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PDF The Comprehensive Master Plan adopted by the city of Sherman proves that the citizens care about downtown.
Continue Reading →“Wow. What a great read. Move over Texas Monthly and D Magazine, there’s a new kid in town.
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Continue Reading →It is wildlife lovers like Steve Armstrong, (Birds of Prey, July/August Issue) who are the most ardent protectors of wild species.
Continue Reading →Thank you for your article on the condos (Diamond Pointe) at Lake Texoma. Since the day they started putting it up I have wanted to get a peek inside. Wow!
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Selling the Bath
You will see a smattering of higher end plumbing fixtures at Home Depot and Lowe’s—but for the really upscale stuff you’ll have to do a little more research. Consumers motivated by big, splashy, ads in magazines and on television are becoming more interested in more unusual, more expensive plumbing in ever-expanding kitchens and baths.
Requiem for a Pork Rib
When fire destroyed their Calera, Okla. restaurant “The Angus Pit Stop,” Glen and Diane Grote lost both their business and their home. The couple lived upstairs in a spacious apartment filled with family treasures and antiques.
Texas Horse Country
Take a lazy drive on a clear Sunday morning in Grayson County and you may be surprised at what is in your backyard. Tax rolls show more than 100 ranches in the county.
North Texas Regional Airport, TX
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