Praise for Texoma Living

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!

D. Bartley

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The Dummy Works

By Dan Acree

Three heads, the torsos nowhere nearby, lie lined up on a bed in a small silver traveling trailer in a North Texas parking lot. Noggins from a child, an adult, and a senior citizen stare glassy eyed and grinning at anyone who walks in. This might be unsettling to some folks. For Tim Cowles it is another day at work.

Category: Business

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

Postcards from the Past

By Edward Southerland

It is called deltiology, from the Greek for “writing tablet.” It is the collecting of postcards, and it is one of the three most popular collecting hobbies in the world.

Category: Heritage

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