Attractions – North Texas Farm and Ranch

The Birthplace and House of the Singing Cowboy

February 28, 2019 0

By Savannah Magoteaux With Christmas just behind us, the sounds and jingles of the season’s holiday songs still ring in some ears. More than likely you heard the old-time rendition of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, […]

Serving the Square

February 26, 2019 0

By Mandi Dietz With time comes change and a melting pot of old and new, creating a destination to rediscover. Most small-town squares, downtowns, and city centers these days resemble that of Parker County, with […]

Doug’s Peach Orchard

February 25, 2019 0

Doug’s Peach Orchard located just across the Red River at 27677 U.S. Highway 81 in Terral, Okla., has survived the test of time to remain a favorite among locals since its beginning in 1948. It […]

Rich in North Texas History – The Red River Valley Museum

February 22, 2019 0

By Savannah Magoteaux The Red River Valley Museum is a hub of north Texas art and history and is located on the campus of Vernon College in Vernon, Texas. The museum was created in 1964, […]

On the Road with Dave Alexander

February 2, 2019 0

Howdy Texas Music Lovers. What an honor it is to share my musical stories and friends with you each month right here in this great magazine. I’ve said it before, and I still stand by […]

Striving for Education through Adversity

January 28, 2019 0

By Jessica Crabtree In the northwest section of Burkburnett, on the corner of West 6th and Floyd Street, sets a plot of living history. Although there is no building, no real visual to show of […]

Windmill Grill, Saint Jo, Texas

January 26, 2019 0

By Shannon Gillette The two main elements for a great burger joint are, well, the burger and the joint. The Windmill Grill in Saint Jo, Texas, certainly has both aspectscovered. First the burger. Burgers are […]

On the Road with Dave Alexander

January 3, 2019 0

Happy New Year Texas Music Fans! As we turn the corner and say goodbye to 2018, I enjoy looking back at another great year in the Texas Music business. There have been so many great […]

A Pioneer Christmas — The Tale of Christmas in Wichita Falls from villagers in 1880

December 24, 2018 0

By Jessica Crabtree 16 When listening to classic Christmas songs, a picture can be painted of a more meager holiday, surrounded by family, friends much like family, simple gifts, but none-the-less radiant faces. J.H. Barwise was […]

On the Road with Dave Alexander – Marty B’s

December 22, 2018 0

By Dave Alexander Howdy Texas Music Fans! It’s hard to believe that the time has come to celebrate Christmas and say goodbye to 2018. What a great year this has been for all of us […]