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A Goode Idea

Goode knew nothing about commercial pit barbecue. The beginning was a nightmare. “There were these big stoves, giant spoons, forks, and knives,” he recalls with visible discomfort. He burned up a lot of meat at first. But things began to change slowly. He and his uncle Joe, a cook in the Air Force, took turns sleeping in the kitchen with a shotgun for protection Kirby was not so chic a mere fifteen years ago and they kept a record of the fire and the meat. Jim began to get the hang of it. On Sundays he drove out to Burnet to load up on mesquite, which he stacked around the outside of the building to show people he used real wood. To find the best sausage, he traveled all over South Texas until he settled on a Czech sausagemaker in Weimar.

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The Texas Café in Starr County beats pandemic after almost shutting down completely

The Texas Café in Starr County beats pandemic after almost shutting down completely 1 month 3 weeks 1 day ago Friday, January 29 2021 Jan 29, 2021 January 29, 2021 7:16 AM January 29, 2021 in News - Local Share: The Texas Café in Rio Grande City has been in business since 1939, but almost closed for good due to the pandemic.  It was a very difficult decision, because I really didn t want to open either, said Texas Café Owner Becky Garza. I wanted to wait until everything was over, but then you have that feeling of if you open later, is business still going to be the same?   After five months of being shut down, the café reopened in January. 

Hornell homes sparkle in decorating contest

Madonna Figura Simon HORNELL A smiling cowboy, Santa riding an elephant, and a group of red-capped gnomes have become Hornell’s newest neighbors during the Christmas holiday season. They can be found hanging out at homes that Hornell Partners for Growth judged to be the best decorated. HPG’s judges, including members of the Canisteo-Greenwood senior class, surveyed sparkling scenes across the Maple City last week and found the judging to be tough. “Our judges were very impressed with all of the houses that decorated this year. They decided that because of the great displays that some of the categories have multiple winners. They also wanted to add a category for Best Decorated Street: Maple Street,” according to HPG chair Michelle Pogue. Approximately 30 outstanding residences received a gift bag containing a Hornell for the Holidays 2020 ornament and a passport to savings card.

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