Attractions

By Jessica Crabtree  Prior to the Civil War, the late 1850s were filled with pioneers leaving their home states, headed west on the trail to settle in the land of opportunity. Settlers from Alabama, Tennessee, […]

By Steve Stevens If you have read my past columns, you know how fond I am of Cajun food. In the cowboy food pyramid, Cajun food is royalty. Unfortunately, here in North Texas, it is […]

By Dave Alexander  Hello again, music fans. This month I’d like to share a wonderful and talented friend with you whom I’m sure you’re going to love. Belinda Gail is one of the country’s top […]

By Judy Wade  If the idea that dinosaurs once lived in North Texas is hard for you to wrap your mind around, Whiteside Museum of Natural History at 310 N. Washington in Seymour has the […]

By Steve Stevens The old cowboy sitting next to me grinned from ear to ear when he ordered a Coca-Cola and the waitress said we only serve RC Cola. The giant Longhorn steer on the […]

By Dave Alexander  Howdy Texas Music Fans! Does anybody remember Fred Sanford from Sanford and Son, the old television show? You know, back when there were just three or maybe four channels. Old Fred would […]

By Jessica Crabtree Live music, art, activities for kids of all ages and the alluring aroma of diverse food from 50 food trucks is a Saturday in June well spent. The fourth annual event held […]

By Judy Wade Like most Texas frontier towns in the 1800s, Spanish Fort had its share of mischief, mayhem and murder. When white settlers first came to the area, they discovered remnants of a fort […]

By Steve Stevens There isn’t any cowboy worth his salt who hasn’t worn a good pearl snap shirt. They are my preference and the preference of many of my cowboy heroes like Casey Tibbs, Larry […]

By Dave Alexander  Howdy country music fans, I’ve been told that history has a way of repeating its self. It seems to me that more and more country acts from the late ’80’s and ’90’s […]