Burleson County

A contributor recalls unsettling childhood experiences in an old Burleson County farmhouse. From the April 2026 archive.

Donna (Varner) Presnal recalls Caldwell, childhood friendships, and the neighbors whose kindness made a lasting difference.

By Jim Harrell Originally published in The Front Porch Magazine, Fall–Winter 2026–2027, page 18. Hey Burleson County! It is time to prepare for our next election. For the November 3rd midterm election, the last day to register to vote is October the 5th. Early voting begins October 19th and goes thru October 30th. The mail-in ballot application deadline is October 23rd. The post office will begin mailing ballots 45 days prior to the November 3rd voting day. Voting by mail in

Authori Bio: J. Tyler Clark is a co-editor and ad manager for the Front Porch Magazine. He is an estate planning and probate attorney based out of Caldwell, TX. He also is the Founder of the Christian Higher Education Foundation which helps increase access to Christian colleges and universities. For Dee and Dr. Carrie Ellis, home began before there were walls. It began with a piece of Burleson County countryside, a pond, a table set with roses and a question that would shape

Dear friends and neighbors, As America marks 250 years, this Fall/Winter 2026 issue asks not only what makes us proud to be Americans, but what that inheritance requires of us. Across these pages, patriotism takes many forms. It looks like neighbors joining together to put someone back on the road and help him reach a new job. It looks like a mother and daughter building a downtown business rooted in faith, family, beauty, and encouragement. It lives in the memories of Americ

Free food and estate planning jokes in here.

Screwworms and fever ticks and long-horned ticks -- oh my!

The hospitable Kutach crew welcomes you to their home -- Rosewood Manor.

Sheriff Rios encourages his fellow Americans to share again in patriotism and advancing civic discourse on safety.

Ever wonder how the Six Flags theme part got its name?

This aint your ordinary thrift shop--it's the body of Christ coming together for a larger purpose.

Faith and trust brought the Burgete family into ministry in Caldwell.

Fairness without favoritism, compassion without compromise--remembering Sheriff Hermes

The story behind the eclectic, Snook, collection.

Reverand Dornak encourages his readers to look up and see the light.

by Taylor Locke, Burleson County resident, Humble Life owner, father of three, and elder at Calvary Baptist. Published: Spring 2025 America has long stood as a shining city on a hill—a beacon of innovation, resilience, and freedom. Yet today, one of the greatest threats we face isn’t from foreign enemies or microscopic viruses, but from the very food we eat, and the systems meant to protect us. It wasn’t always this way. In 1975, just 15% of Americans were obese; today, it’s

Few embody the spirit of Caldwell more than Mollie Marsh.

Susan reflects on the significance of immigration for her family while cautioning the importance of maintaining legal immigration channels.

by Karen Fritsche: Caldwellian, Professional Chef, Harrie's Friends Board Member, SHI International Employee, Garden Club Member, and Friend. Harries Friends isn't a "who" but a "what." It is a nonprofit fundraising organization dedicated to championing the Harry P. Woodson Memorial Library in Caldwell through active community support. This essential group is made up of volunteers who generously contribute their time, skills, and expertise to raise funds and advocate for the

President Trump takes government efficiency seriously and inspires local leaders to do the same.