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Welcome to the New Texashighways.com
By Texas Highways
On our all-new website, you’ll get all the useful and interesting content you’ve come to know and love, with better ... Read More »
Want to Golf Like a Pro? New PGA Courses in Frisco will Allow Public on Championships Courses
By John Lumpkin
Destination golf in Texas just got a major boost—the creation of two championship golf courses in sports-crazy Frisco in Read More »
Marfa’s Stellina Pivots Menu Concept
By John Lumpkin
Those making a return trip to the artsy West Texas town of Marfa will notice quite a big change at popular fine-dining ... Read More »
Michael Martin Murphey Saddles Up for Cowboy Christmas Tour
By Michelle Burgess
Michael Martin Murphey’s singing rings with the sincerity and authenticity that many find lacking in pop country these ... Read More »
In Texas, 3 Presidential Libraries Explore Global Legacies of Texans in the White House
When the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum (or “Bush 43,” as it is called colloquially) opened on the ... Read More »
These 5 Hotels Will Transport You Back to Texas’ Railroading Days
By Matt Joyce
There was a time when going home for the holidays meant taking the train. Whether boarding a steam locomotive or the ... Read More »
The Daytripper’s Top 5 Things to Do in Pflugerville
By Chet Garner
Known for being stuck between a rock and a weird place (Round Rock and Austin), Pflugerville may seem like just another ... Read More »
From ‘Rosa’s Cantina’ to ‘the Road,’ El Paso Has Inspired Many a Twisting Tale
By Clayton Maxwell
If you swing by Rosa’s Cantina on the western edge of El Paso, mere minutes from “the badlands of New Mexico,” you will ... Read More »
Defying the Punchlines, Texas Fruitcakes Attract Loyal Fans and New Customers
By Cynthia J. Drake
Texans didn’t invent the fruitcake, but in our state’s tradition of braggadocio, we made it better (and bigger, in some ... Read More »
A Weekend Getaway in Goliad
By Wes Ferguson
Remember Goliad? It’s one of the oldest towns in Texas, originating in 1749 as a Spanish colonial mission and presidio ... Read More »
Chocolate and Barbecue Live in Sweet-Savory Harmony in Tomball
By Mai Pham
Modern barbecue origin stories typically fall into two categories: that of the apprentice who struck out on his or her ... Read More »
