There are, really, two Texases. There is Dallas and Houston and Austin and their satellites, cities large in size and reputation, and vibrant enough to have attracted what feels like half of the other forty-nine states. Then there is the other half: Small towns, removed from the major highways and too far away from large cities to host a commuting population.
Bonham, Texas, is part of the other Texas. It has not been revitalized by population migration during the recession, and too few pe...