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More than just kolache-making, it’s a tradition involving family and friends; it’s part of the Czech culture that’s being passed down from one generation to the next in Ennis. As it’s been done for almost 60 years now, the KJT Auditorium again hosted a pre-National Polka

Since exiting a career in education, Rough & Ruffles owner McKenna Marcy hasn’t looked back. “I was originally a kindergarten teacher and found out I was two weeks pregnant when I moved here for my job, and just knew I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom,” she shared in

Registration opens Wednesday, May 7, for the 2025 State Fair of Texas Creative Arts competitions, which feature more than 1,100 arts and crafts and 26 cooking contests. “There is something for every Texan, including opportunities for kids,” a spokesman said. “Whether you prefer to display your artistry by cooking

AUSTIN — Governor Greg Abbott has signed Senate Bill 14, also known as “Texas DOGE,” into law at the Texas Capitol in Austin. Passed during the 89th Regular Legislative Session, the law will empower the Texas government to “be more efficient and less intrusive in the daily lives of Texans,” according

What’s a tuk tuk, you ask? Waxahachie-based Texas Tuk Tuks is happy to share the answer while also visiting with you about their thriving small business that revolves around the importing of Italian-made, three-wheel trucks. Owner Daniel Smith started his business several decades ago, first importing Vespa scooters made