Everything about JW’s, from the rustic wood walls and casual décor to the friendly service (and the legendary homemade onion rings), invites people to “come as you are.” And they do.
The all-volunteer Round Top Area Historical Society preserves Round Top’s rich history at its two-acre campus and on its website.
Originally appeared in the November 2018 edition of the Round Top Register –Ed. The idea for the Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center, established...
Harnessing her passion for art and nature, Sally Maxwell of La Grange elevated scratchboard, a 19th century black-and-white graphic design medium to fine art....
In the 20 years since its founding, the Round Top Family Library has grown and changed with the community it serves. “A library brings...
John and Laurie Lowery, the husband and wife team who co-own Humble Donkey Studio in Round Top, never intended to work together. “Of the...
In early America, barns marked the march of civilization across the new nation. “Barns were the center of the pioneers’ daily lives,” said Mark...
Troy and Michelle Kooper, owners of the Kooper Family Whiskey Company in Ledbetter, found the meaning of life in a whiskey barrel. “We found...
Johnny Kopycinski, who owns Chappell Hill Bakery & Deli & BBQ with his wife Carolyn, is a man on the move. In addition to...
Kaspar Companies has left its imprint on Shiner as surely as Shiner has left its imprint on the international business and the family who...
