Craig Carter, head of Chief Nocona LLC, purchased the building in September and has been at work ever since to bring the massive 106,000-square-feet facility back to life.

NOCONA, Texas (AP) - H.J. Justin traveled from Gainesville to Spanish Fort in the northern part of Montague County in 1879, having honed his craft of boot making before providing a serve to ...

Rujo is entering a saturated boot market and joining established brands Ariat, Justin, Lucchese, Nocona, Tony Lama, Roper, Frye and newcomer Tecovas, an Austin-based company that also started as ...

The lore of Nocona boots dates back to the rough and tumble days of the western cattle drives. Herman Joseph Justin went to Spanish Fort in 1879. He found a job in Frank P.

On the dusty roads of West Texas in the 1920s, an unlikely figure traveled from town to town in her Model T, signing up roughnecks and cowboys for custom boot orders and continuing her late father ...