Editor’s Note: The Tribune-Herald this holiday season profiles modern craftspeople and how they’re contributing to the growth of Waco’s craft scene. The paper carries the message for cards, invitations, stationery and notices, but sometimes the medium carries one of its own. Paper with weight and texture, its surface dimpled byRead More →
If dreams of puppies regularly intertwine with dreams of your adult dog retrieving birds within reach, then these books focused on hunting dog training should be in your library. I have to admit, I searched for this list of books in a frenzy of excitement for baby birds. My firstRead More →
Her name is Big Sal and she weighs just over 2,500 pounds. Sal, a Chandler & Price printing press made in Cleveland in 1963, came seven years ago into Jess Bennett’s life and changed everything. “Printmaking is a way of taking what I do on a computer and translating itRead More →
The 1940 voyage to the Sea of Cortez (now the Gulf of California) undertaken by novelist John Steinbeck and marine biologist Ed Ricketts has long captured our imaginations. Only the previous year Steinbeck had published Grapes of Wrathwhile Ricketts had issued Between the tides of the Pacific, an ecological study.Read More →