Texas Highways, April 2022
In downtown Grapevine, novelist Jody Hadlock breezes into a busy coffee shop to talk about her new book, The Lives of Diamond Bessie…
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The New London Museum Recalls the Most Deadly School Tragedy in U.S. History
Jefferson’s ‘Diamond Bessie Murder Trial’ Plumbs 19th-Century Mystery
Texas Highways, April 2019
A national sensation in 1877, the tragic East Texas tale still captures the imagination.
Stop and smell the roses in the rose capital, Tyler
Texas Highways, August 2017
With a waggle of his pen, U.S. President John Tyler signed a bill to bring Texas into the United States in 1845. The following year, the state legislature approved a town in his honor in upper East Texas. Since then, Tyler has grown into a thriving city of more than 100,000 souls.
East Texas’ Jucy’s Hamburgers Aims for the Win
Texas Highways, August 2017
Walking into Jucy’s Hamburgers, at the corner of McCann and US 80 in Longview, the first thing I notice is the vibe, or lack thereof.
Hunt County Heroes
Texas Highways, Febuary 2017
The Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum in Greenville
Nature by Day..or Night
Texas Highways, October 2016
Guided night hikes at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area
Gimme that Old Time Opry
Texas Highways, August 2015
Country-music traditions live on at two Texarkana opries
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