A seemingly empty plot of ground in Greenleaf Cemetery holds the remains of people who lived and died at the…

While out on a morning beauty drive along Turkey Peak Road down east of Early, listening to the new Turnpike…

My husband and I had the pleasure of talking with Joshua Furry and his lifelong friend Clint Tunnell last weekend.…

My friend and fellow columnist Don Newbury suggested a column on the history of the Brownwood airport. What I found…

My grandpa was a mapmaker. I used to spend hours in his room, where he had maps spread out everywhere–maps…

The morning sunlight streams in through the wood framed windows of Trickham’s Union Church. Old-fashioned plaster walls reflect gently back…

If you’ve ever walked the grounds of Howard Payne University or driven past the unusual, kind of turreted Douglas MacArthur…

“My father had the urge for the frontier West, and, after two years in Mississippi, made the long journey by…

The more I hear about artificial intelligence taking over the world and running people’s minds, the more my instinct grows…

Cold fronts always seem colder when it’s been unusually warm. While that is true this week, as we get through…

Tragic stories of love lost used to be more popular than they are now. While it might not be as…

From time to time, there are people who stand out in a community, individuals who embody the traditions and spirit…

A principle long practiced by Masons when creating a structure is the understanding of a cornerstone. Cornerstones are the first…

If you blink, you might drive right past the tiny community of Grosvenor without noticing it. That would truly be…