Feature ‘Never Let a Good Scar Go to Waste’ Harsh reality of war is common bond as Vietnam vet strives to help more recent troops discover their reward By Mark Wangrin
Feature The Baby Is Born Texas Co-op Power marks 70 years as a trusted ally of electric cooperatives in improving the quality of members’ lives By Carol Moczygemba
Energy News Cook Less, Cook Quicker When It’s Hot Smart food preparation helps you stay cool and save energy By Texas Co-op Power Staff
Currents No Joke: Co-ops Still Going Strong Some of the stuff we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue By Texas Co-op Power Staff
Texas USA United Skies Over Terrell Many lessons awaited RAF cadets stationed at No. 1 British Flying Training School By Jan Adamson
Observations Paying the ‘Light’ Bill Electrification invited many improvements into my parents’ home, but they forever revered the humble incandescent bulb By Richard L. Fluker
Texas History A Most Rugged Route Travel by stagecoach in the 1850s was dangerous and unpleasant, yet it was the fastest and safest option available at the time in West Texas By George Mullins
TCP Kitchen Just Chill Summer plans needn’t be put on ice because of the heat, just the refreshments, including homemade peach ice cream By Anna Ginsberg
Photo Contest Focus on Texas: Refreshing No need to freshen up before checking out these exhilarating moments captured by readers By Ashley Clary-Carpenter
Hit the Road Abilene How a kids’ book character helps draw noted author and illustrator William Joyce and the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature to West Texas By Suzanne Haberman
