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Violence, murder ruled Thunder Road

Violence, murder ruled Thunder Road

East Texas History Featured
From The East Texas Journal, July 2012 By Hudson Old, Publisher FORT WORTH, TEXAS – Dating back to the 1930’s,...
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Dr. Palmore Currey’s Legacy includes the gift of fire

Dr. Palmore Currey’s Legacy includes the gift of fire

East Texas History Featured
By HUDSON OLDJournal Publisher He gave us fire.Not a scout fire, not a bonfire -- the woods on fire, a...
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Biographer preserved the fading legend of Catfish Smith

Biographer preserved the fading legend of Catfish Smith

East Texas History Featured
Above photo, Glen Slaughter played for Catfish Smith, an athlete and coach who played semi-pro ball for the Mt. Pleasant...
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National championship Coach Robert Caskey had game day with Don Meredith

National championship Coach Robert Caskey had game day with Don Meredith

East Texas History Featured
Above photo' the centerfold shot of his Aggie Yearbook featured Robert Caskey’s A&M roommate tackling SMU quarterback Don Meredith at...
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Farmers sons marched to war

Farmers sons marched to war

East Texas History Featured
Above photo, meat wasn’t a staple when Alfred Cox was one of 13 children growing up on Titus County tenant...
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Business, banking and baseball back when

Business, banking and baseball back when

East Texas History Featured
Above photo, Morris Rolston, Marvin Coffee and Bugs Cross played for the Mt. Pleasant Cubs, a sandlot semipro baseball club...
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Coach Parker shaped community, Congressman says

Coach Parker shaped community, Congressman says

East Texas History Featured
  Above photo, World War II interrupted the coaching career Sam Parker resumed in 1946 when he came home to...
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Coffee Culture

Coffee Culture

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Above photo, the helicopter atop Huey’s Coffee made Joe Dalby’s one-time Mt. Pleasant Studebaker dealership a U.S. 67 a landmark...
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Radio show airs spirit of town patriarchs

Radio show airs spirit of town patriarchs

East Texas History Featured
From East Texas Journal, February 2016 By Hudson old, Publisher Mt. Pleasant, Texas- K-Lake Radio 97.7 aired the annual Lions...
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Texas Milk plant dominated city skyline when Mt. Pleasant, Texas launched plan to save family farms

Texas Milk plant dominated city skyline when Mt. Pleasant, Texas launched plan to save family farms

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From East Texas Journal, February 2016 By Hudson Old, Publisher MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS -- The town's business community depended on...
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Fact or fiction: century old government study probed practice of water witching

Fact or fiction: century old government study probed practice of water witching

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From The East Texas Journal, January 2016 By Hudson Old, Publisher So it’s the Sunday morning gathering of the tribe,...
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Speeding whiskey runner loses 100 mph high speed chase in Northeast Texas

Speeding whiskey runner loses 100 mph high speed chase in Northeast Texas

East Texas History Featured
Above photo, if you can figure out why an outlaw bent on slipping through Texas with an illegal load of...
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Judge brushed with bootleggers, madams, moonshiners and Dixie Mafia in East Texas

Judge brushed with bootleggers, madams, moonshiners and Dixie Mafia in East Texas

East Texas History Featured
From The Eat Texas Journal By Hudson Old, Publisher They worked the same arena. They knew the same players, on...
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Christmas open house features area school choirs at American National Bank

Christmas open house features area school choirs at American National Bank

Entertainment Featured
Carolers from area schools filled the lobby with music at American National Bank’s annual Christmas Open House, a tradition going...
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A Penny for Your Thoughts?

A Penny for Your Thoughts?

Business Featured
By Mark LeeSpecial to the Journal The watchword in politics these days (at least this week) is affordability. What screams...
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