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Poison For Profit
By Mac B. McKinnon
Two elderly, wealthy spinster sisters in Llano, Texas, die within a day of each other, and it is chalked up to an unfortunate coincidence and old age. After all, they were seventy-five and eighty-three years old, respectively. One month later, an elderly man in San Angelo, Texas, 130 miles from Llano passes away, and it is attributed to old age and poor health. But there would prove to be a couple of common denominators, Tim Scoggin and poison. Read More . . . 
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Texas Ranger Leo Bishop
​His Legendary Life and Time . . . A Personal Glimpse
​By Betty Oglesbee & Illustrated By Kim Whitton
Leo Henderson Bishop (1903-1973) was among the first of the “new” Texas Rangers appointed by James V. Allred upon his inauguration as Governor of Texas in 1935. Two boxes of Bishop family memorabilia at the estate sale of Bishop Family Historian Bettye Bishop Robbins in 2016 provided the basis for this personal glimpse into her father’s life, along with supportive articles from the San Augustine Tribune.  Read More . . . 

The Texas Country Music Hall of Fame
By Bill O'Neal & Tommie Ritter Smith
When it comes to music, Texas has a rich history, but especially in the world of country music. The genre was born out of the trials and tribulations of the working man and includes a number of influences that include the blues, Southern gospel, folk music, western and more. Many of the biggest names in the genre have hailed from the Lone Star State including the likes of Willie Nelson, Jim Reeves, George Jones and Tanya Tucker, just to name a few of the many icons. Read More. . . 
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Murder in the Streets
A White Choctaw Witness To The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
​By William C. “Choc” Phillips
There have been numerous book and news articles written about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, but most of the first-person accounts were given by African Americans. However, William C. “Choc” Phillips was part white and part Native American and an eyewitness to one of the most violent episodes in the history of the United States.
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