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Girls get a little rock 'n' roll at camp

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — Asenet Torres wants to rock 'n' roll.....more>>

  • Vietnam veteran documented war
    ARGYLE, Texas (AP) — Don Schol is a Vietnam veteran and no stranger to the horror of war. But from the moment he arrived in 1967, his experience was destined to be different.
  • NM civil war battlefield gets exposure
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The plan was to march up the Rio Grande and capture the city of Santa Fe and seize the thousands of rifles, dozens of cannons and other supplies at Fort Union for a campaign that would expand the Confederacy's borders all the way to California Coast.
  • Temple man's VW affection started 25 years ago
    TEMPLE, Texas (AP) — On Memorial Day weekend, Brent Brendemuehl slid several homemade bread loaves into his 1981 Volkswagen Bus. On a warm day, it's the perfect temperature for the dough to rise before baking.
  • Gallery owner helps children with art
    WICHITA FALLS, Texas (AP) — On the sidewalk in front of her Brook Village art gallery, Rachel Liles scribbled a line from Picasso in bright yellow chalk.
  • Couple turns to green power for their home
    HOUSTON (AP) — A Bach fugue spills into the high-ceilinged home of Dan and Adele Hedges. Crisp but welcoming, it's the perfect aural counterpoint to a place that softens sharp angles with warm woods and sunshine.
  • Inmates learn art, companionship
    DALLAS (AP) — Tiny paper patches of red, lavender and turquoise were the only flashes of color in the locked room except for the gray and green outfits mandated by the state.
  • Artist spearheads Texas border fort restoration
    SAN YGNACIO, Texas (AP) — Legends differ on the origins of the sundial over the arched gateway of the 1830s Trevino Fort, a cluster of timeworn buildings on the banks of the Rio Grande.
  • North Texas botanical gardens a walk to enjoy
    WEATHERFORD, Texas (AP) — While Clark Gardens Botanical Park receives wide acclaim in its ninth public year, you might be surprised to find its co-founder, Max Clark, digging in the dirt on any given day.
  • Teen learns how to deal with bees
    TYLER, Texas (AP) — Sixteen-year-old Kellie Lenamond pulls on her white bee suit and dons long leather gloves and a gauzy veil.
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