Email correspondence between Randy Mallory and Roger Wood about an article on 2005 music festivals across Texas that was published the December 2004 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Photograph of a crowd sitting patiently in a field to watch a performance on a stage covered in red stage lights. The oak-studded festival grounds makes for a relaxed art browsing atmosphere at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival.

Photograph of festival attendees mingling around a food court outside at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. Two American flag poles stand in the middle of the fields.

Photograph of a saxophone player performing on a darkened stage with a band at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. The photo is a close up.

Photograph of a saxophone player performing on a darkened stage with a band at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. The photo is taken from an upwards angle.

Draft of an article about the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival published in the April 2004 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Information page for an article about the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival published in the April 2004 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Article about Johnny Gimble, a western swing fiddler from East Texas, written for the Austin Chronicle.

Text for an article about Whitewright, Texas that was published in the April 2003 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Draft of an article about wildflower tours in Northeast Texas that was published in the April 2003 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Article published in the May 2005 issue of Texas Highways magazine about the Denton County Courthouse and the Downtown Square.

Email correspondence between Randy Mallory and Kellie Gormly about photographs for a Texas Highways magazine article on the annual Cotton Jubilee in Greenville, Texas.

Document containing a list of image captions for an article about Whitewright, Texas that was published in the April 2003 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Text about Northeast Texas wildflower trails and related attractions that was published in the "Essentials" section of an April 2003 Texas Highways magazine article.

Resource list for an article about Northeast Texas wildflower tours that was published in the April 2003 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Text for an article published in the May 2001 issue of the Texas Highways magazine about A Hill Country Sculpture and Meditation Garden in Kerrville, Texas.

Article published in the May 2005 issue of Texas Highways magazine about the Denton County Courthouse and the Downtown Square.

Photograph of a guitar player performing with a band on stage at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. The photo is a close up of the guitarist.

Photograph of Venezuelan harpist Carlos Guedes caressing smooth sounds from his amplified harp on the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival's stage. The photo is a close up.

Photograph of a jazz band performing on stage during the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. The band consists of a keyboard player, a saxophone player, a drummer, and a bassist. Audience members are visible looking up at the musicians from the foreground.

Photograph of guitarist Mike Keller launching into smooth licks while performing with famed blues group Double Trouble at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. He stands underneath red stage lights on a darkened stage. The photo is a close up.

In the springtime, the old farmstead off FM 161 in Cass County, Texas, transforms into a vibrant sight as thousands of Crimson Clover flowerheads paint the fields fiery red. While not possessing the medicinal properties of Red Clover, Crimson Clover's flowerhead offers a delightful tea option, whether used fresh or dried. Its small seeds, historically ground into flour, can be harvested easily and even sprouted into nutrient-rich microgreens. Furthermore, as a nitrogen fixer, Crimson Clover serves as an excellent fallow crop, rejuvenating depleted soils and thriving in near-neutral pH soil with proper drainage.

Delight in the radiant charm of the East Texas Coreopsis, a wildflower that graces the landscape with its golden blooms. This native beauty stands tall amidst the verdant foliage, painting the fields with a vibrant hue of sunshine. As a symbol of nature's resilience and grace, the Coreopsis captures the hearts of all who behold its striking display. Take a moment to embrace the magic of the outdoors as this golden treasure unfolds its petals, bringing joy to the world around it.

Behold the breathtaking harmony of nature as Sensitive Brier and Coreopsis wildflowers sway together in a mesmerizing dance. These delicate pink and yellow blooms create a captivating contrast against the lush green backdrop, turning the landscape into a living canvas of color. Witness the magic of the outdoors as these wildflowers add a touch of enchantment to the surrounding countryside, a delightful sight for all who venture along their path.