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newlyweds at Woodlake, 1934

August 28, 2015 Dan Acree Image posted in: Woodlake Park
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The Idle Time fun boat on Lake Texoma

Burns Run

By Dan Acree

When the engineers closed the flood gates on Denison Dam in February 1944 and the waters of Lake Texoma began to spread out behind what was then the world’s largest rolled earth-filled dam. Soon, people were drawn to the lake for recreation as family attractions popped up around along the shores.

Category: Heritage

Loren’s Lures Endures

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Working and selling out of their tackle shop-hobby shop factory in Whitesboro, Chad and Michele Rigsby carry the mantle for Renner, and still make a 100 percent Made In America product, only now the world comes to their doorstep via the Internet to buy a better fish-getter.

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Fellowship and Fried Chicken

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One of the benefits of being a writer is the opportunity to speak to community groups. But I clearly understand that the main mission of the meeting is not to hear me speak, but to have fellowship and eat picnic food on a weekday.

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