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This Little Piggy

When pet potbellies outgrow expectations, rescuers step in

By Chris Burrows

Feature

Tom Lea’s War

Battlefield paintings by El Paso artist express the tragedy and pathos of World War II

By E. Dan Klepper

Departments

Letters to the Editor

Hit the Road With Chet Garner

Higher Education

An inspiring desk perched on Hancock Hill overlooks Sul Ross State University in Alpine

By Chet Garner

Web Extras

May 2019 Web Extras

Find exclusive online content from this issue

By Texas Co-op Power Staff

TCP Kitchen

Layer Cakes

This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Cider ’n’ Spice Cake from October 1977

By Paula Disbrowe

May 2019 Photo Contest

Focus on Texas: On the Ranch

The endless work and precious moments leave lasting impressions

By Grace Arsiaga

75th Anniversary

75th Anniversary Timeline: Electricity and Energy

Highlighting events and milestones through the years that coincide with Texas Co-op Power’s 75 years of publication

By Texas Co-op Power Staff

Currents

The Hazards of Sun and Sea

Some of the topics we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue

By Texas Co-op Power Staff

Power of Our People

A Butterfly’s Touch

12-year-old takes the sting out of blood sugar testing

By Texas Co-op Power Staff

Texas History

Baylor, the Man

Judge and minister is an unlikely namesake for the Baptist university in Waco

By Martha Deeringer

Texas USA

Instant Archives

The Portal to Texas History makes a wealth of research and documents available online

By Light T. Cummins

Observations

Russian Interference

Tumbleweeds—stray pests from Siberia and icons of loneliness—sometimes gang up on civilization

By E. Dan Klepper

Energy Safety

Why Electricity Is Dangerous

Contact with this valuable resource can cause injuries or death

By Texas Co-op Power Staff

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