Claire Mestepey has built a steady publishing business around her word search puzzles and has gained a bit of fame for doing it while having cerebral palsy.
For any writer, publishing more than fifty books is a major accomplishment. But former television producer Claire Mestepey has gained a bit of fame for doing it while having cerebral palsy.
Texas Country Reporter visits Lareatha Clay & Phillip White, organizers of the festival in Shankleville and descendants of the community's founders.
The early road used by Native Americans and settlers ran through what would become Gary Pinkerton’s family farm in Rusk County.
Chef David Skinner of Eculent has been called a mad genius. With a focus on molecular gastronomy, he invites guests to “rethink everything.”
In the rolling plains of the Panhandle, Bob Owen tears up what’s left of old vehicles so that some classic cars get a chance at a new life.
From the rural East Texas community of Pleasant Hill, a group of women depicts the sights and sounds that guided people to freedom.
Gene Fernandez has an outfit for every story, but his infectious love for local history is the star of the show.
Sally Maxwell’s images, made from thousands upon thousands of hairline scratches, are impressively detailed.
An interview with Armando Vera in Brownsville, who owns the only restaurant in Texas to offer traditional, buried-in-the-ground, coal-smoked barbacoa.
