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Spreading sunshine in the dark days of a pandemic

By Sharon White | Photography by JUSTIN BORJA and contributed by BSWH On any given day, the hallways at Baylor

By Drayton McLane Jr. My Central Texas roots shaped me into the person and businessman that I am today. My

By Mandy Shelton On 66 acres just north of Hico on the Erath-Hamilton county line, Robert Valdez runs Mini Tank

By Carey Stites Labor Day traditionally signals the transition from the scorching Texas summer heat to milder fall temperatures. Typically,

By Dean Winkler I come from a long heritage of forefathers that were resilient, willing to take risks, and had

By Carey Stites Summer is here. Memorial Day is past and we’re racing toward the Fourth of July. Temperatures soar

By Amy Rognlie | Photography contributed “Why do big cities get to have all the fun?” That’s the question that

By Carey Stites While most of us yield to the routine of picking out delicious vegetables at the local grocery

By Sharon Douglas I’m a Texan and a direct descendant of Cinderilla, because, once upon a time, 16-year-old bride Cinderilla

By Annette Nevins | Photography contributed The holidays don’t have to be hectic. Take a break from the rush with