The Train Stopped in Orange: A Captivating Family History Revealed Through 1917 Texas Diaries
Carrie Joiner Woliver, a native of Orange, Texas, and graduate of Lutcher Stark High School, has been writing and editing creative works since she finished college at The University of Texas in Austin in the sixties.  Her love of the television arts blossomed when she was given a position at KERA-TV in Dallas, Texas, and then at KTRK-TV in Houston.  In recent years, Carries has co-produced a television documentary series on child abuse which earned several Emmy Awards.  Earlier, she teamed up with her long-time singing partner and produced over 500 nationally syndicated health radio talk shows under the title America Talks Health with Dr. Keith Robinson.  Carrie has had a lifelong love for performing, especially Broadway songs.  She has been on the stage with Theatre Under The Stars and The Country Playhouse in Houston, and also in Dallas and Brussels, Belgium, where she lived for five years early in her marriage. In 2000, she and her singing partner, Keith Robinson, produced a CD called "The Stages of Our Love," featuring Broadway music.  Carrie enjoys volunteering in the Houston community and has served on various boards of non-profit social service and arts organizations and sings regularly in the Chancel Choir at Chapelwood United Methodist Church.  She resides in Houston with her husband, Ron, and loves being a grandmother to her two grandsons, Nicklaus and Conrad, children of her talented daughter, Christi, and her husband, J.P. Bennett.