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The American government funded the country’s first gun companies. But as the country matured, manufacturers had to find a market beyond the government to stay afloat. This created a problem: how do you convince a bunch of civilians that they need to keep buying new guns?

9/2/2023– Michigan 30, East Carolina 3 – 1-0 Well, here we go. The best kind of thing to take from a game against a solid G5 program that's just turned over the vast majority of their personnel is one that is opponent-invariant, and the most opponent-invariant thing in football is quarterbacks dropping dimes. This space has long maintained that if the offensive executes perfectly, they just get to win. Via that lens the most important development from the opener is the prevalence of &qu...

DIANE ADAMS: Finding Mukewater

The Dickinson Police Department responded to numerous calls for service over the past two weeks, and these are just a few highlights of calls and incidents that occurred.

Two art exhibitions honor the Indigenous people of North Texas.

The W.T. Waggoner Estate and King Ranch have been breeding American Quarter Horses for 100 years.

Nimiipuu: It’s not just a name, a title or something that appears on paper, Nakia Williamson-Cloud said. It’s a life people carry that’s connected to this land and a big

We honor the ranches invited to compete in The Run for a Million's $25,000 Cowboy Invitational, presented by the XIT Ranch.

The greatest tradition in gun smithing in America belongs to the state of Connecticut.

There are too many attractions central to Western history to hit in a single road trip. That didn’t stop us from compiling this short list of historical sites.