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Brightening the Holiday Season: 2024 FOX West Texas Christmas Lights Parade

Arcacontinental Coca-Cola sponsors the 2024 FOX West Texas Christmas Lights Parade, featuring Anchor Burt Sempier and guest Pete Garcia.

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Unlocking the Future: Crockett Elementary's Time Capsule Revelations

A time capsule from Crockett Elementary School buried in 1999 was opened, revealing children's predictions for 2025, including advanced technologies like the integration of computers and TVs.

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Nationwide Shutdown: Big Lots to Close All Stores

Big Lots announces it will close all store locations and commence going-out-of-business sales, hinting at the possibility of avoiding closures if a buyer is found by early January.

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