Brandon Gigout Says He’s a Hand Not a Cowboy
Although Brandon Gigout has been working cattle for the public for more than one-third of his life, he characterizes himself as a hand not...
Lorie A. Woodward
Jewelry Maker: Mallory Nicholson
Jewelry making found Mallory Nicholson, a designer, serial entrepreneur and self-proclaimed Francophile, who owns Mallory et Cie.
Furniture Maker: Andre Thome
Drawing on Old World traditions, furniture maker Andre Thome crafts custom furniture deep in the heart of Texas.
The Baker: Clayton Mayer
Because of his sweet tooth, baker Clayton Mayer developed a sweet talent.
Apparel Designer: Debbie Hodde of Brenham
Debbie Hodde brings her experience as a champion equestrian and her eye for statement-making style to Winning Couture, a custom-tailored competition clothing brand based in Brenham.
SpouseWork — Dave and Becky Allan on the Cattle Life
With three businesses and three sons, Bar A Ranch owners Dave and Becky Allan live in a whirlwind—and it’s nothing new.
Amanda Danning – Forensic Sculptor
Forensic sculptor Amanda Danning reconstructs faces from the past using science, history and art. By Lorie A. Woodward
Inside the Texas Cotton Gin Museum — Big Engine, Big Impact
Residents within three miles of the Texas Cotton Gin Museum know when the Lady B, a 1925 Bessemer Type IV diesel oil engine that powers the Burton Farmers Gin, is fired up.
Chappell Hill Historical Society Museum
The Chappell Hill Historical Society Museum provides an in-depth look at the foundation of Chappell Hill in Washington County.
Texas Wendish Heritage Museum: Staking a Claim on History
In 1854, a group of 600 Wends left their home in southeastern Germany and staked a claim on a new life on 4,000 acres in a community they named Serbin, near present-day Giddings.
