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Sometimes it seems as though large organizations and government entities can take forever to accomplish a common goal. Thankfully, this was not the case when the Possum Kingdom Lake…

The “PK Chainsaw Massacre†is not a ghost tale told around the campfires at Camp Grady Spruce. It’s actually the name given to one man’s mission that began after…

No matter how you look at it, Possum Kingdom Lake is one of the prettiest places in Texas. The tall cliffs at Hell’s Gate, the long stretches of clear…

When local real estate agents Mindy Holloway and DeeDee Jordan were asked the question, “What’s more competitive, the real estate business or barrel racing?†they both laughed and answered,…

This past February, the Winter Olympics in Beijing took on a bit more meaning for a local family. Viewers in the PK area who tuned in to watch the…

Family lore says Washington Lafayette Garland came to the steep, jagged landscape above the bend in the Brazos River that bears the family name back in 1873, settling into…

In every issue of PK Magazine, we feature an iconic home. But what is it that makes a home iconic? The structures that make the list aren’t necessarily the…

Longtime home builder Bret Jordan always had his eye on the property off FM 2353 that wraps around to Park Road 36 behind the PK Plaza shopping center. He…

Phil Bob Borman’s days often begin shortly before daylight on a bend of the Brazos River, a mug of coffee in one hand, as he strokes the fur of…

Kay Caudill loves two of Texas’ most endearing traditions, and she knows them both well. ​One of those traditions is ranching. She’s married to Norman Caudill, a member of…