TYLER, Texas — Some crawfish have finally made their way from Louisiana to East Texas after the drought was affecting some local businesses for weeks.
Not long ago, Circle M Crawfish was left without the second half of their name – the crawfish.
This affected the amount of customers that came in, according to Events Director Lisa Werner.
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