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T he 1950s breathed new life into the small West Texas town of Coleman. Like the rest of the nation at that time, Coleman was enjoying an economic boom, enhanced by an oil boom which revitalized this struggling ranch town. New buildings and shops were being constructed, new schools were being built and the community's spirits were running high. More ... F olks along El Camino Real have been busy getting everything in order to start a new school year. Summer jobs are winding to an end and some parents are losing their summer baby sitters to football and cheerleading practices. The tax free weekend is over and that is pretty much the final signal that the summer fun is almost over. More ... T here is a tradition being maintained that you may not know about. The tradition is the pursuit of an old memory, a repeat, in the expectation that each time will be better than the last time. Thus, we memory makers in search of new memories keep the spirit alive by maintaining our traditions. More ... |
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