by John F. Kaiser III – Navarro County Gazette Hosted once again by the Coyote Squadron of the Commemorative Air Force, the Corsicana Airsho takes flight today, October 16, with […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette On Sept. 25, 1968, Corsicana was introduced to a new type of shopping experience: A 151,680 square foot indoor retail center known as […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the seventh and final article in a series written in preparation for Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the sixth in a series of articles written in anticipation of Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full slate […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the fifth in a series of articles written in anticipation of Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full slate […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the fourth in a series of articles written in anticipation of Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full slate […]
By Deanna Kirk – Special to the Navarro County Gazette When two hometown fellows return home and decide to collaborate in telling positive, uplifting stories about the people, places, and […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the third in a series of articles written in anticipation of Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full slate […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette. Just after 12:15 p.m. today, the Union Pacific “Big Boy” No. 4014 majestically rolled into town today, greeted by enthusiastic locals. Built in […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the second in a series of articles anticipating Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full slate of special events […]
By Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) The Navarro College “family” is excitedly anticipating the celebration of the college’s 75th anniversary celebration. A celebration that will include special events and activities beginning […]
A look back on the second oldest town in Navarro County By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette The City of Dawson, just twenty-one miles west of Corsicana celebrates an […]
Catch sight of one of the world’s largest steam powered locomotives as it travels through Corsicana. By John Kaiser III – Navarro County Gazette If you are a die-hard train […]
Anniversaries celebrate personality, technology of Corsicana By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette, Special Thanks to Dana Stubbs Corsicana has enjoyed a long history with a continual legacy of business, […]
Anniversaries celebrate legacy, community of Corsicana By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette, Special Thanks to Dana Stubbs Corsicana has enjoyed a long history with a continual legacy of business, […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette Most people don’t associate the town Corsicana with Nintendo video games, but in June of 1988, Tradewest made Corsicana known for a new […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette Corsicana’s Baseball Scene Watching the Corsicana Tigers’ “Wolf Pack” attempt to make history again as they won their first two […]
From Staff Reports PRESS RELEASE: An event celebrating the dedication of the Navarro County Gold Star Family Monument will take place at 12 p.m. Saturday, May 15 on the Navarro […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette As a young girl growing up in an affluent Corsicana home at the turn of the twentieth century, Martha Conger […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette Since its earliest days, Corsicana has been a movie town. As far back as 1896, Corsicana’s cinema history revolved around a variety of […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette H. M. Davenport once publicly said Hub Hill “positively influenced the lives of so many students for over 40 years […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette In 1871, the twenty-two year old city of Corsicana, Texas boasted a school for the African American community of 100 […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette While the “Texas in Film” series covers the various films based and shot in Texas, for 2021 and beyond the series coverage will […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette With the passing of Mable (Cook) Scott on Dec. 7, 2020, Corsicana lost a fine and intelligent pillar of the […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette If you are among a certain station of the old timer Navarro Countians, this time of the year holds a […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette I have to wonder if Mary Stroube knew what she was really doing that fateful summer day in 1940. It […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette It was 1879 when Fritz and Adolph Levermann unpacked their bags for the first time at Mrs. Mary Johnson’s house […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette When October comes around, I am normally planning my Friday night activities around the Corsicana Tiger schedule. For many years […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette America was deeply involved in the War in Europe by mid-1918. Every United States citizen had been touched by the […]
by John F. Kaiser III – Navarro County Gazette Hosted once again by the Coyote Squadron of the Commemorative Air Force, the Corsicana Airsho takes flight today, October 16, with […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette On Sept. 25, 1968, Corsicana was introduced to a new type of shopping experience: A 151,680 square foot indoor retail center known as […]
From Staff Reports By: Tom Lucas (PRESS RELEASE) This is the seventh and final article in a series written in preparation for Navarro College’s 75th anniversary. There is a full […]
By Deanna Kirk – Special to the Navarro County Gazette When two hometown fellows return home and decide to collaborate in telling positive, uplifting stories about the people, places, and […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette. Just after 12:15 p.m. today, the Union Pacific “Big Boy” No. 4014 majestically rolled into town today, greeted by enthusiastic locals. Built in […]
A look back on the second oldest town in Navarro County By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette The City of Dawson, just twenty-one miles west of Corsicana celebrates an […]
Catch sight of one of the world’s largest steam powered locomotives as it travels through Corsicana. By John Kaiser III – Navarro County Gazette If you are a die-hard train […]
Anniversaries celebrate personality, technology of Corsicana By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette, Special Thanks to Dana Stubbs Corsicana has enjoyed a long history with a continual legacy of business, […]
Anniversaries celebrate legacy, community of Corsicana By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette, Special Thanks to Dana Stubbs Corsicana has enjoyed a long history with a continual legacy of business, […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette Most people don’t associate the town Corsicana with Nintendo video games, but in June of 1988, Tradewest made Corsicana known for a new […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette Corsicana’s Baseball Scene Watching the Corsicana Tigers’ “Wolf Pack” attempt to make history again as they won their first two […]
From Staff Reports PRESS RELEASE: An event celebrating the dedication of the Navarro County Gold Star Family Monument will take place at 12 p.m. Saturday, May 15 on the Navarro […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette As a young girl growing up in an affluent Corsicana home at the turn of the twentieth century, Martha Conger […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette Since its earliest days, Corsicana has been a movie town. As far back as 1896, Corsicana’s cinema history revolved around a variety of […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette H. M. Davenport once publicly said Hub Hill “positively influenced the lives of so many students for over 40 years […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette In 1871, the twenty-two year old city of Corsicana, Texas boasted a school for the African American community of 100 […]
By Guy Chapman – Navarro County Gazette While the “Texas in Film” series covers the various films based and shot in Texas, for 2021 and beyond the series coverage will […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette With the passing of Mable (Cook) Scott on Dec. 7, 2020, Corsicana lost a fine and intelligent pillar of the […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette If you are among a certain station of the old timer Navarro Countians, this time of the year holds a […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette I have to wonder if Mary Stroube knew what she was really doing that fateful summer day in 1940. It […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette It was 1879 when Fritz and Adolph Levermann unpacked their bags for the first time at Mrs. Mary Johnson’s house […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette When October comes around, I am normally planning my Friday night activities around the Corsicana Tiger schedule. For many years […]
By Dana Stubbs – Special to the Navarro County Gazette America was deeply involved in the War in Europe by mid-1918. Every United States citizen had been touched by the […]