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A Royal đź‘‘ Treat

SUNDAY July 30, 2023

“In the past we were born royal. Nowadays royalty comes from what you do.”

Gianni Versace

Many of us enjoy visiting places that make us feel like royalty. The ambiance, service, and class created in these destinations helps us relax and forget the worries of our daily lives.

This week we visit the Redlands Hotel in downtown Palestine — an early 20th century building that’s been elegantly restored with touches of history. The fact that it’s located on Queen Street helps guests feel they really are receiving royal treatment.

At other times it’s possible to make our ourselves feel special at home — such as with Katie-Rose Watson’s recipe for creating a tropical escape with Mai Tai Cocktails and The Best Coconut Shrimp. Use her recipes to treat yourself and friends and you won’t need to own a tropical island. — Lisa Tang

For more stories about lifestyle, entertainment, and cultural events in the region visit the County Line eMagazine. Check out the July/August eEdition for stories and features and visit our calendar and Live Music sections. It’s all online in County Line Magazine.

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FEATURE

Enjoy a Small Town Getaway Fit For a Queen

Those looking for a quiet weekend getaway promising history, charm, and fine dining experiences fit for a queen (and king), need to check out The Redlands Hotel at 400 N. Queen Street in Palestine, Texas.

The Redlands Hotel anchors the 44-block Main Street District in Palestine, featuring historic buildings and churches and a variety of local shops and restaurants. READ MORE.

THIS TIME OF YEAR

Happy Birthday Neal McCoy

Jacksonville native Neal McCoy was born July 30, 1958. Besides his success as a world-class country music singer, his charity, East Texas Angel Network (ETAN), is committed to the enhancement of the lives of children who are living with terminal or life-threatening diseases. READ MORE.

FOOD + DRINK

Create an Instant Tropical Vacation at Home

The search for “hot fun in the summer time” has most everyone looking for ways to relax and get away from heavy responsibilities for a while. When travel is not in the budget or time schedule, a little creativity goes a long way for an instant tropical vacation at home.

Grab a comfortable sarong or the closest thing you’ve got to beach wear, get the little drink umbrellas out of the junk drawer, and put on a little calypso music to set the tone. Poolside — even a tiny wading pool — is optional. The main focus of this paradise is food. READ MORE.

ARTS & CULTURE

Winnsboro Exhibit Is ‘Off the Wall’

Chris Brown of Modern Country Gallery in downtown Winnsboro asked his artist friends to submit artwork depicting their interpretations of “Off the Wall.” The resulting exhibition on display now through August 26 is a “fun house themed” show enjoyed by all ages. READ MORE.

NEW THIS WEEK

• Hear the Woodland Winds Quartet August 12

• Try Popsicle Champagne For a Fun Summer Treat

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