Wednesday Oct 21 | KTIC
Making stronger, directed breeding decisions
Selecting and identifying feed efficient bulls with favorable carcass traits for tenderness and marbling are key components for registered Brangus breeders John and Carolyn Kopycinski of Oak Creek Farms in Chappell Hill, Texas.
Jewel Faye Massey, 80, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, August 15, in Bandera.
Food Fight: Battle Breakfast Taco
There are those of us who are naturally early risers. And to those people go such wonderful things as brilliant sunrises, early morning calm, blessedly empty streets and the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
Food Fight: Battle Breakfast Taco
There are those of us who are naturally early risers. And to those people go such wonderful things as brilliant sunrises, early morning calm, blessedly empty streets and the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
Food Fight: Battle Breakfast Taco
There are those of us who are naturally early risers. And to those people go such wonderful things as brilliant sunrises, early morning calm, blessedly empty streets and the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
Food Fight: Battle Breakfast Taco
There are those of us who are naturally early risers. And to those people go such wonderful things as brilliant sunrises, early morning calm, blessedly empty streets and the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
The Rivers Casino has everything that a casino is supposed to have: cashier cages, restaurants, bars, and of course ATM.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Muench of New Ulm are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Muench of Huntsville, to Addison James Poust of Huntsville, son of Colonel and Mrs.
Tony Lee Slayton, age 46, passed away April 18, 2009, in Hempstead, Texas. He passed away from a massive heart attack.
Stay packed; Texas has a county with plains and meadows, valleys and hills and so many inns that changing beds every night is actually a pleasure.
Cottage Hill Farm promotes Scottish breed
Belted Galloway cattle feed on hay at the Cottage Hill Farm located north of La Vernia on F.M. 1346.
Fields of bluebonnets surround Texas history
Never saw myself as a Texan, but pretended so for a few April days in search of the fabled bluebonnets.