An old proverb states, “Don’t change horses in midstream”. The Edmiston family, proprietors Bronco Sue Custom Hats, did just that. They left their life in Georgetown, Texas, for the lure of ranching in Mason County to bring up their daughter in the ranching tradition established by Chip Edmiston’s family in the 1890s.
The places that leave impressions on us as children never really leave us; we take a bit of the spirit of those places with us in our hearts. Lisa Cullings Polk, owner of The Thing Is Boutique in Mason, loved the wonderful shop her Aunt Mimi owned when she was growing up in Pennsylvania.
Old Annex Office Solutions and Market helps you start fall off right. We have everything you need to head into October and the holidays ahead!
In our retail/office section there is some one to do your hair up right, dress you in the cutest new fashions, provide optimal internet for fall games and a custom home builder.
M Style has two of the best hair stylists in the county.
Johnson City has become quite the place to be on the weekends! Great restaurants, live music, breweries, and more are drawing people to the boyhood home of the late President Lyndon B Johnson.
Now that things have returned somewhat to normal, visitors are returning to this quaint little community, and they are exploring all of the wonderful shops and storefronts that Johnson City has to offer.
One of the newest is Old Annex Market.
Five years ago, Bart and Debbie Burkhard had a vision of turning the Old Blanco County Courthouse Annex in Johnson City into a place where local business owners could thrive and grow. Their plan was to offer beautiful office spaces at affordable rates so that small businesses could afford to succeed in Johnson City.
When they purchased the building, it was a maze of small rooms and had been used for years for various county offices.
Snag great vintage deals at our annual Antique Barn Sale & Market on May 29. We've got a lot of cool old stuff for you to re-purpose, refinish, & restore! You are sure to find something you will love.
New Braunfels Conservation Society is cleaning our their barn of antiques, old stuff, architectural salvage, doors, ,furniture, rusty stuff, cast iron, chairs and lots of other old cool things.
Located on the square in Johnson City in the former County Annex building, the Old Annex Market offers a vast array of goods for sale.
Old Annex Market offers wares from twelve different vendors, each with a unique line of must-haves and gift ideas. Clothing for men, women, children and infants, shoes, caps and more can be found in the recently renovated and ever-expanding Old Annex Market.
Beautiful, trendy jewelry is available for gifts or as a treat to yourself!
Hill Country peach orchards have seen a few challenging winters these last years, and like every season, the harvest depends on the rainfall and cold temperatures of the dormant months for a healthy, productive summer. But this year’s crop will be a unique one due to an unprecedented week-long winter wave of snow, ice and bitter-cold winds.
In February 2021, the Hill Country saw record-breaking freezing Winter Storm Uri devastate many areas.
With the summer heating up and social distancing keeping us home, it’s natural that we want to find ways to get out, cool down, and still be safe.
With 21 miles of water, Lake LBJ is a great option!
Located in Llano and Burnet County, the almost 6,300 acres of lake area make enjoying the great outdoors, distantly, a reality.
Boating, kayaking, swimming, fishing and more are all great ways to spend the dog days of summer.
Running from Kingsland to Horseshoe Bay, Lake LBJ follows the ...
The State of Texas is just a bit proud of all things “Texas Made! As a result, Texas artisans have amazing products and Texas made items representing true Texas culture.
If you have looked for that special store that honors Texas’ place in history, Bandera, Cowboy Capital of the World, is the place to visit!
