In this, the Heritage Association of Frisco 20th Anniversary Collection of Mr. Warren's "Now & Then" articles originally published in Frisco STYLE Magazine, Mr. Warren delights and entertains readers as he describes the way it was in the early days of Frisco. Now home to the Dallas Cowboys, FC Dallas and a number of other professional sports franchises, Frisco continues to be one of the country's fastest growing cities. However, from farming and transportation to entertainment and commerce, it was not always the hustle and bustle it is today. As Mr. Warren recounts the stories of the history and growth of Frisco, readers are transported to a simpler time while being delighted with the humor, perspective and life lessons of yesteryear.

In this, the Heritage Association of Frisco 20th Anniversary Collection of Mr. Warren's "Now & Then" articles originally published in Frisco STYLE Magazine, Mr. Warren delights and entertains readers as he describes the way it was in the early days of Frisco. Now home to the Dallas Cowboys, FC Dallas and a number of other professional sports franchises, Frisco continues to be one of the country's fastest growing cities. However, from farming and transportation to entertainment and commerce, it was not always the hustle and bustle it is today. As Mr. Warren recounts the stories of the history and growth of Frisco, readers are transported to a simpler time while being delighted with the humor, perspective and life lessons of yesteryear.

In addition to being a local, living legend, former Frisco, Texas mayor turned writer and humorist, Robert Mitchell "Bob" Warren is also a native son of Frisco. Family, friends and colleagues describe Mr. Warren as witty, charming and a born leader. In his strong, steady voice, Mr. Warren recalls miles and miles of farmland and cotton fields in Frisco when he was young with only dirt roads to take you where you needed to go. In this, the 20th Anniversary Collection of Mr. Warren's "Now & Then" articles originally published in Frisco STYLE Magazine, Mr. Warren delights and entertains readers as he describes the way it was in the early days of Frisco.