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Magazine Archives: July 2012

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Features

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Speaking Up for Heritage
By Helen Cordes
Alabama-Coushatta tribe is fighting to preserve its native tongue and venerable way of life
Feature
The Truth About Pecos Cantaloupes
By Lonn Taylor
They’re a sweet, hard-to-find delicacy … and now they are grown in Pecos County, not Pecos

Departments

Letters to the Editor
Co-op People
Changing Views, One Kaleidoscope at a Time
By Margaret Buranen
Seeing is believing through these magical toys that spin forth bright colors, intricate patterns … and hope
Power Connections
Cool, Daddy
By Suzanne Haberman
Reflective coating on home’s roof brings temperature way down
Texas Reader
Feathers & Light
By Camille Wheeler
On John P. O’Neill’s canvas of many colors, no bird is left behind
Observations
The Real Deal on a Real Ranch
By Marco Perella
Learning the ropes from an old, stooped-over cowboy who would leave Roy Rogers in the dust
Footnotes in Texas History
Elizabeth Bacon Custer
By Martha Deeringer
Libbie, wife of a famous general, gamely endured frontier hardships to be by his side
KEVIN’S KITCHEN
Food for a Multitude
By Kevin Hargis
Meat and greet: When cooking for a crowd, make sure you know what folks really want to sink their teeth into
July 2012 Photo Contest
Focus on Texas: Yard Art
By Ashley Clary-Carpenter
In the hands of imaginative artists, different kinds of critters come home to stay
Hit the Road
Angelina National Forest
By Laurence Parent
The sound of water
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  1. Keyhole Gardening
  2. The Call That’s Coming
  3. The Legislature and You
  4. Focus on Texas: Black & White
  5. Valentine’s Breakup

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June 2013

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