Tucked in the East Texas countryside is a 45-acre multipurpose ranch with one-of-a-kind amenities.
As a child, LaDarian Brown would return home from Sunday worship services and mimic every single thing he’d witnessed at church that day. From the preachers giving sermons and deacons praying to church ladies jumping around and clapping as they sang to music, Brown would imitate everything h…
For two people who enjoy structure, Trey and Jennifer Hattaway also embrace the spontaneity of life and have found flexibility, a sense of humor and community support to have played a role in their lives.
If Zoe Lawhorn had it her way she would wear a black turtleneck and do the same thing daily, but because of her husband Tab, she thinks about life with more imagination.
With a focus on faith and family, East Texas natives Libby and Brent Bryson strive to support each other individually while growing together as a family.
He’s known by many names.
Like many East Texans, Casey and Mandy Beddingfield enjoy getting away, unplugging and relaxing with family while spending time in nature.
A decent burger isn’t hard to find. Almost any restaurant that serves classic, American food will have at least a handful of tasty options.
You can drink wine just about anywhere, but there’s something special about sipping on it right where it’s made.
Craft breweries often come with great stories, a relaxed atmosphere that’s family friendly and top quality, artisan brew.
Home is more in 2021 than it ever was.
ETX View, a new magazine highlighting different people, businesses, food, fashion, and travel will be available this Friday.
Last year, we covered a few businesses closing during the pandemic, and the big surprise to us was the number of chains or big-box stores that called it a day in East Texas.
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