever on Instagram, but according to this study, you could be wrong.

On Wednesday, the highest criminal court in Texas threw out a state law banning "improper photography" in public, because they believe it violates "free-speech rights." This means everyone has the right to take pictures of you and your children without an consent.

Worried about your private digital images getting stolen? Here are a few suggestions for keeping your photos safe.

Forget (if you haven't already) milking, planking, hadokening, any of those-ings that were internet fads for a hot minute. They've been replaced. They're done. Koalaing -- that's the trick o' the day. It involved clinging as tightly to a pole or tree as possible like a koala…