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September 4, 2010May 2, 2011 Dan Acree

We were so excited to learn that we will again receive your wonderful magazine. Texas Monthly does not even compare! Thanks for coming back!

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Betty Nash

By Dan Acree

People are taking notice of Betty Nash’s art. Her works, done in oil, are graceful, subtle manipulations of light and shadows, of deep colors and reflections. She uses the chiaroscuro style (the play of light and shadow) embraced by masters such as Rembrandt and Raphael.

Category: People, The Arts

Whitewright, Texas

By Dan Acree

Just 17 miles southeast of Sherman on US 69 and SH 11 in extreme east Grayson County, Whitewright is a prototypical Texas town with one foot in the past and the other firmly planted in the here-and-now. Settlers from Kentucky established the area in the late 1800s. Whitewright was a land rich for cultivation and cattle, a wilderness of grasses, flowers and forest.

Category: Heritage

Chef Robert Aranson

By Edward Southerland

By all rights he should have been a lawyer. His father was a lawyer, his sister is a lawyer, but Robert Aranson adopted his father’s avocation rather than his vocation and became a chef instead.

Category: People

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