[dropcap]H[/dropcap]aving grown up in Driftwood during her childhood, Lisa Elliott remembers how the Driftwood General Store and Post Office was essentially the “hub of everything.”

The building functioned as the closest place for area residents to purchase feed for their livestock, send a letter, or catch up on the local gossip.

“Everyone knew everyone in town on a first-name basis,” Elliott said. “It was so friendly and wonderful growing up there.”

The Drift...