Moonshine provided escape from poverty for Titus County whisky runner on the Back Roads to Dallas
Article reprinted from the East Texas Journal January, 2016 Edition. Back Roads to Dallas is now at the Mt. Pleasant
Read moreArticle reprinted from the East Texas Journal January, 2016 Edition. Back Roads to Dallas is now at the Mt. Pleasant
Read moreWhen the Majestic Christmas Company tested them, strings of lights hanging every foot along every facet of the three layer-cake
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Read moreBy Jolene Reed special to the Journal SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Twenty-one years ago, Hampton House Jewelry owner Wesley Hampton
Read moreBy HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher Time was, Betty Smith worked in cotton fields to make money for school clothes. Jerry
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Read moreAt the funeral, they said Dr. Clint Davis said there were lots of stories about Glenn Justiss, including some that
Read moreHeaded home from California, high on life and low on cash, when the Honda that crossed the Mohave played out
Read moreNot long after the Welsh Lake dam flooded Swaunano bottom, Bill Ocker reeled in the biggest bass ever landed in
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