Janice Dunnahoo is the archivist for the Historical Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico. She is a sought-after public speaker on local...
What History Has Taught Me: Janice Dunnahoo, Archivist
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Shooting Back
Our readers remind us of the variables and vagaries of historic truths, “well-established” facts, headlines and historical photographs. Double-Take...
Armed and Courageous
Private Bill Foster wears his Arizona Ranger badge and holds the standard Ranger 1895 Winchester .30-40 lever-action rifle as he stands to the left...
2021 True Westerner Award Facebook Live Ceremony
Author and Historian Paul Andrew Hutton to receive 2021 True Westerner Award in Facebook Live Ceremony True West Magazine will present author,...
Visit Medora, North Dakota Sponsored by Medora CVB
Welcome to Medora On the western edge of North Dakota with the Badlands as its backdrop, sits the historic town of Medora. This one of a kind town...
All Roads Lead to Cuero, the Heart of South Texas Sponsored by Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Shop, Stay, Dine, and Explore! Discover Cuero's history! Visit Cuero's Museums and Historic Downtown. DeWitt County kicks off 175 years March 2021....
New Book Releases – Frontier Lawmen & Gold Fever Sponsored by Kensington Books
Kensington Books has some amazing new releases featuring frontier lawmen (and sometimes frontier men forced to take the law into their own hands)....
Step Back in Time at Fort Concho Sponsored by Discover San Angelo
Experience the life of Army officers and their families on a frontier post on Saturday, March 6 at Historic Fort Concho in San Angelo. Officers’...
Wyatt Earp in Hollywood Digging us some truth.
Wyatt Earp in Hollywood What do you want to know? Did Wyatt Earp actually hob-knob with western stars? Did he in fact meet John Wayne? How...
What History Has Taught Me – Jim Arndt
Jim Arndt - Photographer and Author Award-winning New Mexico-based photographer Jim Arndt has been sought after for Western-style ad and...
Shooting Back
OUR READERS REMIND US OF THE VARIABLES AND VAGARIES OF HISTORIC TRUTHS, “WELL-ESTABLISHED” FACTS, HEADLINES AND HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS. RED STATE,...
Lights, Camera, Action
In 1939, Columbia Pictures executives agreed with director Wesley Ruggles that an undeveloped desert site west of Tucson was the perfect location in...