First recipient makes most of scholarship
April 19, 2022
Café closing changes community rhythm
September 23, 2021
Turn out the lights, the mining’s over
July 2, 2021
There’s more than another rodeo in the plan
June 17, 2021
1st Street Longhorns anchor Scenic Spring Cattle Drive
June 16, 2021
Worker program reels in mobile homeless
Show Booked at Whatley
April 16, 2021
Pittsburg soap shocker rocks consumer market
March 4, 2021
Soldier with music brought a song to the war
February 24, 2021
Archived CCC photo pegs location of Depression-era work camp on Edwards
February 19, 2021
Texans search English Abbey for beekeeper
February 10, 2021
Salvage milks the most from the work of a forgotten builder
February 3, 2021
Flora & fauna on Daphne Prairie draw diverse life forms to Franklin County
January 27, 2021
Dietary atrocities endured aboard war’s busiest carrier
January 20, 2021
Cookville business boom fueled five newspapers
January 6, 2021
Archives
Photo above, Sue Barker, left, with APL’s Taylor Muller and Mt. Vernon graduate Rhealyn Reagan, a recipient of the Cole...
Read More
NAPLES, TEXAS - Opening at 6 a.m., Nett’s Restaurant was a six-day-a-week operation, a part of the rhythm of the...
Read More
Reprinted from January 2018 East Texas Journal MONTICELLO, TX – Okay, show’s over. Dallas-based Luminant’s turned out the lights on...
Read More
Ticket sales registered somewhere between 4,500 and 5,000 at the 57th annual rodeo that almost wasn’t. “In the summer of...
Read More
Reprinted from the March 2019 East Texas Journal Edition When the vet couldn't save his bull, Longhorn market conditions minimized...
Read More
Paired with a blonde in their quest for golf courses near towns with a softball league, before they rode off...
Read More
If the guy who toured with Mouse and the Trapps in the 60’s playing bass behind Debbie Porter’s dulcimer with...
Read More
By HUDSON OLD Famous Photographer Pittsburg, Texas – Soap store. Guy with natural rolling slabs of useful shoulders under the...
Read More
In the relative comfort of the second floor of a school building still standing in Tientsin, China, one day after...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2019 Edition. Ed’s note: Sam Ferguson researched and compiled 1930’s news records for...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal August 2017 Edition By RON COUCH Special to the Journal A book about bees...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2020 Edition BRIDGES CHAPEL, TEXAS -- When Lisa Garrison-Toland was a girl, “Grandma”...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal June 2016 Edition By HUDSON OLD East Texas Journal DAPHNE PRAIRIE – An artist,...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2016 edition. The development of powdered milk and dehydrated potatoes were considered wartime...
Read More
Reprinted from the East Texas Journal January 2019 Edition. COOKVILLE, TEXAS – With World War I in full swing, Earl...
Read More