In tonight’s Hometown Pride Tour of Vernon: Slow cruising, round headlights, and classic american muscle cars are on display this week at the 30th Summer’s Last Blast Car Show and Drive.
Hungry Texans should not only expect food but also live music, children's activities, and all kinds of art that will be displayed at the old post office museum.
Today Grant Ingram with The Graham Convention and Visitors Bureau was in the News Channel 6 studio to talk about this weekend's Texas Food Truck Championship.
Between oil & gas production, Native American tribes, leather making, the western heritage, and agricultural history, the city of Nocona is a unique place.
The Vernon Street Machines and Classics Association started the event in 1989 to promote preservation and restoration of antiques. It wasn't officially called Summer's last blast until 1991.
"We take care of most of the farmers around here. Irrigation farmers especially and we pride our self in doing them a good job and rising the best crops we can," Brumley said.
The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center and Garis Gallery of the American West show what life was like for cowboys who embarked on the cattle drive 150 years ago.
