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Did Texas Have a Jurassic Era? Plesiosaur Fossils Found in West Texas Say Yes

Approximately 150 million years ago, a toothy marine reptile swam through the Texas seas. When it died, it ... Read More »

Mangesh Chaudhari is beaming under a Houston Hurricanes gimme cap on a blustery Thursday mid-morning in March. But ... Read More »

Heading into the second weekend of July, residents from all over Parker County brace themselves as their ... Read More »

Growing up, Christina Hernandez spent the summer with her grandparents in the West Texas border town of Presidio, ... Read More »

Former school teacher Jeff Jenkins discovered a passion for travel during a life-changing trip to Rwanda in ... Read More »

On most June weekend nights, I find myself parading the roads of Austin’s 4th Street gay district, bouncing ... Read More »

The impulse to get away from the grind of daily life is not a new one. This circa 1905 photo shows a group of ... Read More »

I look down upon the blue-and-green-tinted waters of Jacob’s Well, the headwaters of Cypress Creek. Even barely ... Read More »

Bandera’s roots as a cowboy haven date to just after the Civil War. The town used to host teams of drivers and ... Read More »

Many people assume Amy Borgens’ job is full of action and intrigue—she’s heard her share of Indiana Jones ... Read More »

Open Road | July 2023 We Were Known for Our Rivers A grieving daughter channels family memories ... Read More »

Bonjour, Victor Wembanyama! Or as we say in Texas, Howdy! As the official travel magazine of Texas, we would ... Read More »