ACCENT WEST MAGAZINE

October 2026: Inside this Issue

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The Long Way Home – Theodore Roosevelt’s historic A.H. Fox shotgun has traveled from an African safari to the Texas Panhandle and, most recently, the North Dakota Badlands. But its remarkable journey is also the story of Jason Roselius, the Panhandle native whose love of history and determination to preserve it for others became an extraordinary part of the gun’s century-long story.

Where Healing Goes Both Ways – At Dove Creek, rescued horses are given a chance to heal—and often become healers themselves. A year of challenges, loss and hope reveals the powerful connection between horses, people and the community that surrounds them.

Park Place Towers Celebrates 40 Years – What began with a pastor’s vision, “four lots, a dream and no money,” became a landmark Amarillo retirement community. Forty years later, Park Place Towers celebrates the faith, perseverance and people behind its lasting legacy.

Rockrose Sports Park: A Vision Taking Shape – After years of planning and dreaming, Rockrose Sports Park is rising from the ground. See the progress underway on this once-in-a-generation investment in children and families across the Texas Panhandle.​

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Plus photos from WT Ag Day, Buzzwords, Calendar, Runnin' the Route, One Square Inch, Entertaining Ideas, CHOMP, and more.

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Grab your copy on Panhandle newsstands or read select stories online: www.accentwestmagazine.com/onlinesubscriptions​​​