Country Lifestyles

By Judy Wade “I was one of five women who rode horseback or in the wagon every day that the wagon train moved,” Pam Blanscet Schenk said about her trip with the 1986 Sesquicentennial Wagon […]

By Judy Wade  Much has been written about Lute and Granny Jackson and their part in the history of southern Oklahoma while it was still Indian Territory. Lute was once summoned to “hanging” in Judge […]

Total Time: 45 minutes Serves: 6 Ingredients:  For Dressing: 5 limes 1 (8) ounce container light sour cream 1/2 cup adobo sauce for chipotle peppers 1/2 tsp Old Bay seasoning 1/4 tsp chili powder 1/4 […]

By Clay Reid Back in ’96, while I was on the Trigg Ranch of Singleton’s north of Tucumcari, N.M., I had the displeasure of running across one of the baddest bulls on the planet. The […]

By Jessica Crabtree At 7 a.m. every Monday morning at the local cafe in Olney, Texas, in the far back corner a group of ladies gather over breakfast. At first glance nothing seems unusual, until […]

By Judy Wade “WAGONS, HO!” Was a cry Betty McGaha heard every time the Sesquicentennial Wagon Train began its day’s journey as it trekked over 3,000 miles across Texas to commemorate the 150th anniversary of […]

By Lacey Newlin Serves: 8 Time: 1 Hour Ingredients Graham Cracker Crust • 1 cup pulverized graham crackers (about 6 graham crackers, blended or food  processed) • 1/3 cup butter (melted) • 1/4 cup brown sugar […]

By Jessica Crabtree & Michelle Ellis Do you like the outdoors? Do you love riding horses? Are you needing to de-stress or find an outlet from chaos of the everyday grind? Combine them all and […]

By Clay Reid Let me tell you folks about my boy Ace, the last child of my five crazy bunch of kids. Ace is the intellectual. I can assure you intellectual is not a word […]

By Jessica Crabtree At 4 a.m. every morning Weldon Hawley’s eyes open. By 5 a.m. he begins his day. It starts with coffee and breakfast, then the day’s tasks. It is a hard habit to […]