Van Craddock's Gregg County Tales
- Nuggett Hill offered something special (June 2020)
- Local 'Rifles' were itching for fight (April 2020)
- Making memories at Christmastime (December 2019)
- Memories of a South Ward Pirate (November 2019)
- 'Runaway Scrape' and old Chief Colita (October 2019)
- Felix McCord was a public servant (September 2019)
- 'Flamboyant' described Longview mayor G.A. Bodenheim (August 2019)
- Who named Longview? Take your pick (July 2019)
- A holy war to win East Texas souls (June 2019)
- When it came to oil, Barret knew the drill (May 2019)
- Bonnie and Clyde nearly nabbed in Gregg County (April 2019)
- Leisurely pace of baseball is a plus (March 2019)
- City banked its success on T. Crawford Morgan (February 2019)
- Cold weather, hot topics of January 1909 (January 2019)
- The preacher foretold 1894 violence (December 2018)
- LHS Lobo coach tied the knot, then fed Italy (November 2018)
- R.G. LeTourneau had 'mystic touch' (October 2018)
- Early doctor also healed poor in spirit (September 2018)
- Feisty editor had his share of fights (August 2018)
- Long-ago blaze brought progress, feud (July 2018)
- The Junction could be a scary place (June 2018)
- East Texas stage line owner was a first class male (May 2018)
- Sammy West was war hero, 'fielding gazelle' (April 2018)
- When Ector's Brigade came to Gregg County (March 2018)
- Early Gregg County courthouse had brief history (February 2018)
- Fond memories of early Longview (January 2018)
- East Texas impressed English visitor in 1849 (December 2017)
- Gregg Judge McHaney paved way for good roads (November 2017)
- When 'Lone Wolf' ran for Gregg County sheriff (October 2017)
- New county had boundary, money problems (September 2017)
- 'Dush' Shaw was the dean of East Texas clerks (August 2017)
- Union Strike (July 2017)
- The general restored order in East Texas field (June 2017)
- Early trial attracted future governors (May 2017)
- Big Apple con man hoodwinked the locals (April 2017)
- Civil War vet was done in by drug-store soda (March 2017)
- Klan parade drew curious Gregg County crowd (February 2017)
- The Piney Woods was 'land of milk and honey' (January 2017)
