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3 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs have one of the most storied histories in the NBA. Want proof? Look at their trophy room: Five championships are definitely history book-worthy. But the way they won those championships was through the draft. Every Spurs championship team's top players were drafted by the Silver & Black—from David Robinson to Tim Duncan to Manu Ginobili to Tony Parker. Even Kawhi Leonard was acquired by San Antonio on draft night.

4 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Tyler Dupnick

PECOS, Texas — Rodeo is a worldwide sport that all started in West Texas. Back in 1883, the West of the Pecos Rodeo was held for the first time. 141 years later, it is still held every summer, but rodeo is in the fabric of Pecos year-round.   On Friday morning, the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame held their induction ceremony where three new inductees joined an exclusive group. This is the 16th class to be inducted as Pecos continues to serve as the center of rodeo lore.

4 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

STANTON, Texas — People who have ever drove through Stanton have probably seen a huge sign that says: "Welcome to Stanton: Home of 3000 Friendly People and a Few Sore Heads". "And I think most old sore heads are dead, but I could be wrong," Martin County Historical Society President Mike Black said. Friendly people and sore heads are who you can expect to meet if you enter the Stanton city limits. Limits that started with a completely different name.

4 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Tyler Dupnick

WINK, Texas — West Texas has plenty of great marching bands to go along with Friday night lights, but when it comes to music, one man stands above the rest. Out in Wink, Texas, a museum honors the great Roy Orbison -- a singer-songwriter whose music career started in the small town before reaching stardom. “I don’t know of any place in this immediate area that had somebody famous like Roy," said Barbara Sabonya, a volunteer at the Roy Orbison Museum in Wink.

4 days ago | myfoxzone.com | Marcus Risen

MARATHON, Texas — The Marathon Public Library is the smallest accredited library in the state of Texas, but after 70 years, they won't be holding that distinction for much longer. "I mean, the books on the ceiling are not all the way to the ceiling because we want it," said Erin Albright, board president of Marathon Public Library. Book by book and brick by brick this little library has been in the heart of Marathon for the past 70 years.