By Mandi Dietz Remembering 150 years of history, Weatherford College in Parker County invites all to share in its celebratory sesquicentennial anniversary. With honorable roots, beginning with the Phoenix Masonic Lodge and Methodist Church, to [...]

By Annette Bridges Three things I love most in the world are getting pedicures, wearing lipstick and smelling fresh cut hay. Who would have thought it? I certainly had never given much thought about the [...]

By Lacey Newlin Serves: 6Time: 55 minutesIngredients • 10 ounces red enchilada sauce, divided • 1 pound ground beef • 3/4 cup oats • 2 eggs • 1 teaspoon salt • 1/2 teaspoon onion powder [...]

It’s time for white. Wedding showers and church picnics call for white lace dresses. This dress is just gorgeous with a boho feel and flare sleeves. Accessorize it in so many ways to fit your [...]

Photo, description by Lindsey Monk A two-year-old with her new heifer calf. The cotyledons are visible with the way the sun was setting.

By Garrett Metcalf, DVM This time of year is a wonderful period when new life is brought into the world for many farmers and ranchers, especially those foaling horses. After counting the days, preparing the [...]

Photo, description by Jennifer Nelson Young apples line an orchard in Biglerville, Pa.

By Kristin Pitzer As spring fades into summer and the foaling season gains traction, now is an opportune time for owners to make sure they are giving their new babies what they need to have [...]

By Rayford Pullen The lady at the local newspaper office took the ad for “cattle for sale,” and with a bewildered look on her face asked the other ladies working there if they had ever [...]

By Krista Lucas The rodeo road is known to be busy during the summer, but winter and early spring are becoming just as profitable. After the big winter rodeos, spring brings rodeos such as Houston, [...]

By Tony Dean Tumble windmillgrass is a short, compact perennial bunch grass that is adapted to almost every corner of Texas. It can grow on almost any soil but prefers coarse textured soils. The most [...]

By Phillip Kitts The roots of rodeo have much more to offer than lists of prideful cowboys and stock contractors who match money with ego. There is a long list of historic ladies who have [...]

Monarch caterpillar on giant milkweed. (Photo by Norman Winter) By Norman Winter, Horticulturist, Author and Speaker North Texas Farm andRanch owners most likelyare aware that milkweedsare the lifeblood of Monarchbutterflies and their cousins the Queen [...]

North Texas rural land sales continue to be brisk, despite a slow start to the year due to the rainy, gloomy weather for the first three months. Now that the sun is out once in [...]

By Pepper Stewart Every year we become more advanced in technology, and it happens in the cattle world, too. Consumers today want more transparency and information about where their beef comes from. So now you [...]

By Judy Wade Stick horse race, cowboy poets, chuckwagon cooking, barrel racing—something for everyone will be available Saturday, May 4 at Dennis Gee Memorial Arena behind Henrietta Cowboy Church, Hwy 287 Access Road, Henrietta. Gates [...]

Photo and description by Jelly Cocanougher I traveled down this road which turned out to be a hidden gem in the middle of a deserted oasis. I took a chance and went on this journey [...]

The oldest continuously celebrated pioneer event in the Lone Star State is being readied for the 136th time as the Doan’s May Picnic in Wilbarger County kicks off on May 4. On the first Saturday [...]

By Michelle Ames The Ranchman’s Café is one of our favorites and a must place to stop if we are in the Ponder area. Since 1948 they have served steaks, huge baked potatoes and delicious [...]

By Mandi Dietz Previously discussed, the Pythian Home adorns spacious acres of farmland alongside historic Bankhead Drive in east Weatherford, near Interstate 20. Although technically urban, it’s a scenic country-themed parcel and a beautiful place [...]