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07/04/2026

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06/20/2026

06/10/2026

New price on this Blooming Grove beauty — $420,000
5/3 on almost 3 acres. Updated kitchen, open layout, wood-burning fireplace, private primary suite. Bonus room with full bath. Above-ground pool, 2-car carport, storage shed, and wide-open views out back.
Move-in ready. USDA eligible. Sellers are motivated and ready to close this summer.
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06/04/2026

05/31/2026

This 5/3/2 on 2.9 acres on SH 22 between Blooming Grove and Frost is move in ready.

Listed at $430,000, MLS #21226082, 5 beds, 3 baths, 2-car garage, 2,312 square feet, built in 1973, 2.97 AC, Beautifully updated country home on nearly 3 acres with wide-open views in Blooming Grove! This spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath home features an open-concept layout ideal for everyday living and e...

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

Frost, Texas: What Endures
Part One — The Song

There’s more to this little town than most people passing through would ever guess. Over the next few weeks, we’ll share some of the stories these old downtown walls still hold. We’ll start with a song.

Did you know Frost, Texas has its own blues song?

On May 6, 1930, an F4 tornado tore through Frost with winds over 260 mph. In two to three minutes, the entire town was leveled. At least 22 people were killed here, with 41 total along the storm’s 35-mile path through Hill, Navarro, and Ellis Counties.

A few years later, in 1934, a blues singer named Alger “Texas” Alexander recorded a song about it — “Frost Texas Tornado Blues” — accompanied by the Mississippi Sheiks. Alexander was one of the most important early blues voices in America. He didn’t play an instrument. His power was entirely in his voice, which came straight from the cotton fields and work camps of East Texas.

His younger cousin? A kid named Sam Hopkins — who the world would come to know as Lightnin’ Hopkins, one of the greatest blues guitarists who ever lived. Lightnin’ learned his craft traveling with Texas Alexander through the juke joints and street corners of Texas in the late 1920s and ’30s.

That lineage — from the cotton fields to the recording studio, from Frost to Houston to the world — runs right through this little town.

The entire town was leveled that day. But the steel vault inside the Citizens State Bank held — people actually sheltered inside it during the storm. The bank rebuilt the town around that vault. And the building that stands on Garrity Street today was reconstructed on the same ground, in the same year, because the people of Frost refused to leave.

The song is still out there. Give it a listen.

[YouTube link: https://youtu.be/S8SkcFWCiVs]

Photo: Texas Alexander album cover (Texas Alexander & His Circle 1927–1951, JSP Records)

05/21/2026

5/3 on almost 3 acres in Blooming Grove. Updated, move-in ready, and USDA eligible. $430,000 👇 #76626

05/21/2026

This awesome property is move in ready and waiting for its new family. 5/3 on almost 3 acres in 76626 | Blooming Grove

Updated kitchen with granite, island, and farmhouse sink. Open layout with wood-burning fireplace. Private primary suite. Bonus room works as a 5th bedroom, game room, or guest suite.

Outside is where it gets good — 2-car carport, storage shed, above-ground pool, mature trees, and wide-open views with no neighbors behind you.

USDA eligible. Blooming Grove ISD. $430,000

Call or text to schedule a showing - 972-351-4710 | Robert Phipps | Broker | Blue Sky Country Real Estate

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