by Kay Boothe | Nov 17, 2021 | Heritage, News, Summer Destinations, Texas Living, Travel, Uncategorized
By Catherine Parker The blast of the horn acts like a beacon for relentless spirits and many, like myself, stop in their tracks and listen to the distinctive sound as the Amtrak’s engine pulling into town. Living in a train town for a nearly two decades, the horn...
by Kay Boothe | Nov 17, 2021 | Heritage, Summer Destinations, Travel, Uncategorized
by Catherine Parker Across Texas, another tiny dino-lover is born. Within a matter of months, dino babies become preschool paleontologists that rattle off genus species names like cartoon characters. Their adults want to satisfy their unquenchable love for dinosaurs...
by Kay Boothe | Nov 17, 2021 | Heritage, News, Summer Destinations, Texas Living, Travel, Uncategorized
Story by Sarah Naron As summertime draws ever near, ‘Texas Farm and Home’ is taking its readers on an exploration of some of the many lakes scattered throughout the Lone Star State. In May, we examined Lake Texoma, which straddles Texas and Oklahoma and...
by Kay Boothe | Nov 17, 2021 | Heritage, Texas Living, Uncategorized
Dalhart Dairy Keeps Family Tradition Alive While Bettering the Future Story by Sarah Naron When your family tree includes three generations of dairy farmers, it’s almost a given that you will follow in those same footsteps. This was certainly the case for Donald...
by Kay Boothe | Nov 11, 2021 | Events, Heritage, News, Summer Destinations, Texas Living, Travel, Uncategorized
By Cathrine Parker Inspiration can happen anywhere and that’s how a new public art installation of painted pianos popped up in Taylor, Texas. Doug Moss of Public Sketch Development Group, spent over 30 years working in New York City as an architect. During the summer,...
