RRHF is postoning the history meeting scheduled for Feb. 5th until further notice.  Please check back on the web site for futher updates or sign up for the RSS feed.  It's easy to do and it keeps you informed of any updates on the site.  Don't worry about the

I added the History Department for TAMU-T and the Phi Alpha Theta web links onto the website.  Also, we are awaiting the room number for the February 5th meeting.  If you are coming to the meeting, bring a friend who shares your interest in history.  The forum is open to anyone who wants to hear and discuss all aspects of history.  The Forum thanks all who have

Our first meeting for 2011 is scheduled for February 5th, over at TAMUT University Center, room TBA.  Our speaker will be Luane Jacobs, who will be speaking about the historical connection between Hawthorne and Walden.  There has not been any updates to the site since I have been busy along with anyone else.  Please check out the new link page.  If you want to recieve updates to this page, subscibe to the RSS feed.  Drop us a comment if you wWe welcome any comments on the page

We had our first meeting of 2010 in the new university center building at the new TAMU-T campus.  If you haven't been there yet, then you are truly missing out on an experience.  Check back with us as we plan on having another meeting at that location in the next couple of months. 
The first meeting this year comprised of a viewing of the documentary: Macedonia, A Haven of Opportunity.  A well made documentary about the community of Macedonia and how its roots are itegrally linked with Texarkana.  If you have not seen it yet, please let us know.   We may have another viewing if enough people respond.  Also, leave us some feedback about the website or if you have anything you would like to present at a future meeting. 

I've added pictures from our University Historians class trip to Dealy Plaza in 2007.  We visited the 6th Floor Museum at Dealy Plaza which houses JFK exhibits.   We are looking forward to everyone coming this Saturday.  Please subscribe to our RSS feed to keep updated.  More to come.  

I've changed the look of the page a bit and added a map to TAMU-T.  We also have a day and a time for our first meeting. Please RSVP via the website and sign up for the RSS feed, which keeps up updated whenever the website is updated.  I've optimized our SEO in Google(which means Googlers will now be able to find us on the web soon)Also, contact us if you want more information.

I added four new photos.  I wanted to see whether or not another slide show would make it too busy to navigate.  Right now I'm building the website; so expect a lot of "useless" blog posts like this one.  Also added a tenative meeting date in December and a contact form.

I added a temporary vision for the RRHF and added some photos from the TAMUT Civil War Re-enactment in 2007.

This is the first installment of the Red River History Forum website.  We will be working in the coming months to keep you updated with the latest information related to history in the Red River Area.  Subscribe to the feed to be updated.  Thanks for visiting.