This episode of the public access television program, "State of the Art," features moderator Art Greenhaw interviewing Mesquite mayoral candidate Cathye Ray about her political experience and vision for Mesquite. This program aired on "Mesquite Public Access Television," which was sponsored by the City of Mesquite and Eastfield College.

This video documents the Lone Star Ballet company performing to live music by The Light Crust Doughboys. The performance includes such songs as "The Light Crust Doughboys Theme Song," "Beautiful Texas", "Just Because," "Sugar Moon," "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "Texas Women," Sky Ball Paint," "Cool Water," "Yellow Rose of Texas," "Texas In My Soul," "San Antonio Rose," "Happy Trails," "Deep In the Heart of Texas," "Send the Light," "Crying in the Chapel," "Careless Hands," and "Orange Blossom Special."

This home video documents family members attending a baby shower.

This video documents the Light Crust Doughboys performing with James Blackwood on Good Morning Texas. Blackwood is interviewed by the show hosts.

This home video documents family members celebrating the quinceañera of Eva Hernandez.

This home video documents a family gathering. Family members play games, dance the limbo, and socialize.

This video documents part one of two of a live musical performance by the Mesquite Opry and East Gate Mass Choir at the Eastfield College Performance Hall in Mesquite, Texas.

This episode of the public access television program, "State of the Art," features moderator Art Greenhaw interviewing Mesquite resident, David Gilbreath, who is Chairman of Taxpayers for Economic Accountability.

This short video created for Austin College documents an evening at a Taco Bell restaurant in Sherman, Texas, including an interview with a restaurant manager.

This home video documents a wedding reception.

This home video documents Cuban family members visiting and socializing in Dallas, Texas.

This home movie excerpt documents a drive from Clyde, Texas to downtown Abilene, Texas as narrated by Eric Pangburn Sr.

This home movie excerpt documents the family's trip from Oklahoma to Corpus Christi. The video begins with the family visiting the Waco Suspension bridge and stopping to play with a tarantula. The family then views artifacts at the Texas Rangers Museum and stays in a campground in Schulenburg, Texas. The family is next at a campground on Padre Island where they take a ferry boat to Port Aransas. There they see the USS Lexington and the Texas State Aquarium. That evening they eat dinner at Landry's Restaurant and observe the city and USS Lexington after dark. The following day, the family plays at the beach and goes swimming.

This home movie excerpt documents a drive to Eula, Texas as narrated by Eric Pangburn Sr.

This home movie excerpt documents the family at Wurstfest in New Braunfels, Texas. Footage includes children on carnival rides including a giant slide and ferris wheel, giving each other piggyback rides, and reading aloud from a book. Adults socialize, eat and drink, and dance.

This home movie excerpt documents the Saniei family's trip to San Antonio and New Braunfels, Texas. Family members include Patricia, Saeed (Michael), Abbus (Sonny), Rosa and Ahmad and Gayle (sp.). In San Antonio, the family visits The Alamo, the River Walk, and the Natural Bridge Caverns. In New Braunfels, the group goes shopping and wine tasting and observes the Guadalupe river.

This home movie excerpt documents Norman and Mary driving from Bossier City, Lousiana to Cleburne, Texas with footage including downtown Shreveport, Louisiana, the Louisiana/Texas border, Jonesville, Texas, Tyler, Texas, and the interstate.

This home movie excerpt documents a drive through downtown Abilene and Clyde, Texas wth the narrator pointing out sites of interest. In Abilene, he observes Grace Cultural Center, the Cypress Restaurant, the Paramount Theatre, and Abilene Civic Center. In Clyde, they drive through a residential area and through the main part of town pointing out the feed store, firehouse, library, justice of the peace, Western Auto, the funeral parlor, Motts, the bank, West Texas Utilities, a post office, a medical clinic, Wayne's Barber Shop, the Clyde Cafe, and the junior high and high school campuses. They also stop at First Med Clinic, an extension of Hendrick Medical Center.

This home movie excerpt documents the Bradley family at home in Colleyville testing out their new video camera. Footage includes the family pet cat, Katie riding her bicycle, grilling steaks, and stuffed animals set up for a tea party.

This home movie excerpt documents hail damage at the Bradley family home in Colleyville.

This home movie excerpt documents a trip to Wurst Fest in New Braunfels, Texas. Footage includes friends and family socializing in their motel room and playing with baby James Curtis Goree, the group loading into a van, and the group back at the motel following the festival.

This home movie documents a visit from grandmother and grandfather Pangburn in April 1998. The footage includes the drive from Texas to Oklahoma, a stop to look at longhorns at Fort Griffin, a visit to Geronimo's grave at the Apache Indian Cemetary in Fort Griffin, visiting at an unidentified home in Oklahoma, visiting the memorials at the site of the Oklahoma City bombing, a dog feeding her pups, riding a tractor and go cart, sitting in the cockpit of a Chinook helicopter, a dog laying with a skateboard, posing as a group for the camera, and driving back to Texas.

This home movie excerpt documents a drive through Cleburne, Texas with Norman and Mary. As Norman drives, they narrate the trip pointing out locations including the post office where Norman used to work, the Texas Theatre (not seen), the former location of the Palace Theatre, the Hopkins Building, Chaf-In Restaurant, City Hall, and Hill Street Baptist Church.

This home movie excerpt documents the Goree family vacationing at a home in Lago Vista, Texas.