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2019 Holiday Recipe Contest Winners
Featuring the very best from readers’ kitchens in the 15th annual Holiday Recipe Contest
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Treasure discovered in 1885 led to trouble for a Bell County ranch hand
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Readers discover that being up the creek is an adventure, not a predicament, and they have the photos to prove it
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How a persuasive woman helped start the school that launched Johnson’s career
Focus on Texas: Up the Creek
Readers discover that being up the creek is an adventure, not a predicament, and they have the photos to prove it
My Grandmother and LBJ
How a persuasive woman helped start the school that launched Johnson’s career
75th Anniversary Timeline: Society
Highlighting events and milestones through the years that coincide with Texas Co-op Power’s 75 years of publication
Dazed and Dazzled
Some of the topics we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue
A Leader of Kind Strangers
Wreaths Across America program flourishes in Texas thanks to Ellen Fuller’s exuberance
Ranch Hands on the Wheel
Driving lessons, a bonding experience for many families, start early on the ranch
2019 Holiday Recipe Contest Winners
Featuring the very best from readers’ kitchens in the 15th annual Holiday Recipe Contest
Company Dinner
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Imperial Tenderloin from June 1959
Happy Hours
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Vidalia Onion Dip from March 1998
Here’s the Beef
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Texas State Fair Chili from Texas Co-op Power’s 60 Years of Home Cooking
Team Spirit
Football field in San Saba, built over a cemetery, has a lively history
Big Bend’s Golden Triangle
Visit Fort Davis, Marfa and Alpine—lofty destinations that offer big skies, luxury and down-to-earth adventure
Teaching Youngsters the Important Lesson of Energy Efficiency
Help children learn to make saving energy a way a life
Around Texas
McAllen, the self-declared South Pole of Texas, kicks off the festive season on December 7 with its Holiday Parade, which the city describes as the largest illuminated holiday and helium balloon parade in Texas.
Find more events all across the state on our Events page.
Illustration: Tim Carroll
