Trick My Truck producer reaches out to Magnolia, Texas man unhappy with van's overhaul

A senior producer with cable television show “Trick My Truck” contacted The Potpourri Dec. 19 and made a public offer to replace a handicapped man’s van which the show’s mechanics had tricked-out to the owner’s dislike.

Featuring a roller coaster theme and games such as darts as well as an in-vehicle root beer dispenser, the wife of Magnolia businessman Ronnie McCurdy, SueAnn McCurdy, said the vehicle is unsafe and embarrassing to drive. Read the story at www.TheMagnoliaPotpourri.com or click the headline above.

Student to attend historical presidential inauguration

Melanie Madden, a sophomore student at Tomball High School, will witness American history when the first black man will be sworn into the office of the president of the United States. Visit www.TheTomballPotpourri.com for the story.

‘Trick My Truck’ nightmare continues for Magnolia man

The Potpourri just posted an update on a Magnolia, Texas man whose vehicle was selected for a makeover by Country Music Television's "Trick My Truck," but the end result hasn't been a very warm and fuzzy feeling. The van was painted to look like an amusement park ride, but on top of that, it isn't usable and after months of trying to get the television show to fix it and bring it back to them, the van's owner is threatening to sue. Read about it at TheMagnoliaPotpourri.com.

Christmas is in the air

The cities of Tomball and Magnolia celebrated Christmas with parades and music Dec. 13. Visit www.TheTomballPotpourri.com or www.TheMagnoliaPotpourri.com to read about the events, view and purchase pictures from our PhotoGalleries. Also, share your Christmas photos and memories with us.