Texas’ Route 67 Is Route 66 Without the Cheap Souvenirs
Roughly 80,000 miles of highways crisscross Texas, but few roads in this state, if any, are as beautiful or as ... Read More »
Women Take Center Stage In Baylor University’s New Exhibition about Theater in Texas
Once described by a journalist as “a pint-sized whirlwind,” Waco theater manager and pianist Gussie Oscar was a ... Read More »
Spring Road Trips: Scenic Drives, the Gulf Coast, Big Bend, and the ‘Eiffel Tower’ Await
Ready to take the roads less traveled? Among this group of spring road trips, you have an option to avoid the ... Read More »
Relive the Days of Arcades and Rush at the Texas Pinball Festival in Frisco
Back in 2001, pinball was in one of its periodic downturns. New machines had dwindled almost to zero and there ... Read More »
After a Pandemic Hiatus, the Popular Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival Returns
After a two-year hiatus, Fort Worth’s largest food festival is back. Nearly 7,000 food lovers will gather over ... Read More »
Volksmarching Brings Texans Together for Fitness and Camaraderie
U.S. Army lieutenant Susan Medlin was stationed in Augsburg, Germany, in 1984, the year before the Bavarian city’s ... Read More »
How Texas Continues to Take Roller Coasters to New Heights
As a kid, I considered the Judge Roy Scream roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas to be my personal Everest. The ... Read More »
Experience Life in Texas’ Highest Community at McDonald Observatory
The astronomical research station in the Davis Mountains welcomes visitors for star parties and a sky-high lodge Read More »
Cookbook Historian Toni Tipton-Martin Highlights the Contributions of Black Cooks in American Food History
When speaking at events, Toni Tipton-Martin engages her audiences with historical images depicting African ... Read More »
Once the Tallest Span in the U.S., the Pecos High Bridge was a Nerve-Wracker
Standing 320 feet above the Pecos River, the Pecos High Bridge was the tallest bridge in America when it ... Read More »
See Texas’ First Airplane at Midland International Airport
The small crowd that witnessed the first flight of John Valentine Pliska’s airplane likely held its collective ... Read More »
A Weekend Getaway in Alpine Offers High-Desert Hospitality, Culture, and Adventure
Alpine may not attract an international art crowd like nearby Marfa, but fans of West Texas know this scrappy ... Read More »
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