Mary Ann Fordyce is a straight-talking chicken farmer calling for a return to country roots.
When I first met Mary Ann Fordyce on her farm in Bellville, Texas, in 2014, I wasn’t quite sure she was glad to see me. Her frank talk and straightforward ways sent an instant message.
We took a pop-up phone booth across the state and collected voicemails about what makes Texas special, then turned those responses into an animated video.
I’m not sure I ever bought the story of the Texas horned lizard that survived thirty years in a courthouse cornerstone, but it’s a tale that reminds me why I love storytelling.
Radio DJ David Kolar hosts The American Czech Hour, which broadcasts from Hillsboro across a 25-mile radius.
In Fredericksburg, Perkins’s creative approach to life can be seen in every inch of his one-of-a-kind retreat.
Founded in 1946, the Shelby Store is a relic of what retail once was for many small Texas communities.
Years ago, I learned an important lesson from a family in West Texas—happiness can be found in the simplest places.
In 2007, Texas Country Reporter met Sister Damian, the Houston Astros’ most patient and faithful baseball fan.
I’ll never forget Herman “Train” Gates, the man who collected junk on an empty lot in Carthage, helped fix bikes for neighborhood kids, and wrote poetry.
