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Painted Pianos Popping up on Main Street
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,...
Mother Neff State Park—The Mother of the Texas State Park System
By Cathrine Parker Along the Leon River in the rolling prairie of Central Texas, Mother Neff donated six acres of her land to be preserved for future generations. In 1921, her son, newly elected Governor Pat Morris Neff created the Mother Neff Memorial Park, making it...
“A Lake for All Seasons”
Exploring Lake Texoma Story by Sarah Naron Temperatures are steadily climbing, Mother Nature's wonders are in full bloom, and school is almost out. Of course, all of this comes together to signify one very important time of year – summertime! As always, families and...
Finding Roots along the Creek in Salado
Just like the first settlers found a lifeline along the spring-fed creek in Salado, artists, artisans and makers find life-giving inspiration in a village steeped in history. The first thoroughfare, the famed Chisholm Trail, bought people, livestock and stagecoaches...
