ARCTexas Digital Business Card
Hank Wilson
Founder
ARCTexas
Serving Rural Texas Communities
About Me
Tennyson Media Publisher and as the founder of Todayβs Rancher.
Ashby Navis & Tennyson Media Publisher
Hank Wilson has authored historical works under this imprint, including Hidden History of Texas 1838β1850, which explores the chaotic and formative years of Texas as it transitioned from a republic to a U.S. state. The book dives into:
β’ Political figures like Sam Houston and Mirabeau B. Lamar
β’ Indigenous tribes such as the Comanche, Apache, Kiowa, and Cherokee
β’ The controversial legacy of the Texas Rangers, aka Los Diablos Tejanos
Mission Statement
ARCTexas began in 2018 as Assisting Rural Communities β Texas, an effort to shine a light on the challenges facing small towns and rural regions across the state.
Texas is often portrayed through the lens of its major cities, Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, but the heart of Texas has always lived in its rural communities, ranchlands, farms, and small towns. These places face unique pressures that are often overlooked: water conservation challenges, land preservation issues, limited healthcare access, declining educational opportunities, and the steady migration of rural populations toward urban centers.
ARCTexas was created to bring attention to these realities and to explore practical conversations about the future of rural Texas.
Over time, the project evolved beyond articles and commentary into a broader digital storytelling initiative.
Today ARCTexas combines technology, media, and storytelling to document and explore Texas through multiple for
Company Description
Research and Commentary
ARCTexas examines issues affecting rural communities, including:
Water conservation and land stewardship
Rural healthcare access
Education in small communities
Agricultural and ranching sustainability
Economic development in rural regions
The cultural history of Texas communities
The goal is not just to discuss problems, but to explore ideas, solutions, and historical context that help people understand how Texas continues to evolve.
Additional Info
Address: 5407 W FM 2147, Cottonwood Shores, Texas, 78657
Hours: 8-6 MF