Theories differ on strange geology at Jakes Creek
From the East Texas Journal August 2011 MONTICELLO, TEXAS – The thing had occupied his mind again, so Oscar Hill
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Fossil found on Sulphur emerges from dream
By Jolene Reed special to the Journal SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Twenty-one years ago, Hampton House Jewelry owner Wesley Hampton
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West Side woman’s got it figured out
By HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher Time was, Betty Smith worked in cotton fields to make money for school clothes. Jerry
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Councilman unloads at City Hall
You young people are free to skip this story and go to the city of Mt. Pleasant on You Tube,
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Different drummers play the family beat
Headed home from California, high on life and low on cash, when the Honda that crossed the Mohave played out
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Welsh Delivers Record Bass at a Bad Moment to Remember what he Forgot
Not long after the Welsh Lake dam flooded Swaunano bottom, Bill Ocker reeled in the biggest bass ever landed in
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Vampire Legend Haunts Dalby Springs Back Road
By GRETA REEVES Special to The Journal “Ever seen a vampire grave?” my friend Robyn asked. “Well, no,” I said
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Troubadour: Can’t say I remember needing the word before
By HUDSON OLD Expert Tuning in to Professor Steve Howell’s lyrical-musical lectures ever time I crank the pickup stereo’s expanded
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Contrasting Backstories frame Star’s Life
NTCC at CHAPEL HILL – At first glance, “there are two contrasting accounts of Barbara Conrad’s childhood,” said Northeast Professor
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A word of instruction turned his fields to a campus where school boys learned the ways of a man
By HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher PITTSBURG – A spirited domino opponent, Mrs. John E. (Betty) Smith is a gracious winner.
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