Old Cellars
By contributing writer David Gregory When I was a kid it was common for most people to have a storm cellar. Storm warnings from radio or TV were unheard of. When a cloud started coming […]
April 2014
The Pig Explosion- Part 2: How a species went from obscure to a nuisance in a quarter century
By contributing writer Russell Graves Over the past three decades, the population reached a critical mass and everywhere pigs can live, pigs probably exist. “There are but two kinds of landowners in Texas: Those with […]
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department wants to ban gassing rattlesnakes
By contributing writer Peggy Browning What happens when you spray gasoline or other toxic chemicals into caves, between crevices of rocky outcroppings, or down the burrows of animals on the rolling plains? When faced with […]
Visions, memories and tales from Texas’ past
By contributing writer Jerry Williams In 2008 real estate agent Jerry Williams traveled to Buffalo Springs in southern Clay County to view a property that was for sale. He found a clear water spring ankle […]
From fossils to fire trucks
By Shannon Gillette The old stone building stands three stories tall, and not a single square inch of space is wasted. The rooms of the Archer County Museum are packed with historical treasures. Over 7,000 […]
Nocona Rotary Club Bull Fest
The 10th annual Nocona Bull Fest is planned for Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 8 P.M. Last year’s champion, Cody Johnson, went home with the prize money and a custom pair of Larry Mahan boots. […]
The American- The Winners
By contributing writer Judy Wade RFD TV’s The American presented by Polaris, the richest one-day rodeo in history, has come and gone. Over $2 million in money and prizes was presented to the winners. Texas […]
Wild Horse Mountain Fudge Factory: A one-of-a-kind place, for a one-of-a-kind experience
By staff writer Jessica Bartel With an eye for possibilities, a creative side and an entrepreneur mind, Mike Hughes is a man of many trades. As a young man on family trips, Hughes remembers traveling […]
Restoring more than just cabins…restoring history
By staff writer Jessica Bartel Bill Marquis, of Stoney, TX, has the unique occupation of restoring cabins all over the state of Texas. An historian at heart, Marquis comes in contact with 16′ X 16′ […]
Profile on: Dr. Molly Bellefeuille, DVM, MS
By staff writer Jessica Bartel It seems most girls, from a young age, have an obsession with horses. Their bond is one that can not be described. With a child’s youthful imagination and a horse’s […]