Arts + Culture

Into the Open Air

A weekend guide to Broken Bow, OK Article by Mallory Newell Between the Red River basin and the Ouachita Mountains, the city of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, rests with a steady and vibrant beat. At this unique transition point between the sandstone slopes of the Ouachita Mountains and the fertile land of the Red River basin, the land of Broken Bow was originally owned by the Choctaw Nation before it was purchased by two brothers in 1911 who established a rapidly growing lumber company. Today, the...

Arts + Culture

Memorializing Maps 

Ditch the extra clothes and save suitcase room by bringing back these memorable souvenirs.  Article by Sophie Betzhold Playlist - A free and easy way to make a memorable keepsake from your travels could be to ask each new person you meet for their favorite song. Add each to a playlist and title it where you went.  Paintings - Buy a painting from a street artist at each new city you visit. Bring them home for a gorgeous photo wall that keeps track of your travels.  Photobook - Instead...

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The Legacy of Triple A

Great service really does run in the family Article by Mallory Newell | Photography by Pixel Perfect Rose The heartbeat of Triple A is the family unit. Triple A is owned by Kevin Neff, operated by Kevin’s son and daughter-in-law, Dustin and Adrianne, as GM and CFO.  Dustin began working for his father in 8th grade, riding along with the technicians and installers on weekends and summer breaks. Eventually, he was working full-time, and in 2020, transitioned to his managerial role. Alongside...

Arts + Culture

Bartonville’s Heartbeat 

In the heart of Bartonville, Texas, stands a place woven in time, memory and music  Article by Isabella Van Trease | Photography by Pixel Perfect Rose Sitting on the edge of the 6.2 square miles that make up the tiny town of Bartonville, lies The Bartonville Store – a 143-year-old landmark.  Originally built in 1882 by the Barton family, it served as a general store mostly for farmers. Strategically located at the crossroads bridging Denton, Grapevine and Lewisville, it provided a meeting...