Investor hoped to restore Western town in McKinney that hosted ‘Playboy’ shoots and was a movie set
In 2003, the new owners of Storybook Ranch planned to restore buildings and host events in the town of Dry Bones.
President of Storybook Ranch Jeong Nim Kim (lower left), with her daughter Lynn Miller and son-in-law Brandon Miller, who were general managers for the authentic multi-million dollar Western town assembled in 1981 in McKinney. Their Ranch Cowboy Gary Drake, far right, nuzzles with his horse Mississippi.(MELANIE BURFORD / 193189)
By Paul Meyer
McKINNEY It was an eccentric developer’s private fantasyland a multimillion-dollar replica Western town built from the ground up in the early 1980s on a patch of rural McKinney farmland.
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During this conversation with Marcos Villegas of Fight Hub TV, Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya discusses Ryan Garcia’s upcoming fight with Luke Campbell on January 2nd and where Garcia might go from there. Check out some excerpts from the interview below.
On Luke Campbell being a live underdog in this fight:
“It’s mind-boggling to me how spread out the favoritism is, but it’s a dangerous fight. On paper you see both guys and this is a very dangerous fight for Ryan Garcia. It’s not gonna be a walk in the park but I still feel Ryan Garcia’s gonna make a statement in this fight.