by Peter Corbett | Oct 29, 2023 | Travel & Preservation, True Western Towns
An historic Lone Star State town shines amid big-city lights. Any traveler who’s changed planes at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has been to Grapevine, Texas. DFW’s five massive terminals are within the city of Grapevine. But only a fraction of...
by Johnny D. Boggs | Oct 29, 2023 | Renegade Roads, Travel & Preservation
Tracking the legend across Arizona and New Mexico is still an adventure. It’s easy to start a travel story when you know where your subject was born. Mark Twain? Florida, Missouri. Billy the Kid …? “Billy the Kid was reportedly born all over the world,” says Melody...
by Bob Boze Bell | Oct 29, 2023 | Classic Gunfights, Features & Gunfights
Maps & Graphics by Gus Walker Based on the research of John Langellier, Jack McPhee, Larry Ball, Chip Carlson, Grace McClure, Diana Allen Kouris and Linda Wommac Tom Horn vs Isam Dart: A Cold Killing It’s cold, just after dawn in Colorado’s Brown’s* Park area when...
by Stuart Rosebrook | Oct 29, 2023 | Western Books, Western Books & Movies
A culinary biography of Buffalo Bill, plus a new bio of Newton Earp, a range-war Western, a classic rediscovered and a dramatic debut Old West novel. True West’s Collecting the West columnist and William F. Cody historian Steve Friesen has just released...
by Sherry Monahan | Oct 29, 2023 | Art, Guns and Culture, Frontier Fare
From beef steak to bear sign donuts, the state is well-known for its bunkhouse fare. Wyoming is known as the Cowboy State, and cattle ranches dotted its landscape. Where there were cows, there were cowboys. They had their own language and culture, and their influence...