Texas Feminine Culture, Ritual of Football Explained
By JANNA ZEPP | Photos from FME News Service archives Football season is upon us. I can’t explain the sport
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Legendary Playwright: Jackie Mills Brings Salado’s Story to the Stage
By Elizabeth Finkenbinder | Photo from Tex Appeal archives and courtesy of Jackie Mills Jackie Mills is a legend in
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Mayborn Museum’s Discovery Center Keeps Kids Learning
By RACHEL STRICKLAND | Photos courtesy of the MAYBORN MUSEUM Summer is here, kids are out of school, and parents
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Summer Moon Coffee Offers Entrepreneurial Experience to Belton Family
By RACHEL STRICKLAND | Photos courtesy of SUMMER MOON COFFEE If there’s one thing Texans truly love, it’s a good
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Behind the Lens: Blair Dupre Balances Science, Art to Create Stunning Photos
By BRANDY CRUZ | Photos courtesy of BLAIR DUPRE Capturing one moment in time — with all the emotions that
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Blankets for Bereavement
Baylor Scott & White program helps families experiencing pregnancy loss By Amy Rognlie | Photos courtesy of Baylor Scott &
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Miriam A. ‘Ma’ Ferguson: First Woman Texas Governor Was Born in Salado
By JANNA ZEPP | Public domain photos Bell County is home of quite a few “firsts,” and one of them
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By JOHNA UNDERWOOD Recently, it seems we are finding more areas for discord; the classroom is no exception. It can
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Sisters of Sanctification: Shelter, service and salvation from violence in the 19th century
By Janna Zepp | Public domain photos Belton might well be the site of the first women’s shelter in American
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Museum Keeps Austin Weird
Attraction on Sixth Street draws tourists & locals By Rachel Strickland | Photos courtesy of Steve Busti Austin is proud
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