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Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal issued a new Scam Alert late last week and Texarkana Texas Police have also put out a reminder on its Facebook page about scams that we should all know by now. However, sadly, if the scammers are still doing them, then they are still working.

Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal has issued the following Scam Alert about an old scam with a new twist.

My mother called me to her house for a message she had on her phone that I need to share with you.

We all need to be safe now more than ever. From our health to our phones and computers it seems like there is a new scam every week. This nationwide texting scam has now hit the Texarkana area.

How many photos do you have on your phone? I asked the question yesterday and the responses were way higher than I thought. We had 5 listeners with over 20,000 photos on their phone!

Could you give up your phone for a year for $100,000? The folks at Vitamin Water want to know if you could do it.

What is the true key to your happiness? Well, the answer is pretty obvious to most of us.

How many photos do you have on your phone? I asked the question yesterday and the responses were way higher than I thought. Our top person had over 1200 photos on their phone!

You have noticed our new high tech website design with bigger images and of course it is easier to find out the stories we talk about on the radio. With the new websites also comes a new app for you the new Power95-9 app.

With all the fuss over the Jayden K Smith issues on Facebook, I thought you might want to know about the latest issue that may get you through your phone.

Technology has made our world an ever changing place. I am dating myself when I talk about my first cell phone that was proudly mounted in my car. It was so cool to be able to use that thing, It had no voice mail, if you called in and no one was there you could leave your number for me to call back. That was years ago and now everyone has a phone that will do everything from pictures to video

President Obama isn't waiting until he's on the campaign trail to speak to the people. The Commander-in-Chief made some waves on his visit to Ireland when he grabbed a cell phone from someone in the crowd in Dublin and began talking to the person on the other end for about 15 seconds before handing the phone back and going about his business.