From spooky spider meatballs to mummy pizzas, we have the perfect Halloween-themed meal ideas for the whole family. It’s October, which means Halloween is just around the corner. The weather is getting cooler and it’s time to celebrate all things Halloween by watching spooky movies and getting cozy with a warming soup or stew. While…

Although summer has come to an end, as Texans, we all know that grilling season doesn’t really end after Labor Day. That’s why we’ve gathered some of your favorite fall grilling recipes to make this season. The best part is, the temperatures are getting cooler and you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor…

Get out your sweater and fuzzy socks, because fall is here y’all. On a chilly fall night, there’s nothing better than a warm, comforting soup to soothe the soul. To celebrate the beginning of fall, we’ve created our favorite beefy soup recipes that will excite your taste buds and are perfect for the whole family….

September 2020 Jim Bret Campbell When visiting the Lubbock area, a stop by the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC), located on the Texas Tech campus, is time well spent. This museum and historic park, charged to preserve and promote the history of ranching in North America and address contemporary ranching issues, is overseen by Jim…

August 2020 Marsha Shoemaker The ranching business runs five generations deep for Marsha Shoemaker, of Shoemaker Farms, and has been her way of life since the day she was born. Located in Clay County, this North Texas ranch is primarily a cow/calf and stocker operation. “Our cow (herd) is maintained on pastureland, the weaned stocker…