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Art, Antiques and a Victorian Lady
For almost 25 years, Tom Vining and Dent Beall have collected antiques and fine art. In 2015, they found a permanent home for their extensive collection—a tri-colored Victorian lady built in 1887 that is a work of art in her own right.…
Texas Trash & Treasures Reimagined Restoration
Linda and Richard Hamilton
Texas Trash & Treasures
Warrenton, Texas
423-502-1374
[email protected]
www.trash4sale.com
Years in the Creativity Biz: 25
Get their goods: Dillard’s Yard during Spring and Fall Round Top…
Round Top Antiques Show History: Then and Now
The Round Top Antiques Shows History began with one woman and one building.
In the fall of 1968, Emma Lee Turney established a two-day “country antiques show with unsurpassed standards of excellence” and called it the Round Top Antiques…
The Rambling Boy Texas Brags
There is no entry in the Handbook of Texas for John Hayward Randolph, nor was he ever elected to the Texas Institute of Letters, but he was a Texas author who probably did more than anyone else in the latter half of the 20th century to…
A Nature Travel Guide
In their new book Explore Texas: A Nature Travel Guide from Texas A&M Press, author Mary O. Parker and photographer Jeff Parker have created the perfect guide to experiencing the natural side of Texas. If you’re interested in…
Own a Media Empire They Said
Two years ago on December 10, Katie and I inked the deal that promised us the chance to own a media empire in a town with a population of 90. After we signed papers at Botts Title, we took a congratulatory selfie with Santa Claus at Henkel…
Nancy Lou Webster of Elgin: Never Cottoned to Dresses Nor Convention
Nancy Lou Webster of Elgin never cottoned to dresses nor convention. At age 86, the renowned craftsman still doesn’t.
“The world is full of boxes, but none of us get here built square,” said Webster, who religiously wears work boots and…
Shooting the Breeze with Totally Tikaa
I caught up with Totally Tikaa, as she's known on her blog and social media channels, while she was being driven to Waco to attend her Baylor freshman's first equestrian competition. I follow her on Instagram and had noticed she was doing…
Barbecue, Biscuits and Beans
Barbecue, Biscuits and Beans and My German and Wendish Roots
As told to Katie Stavinoha by Cliff as he drove to the Dudley Brothers Hereford Bull Sale in Comanche, Texas. Cliff was in the buying mode.
All of my grandparents…
Laughing Matters: My Grass is Green, But I’ve Got the Blues
After years of drought we all wanted rain. Some of us even prayed for it. I think maybe we overdid it because the Lord answered us in spades. Make that buckets. Now my grass is green, but I’ve got the blues—got them so bad that I wrote this…