There are men whose names end up etched into stone, and there are men whose work becomes so foundational that no one remembers who laid it in the first place. William “Bill” Whitworth belongs firmly in the latter group. His life does not read like a résumé. It reads like a ledger. Work done. Responsibility … Read more
Published in 2011, the late John Eddie Vogt’s book, Witches, Bitches, and Other Small Town Folks, brings to life the quirky, unforgettable, and entertaining tales of growing up and living in Kendall County from the 1930s through the 1960s. Thanks to the gracious permission of his family, The Kendall Gentleman is honored to share excerpts … Read more
In the quiet folds of the Texas Hill Country, where limestone bluffs rise above clear creeks, and the breeze carries the scent of cedar and wild grass, history often hides in plain sight. It lingers in the names of old families, in the weathered stones of pioneer cemeteries, and in the stories passed down through … Read more