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Texas Co-op Power celebrates being a Texan and a co-op member with stories about people, food, travel, history and culture in co-op country that help make our vast state feel more like one big community. The modest black-and-white monthly was created to help Texas’ electric cooperatives communicate with their members. Over the years, TCP has steadily grown and improved to better engage, entertain

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After a four-team barnstorming season in 2025, the Athletes Unlimited Softball League is set to start its second season ...
06/07/2026

After a four-team barnstorming season in 2025, the Athletes Unlimited Softball League is set to start its second season with six teams, including one in Texas.

The Texas Volts will return and play their home games at Dell Diamond in Round Rock and join teams based in Chicago; Durham, North Carolina; Oklahoma City; Portland, Oregon; and Salt Lake City.

“Texas is synonymous with softball excellence at every level,” said Kim Ng, the league’s commissioner.

The Volts start their 25-game season June 9 in Oklahoma City. Their first home game is June 18 against the Utah Talons.

06/05/2026

I arrived in Albany, northeast of Abilene, just as the summer heat began to loosen its grip and the sky softened to a dusty pastel. I took my seat in the open-air Prairie Theater with 1,000 other folks who had all made the pilgrimage to witness the oldest outdoor musical in the state: the Fort Griffin Fandangle. The place was buzzing with anticipation, and I could see hundreds of costumed performers waiting in the ranks as saddled horses trotted offstage.

Often called the “Father of Texas Art,” Onderdonk left an indelible mark on American impressionism with his radiant Hill...
06/03/2026

Often called the “Father of Texas Art,” Onderdonk left an indelible mark on American impressionism with his radiant Hill Country portrayals. Born in San Antonio in 1882, he trained under his father, artist Robert Jenkins Onderdonk, and later under William Merritt Chase in New York, honing his eye for light and texture.

A Julian Onderdonk painting proves it

“People who are old can’t sit in a rocking chair and wait for the Lord to come and get them. There’s still plenty of wor...
06/01/2026

“People who are old can’t sit in a rocking chair and wait for the Lord to come and get them. There’s still plenty of work to be done, and I’ll do what I can as long as I can.”

The Grandmother of Juneteenth isn’t stopping at one big win

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