We can always catch a glimpse of Wilcox’s life,,,when we look at his photographs and see just for a moment...the world through his lens.

Two men, born just a year apart, in the same month, who died two days apart -forever linked by the shootout that claimed both their lives.

When I first met David Valdez last year at the Georgetown Texas Field Honor, I was immediately struck by how incredible his story was....

No matter what style of home or commercial building he is working on, Belford becomes synonymous with high quality.

Suddenly, Ben's life was more than just answering the question about his missing arm. It was a story of survival, an inspirational legacy.

I often think back to when families would gather round the radio to listen...It was in these living rooms imaginations were unleashed.

Family gatherings are like fresh soil for stories. When we gather, stories flow out of us. But, what about when we can't gather?

As we all navigate these times of uncertainty, I hope we all take the opportunity to reflect on the positive stories happening around us.

"I love the happiness in the house...I can feel it. It's alive...I didn't start that. It's just a legacy that I'm trying to continue."

What kind of history does a century-old home have to share? Find out in the first episode of Historic Georgetown: Home Series!

This past summer, I found myself standing in the home of President Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln is one of my favorite U.S. presidents, so you...

Stories are constantly happening - we are living, breathing stories. So, I'm declaring 2020 as The Year of the Story.

Before you check your Nextdoor app and plan your trick-or-treating route, here's a few facts about America's favorite spooky holiday.

"It was something that we celebrated because it's not a day to be sad, but it's more..to be happy, celebrate the life of our loved ones."

In just a generation or two, it's easy for our stories to fade or at least get rewritten around few Thanksgiving dinners (yikes!)

We don't always see the roots in our lives, just like I don't see the network of roots under my lawn. But, maybe it's time we look closer.

At some point you'll sit down to document your life history. Here are five stories your grandkids want to hear.

It's hard to explain how I felt, since Sarah's gum collection likely wasn't going to change the world. But, her story did change me.

The world may remember Lincoln and Washington, but your posterity will learn far more meaningful lessons from the story of you.

I've always been fascinated by the stories we tell at funerals. (And trust me, I know a thing or two about funerals. I lived in a funeral...