Culture

It Wouldn’t Be Wedding Season in Texas Without the Grand March

The dance starts with our elders. Two old-timers who know what it means to spend decades together in marriage ... Read More »

Even though singer-songwriter William Clark Green now calls the big city of Fort Worth home, his upbringing in ... Read More »

Step inside the Dr. Eugene Clark Library in Lockhart and you’re immediately met by an “old library” scent—woody, ... Read More »

U.S. Army lieutenant Susan Medlin was stationed in Augsburg, Germany, in 1984, the year before the Bavarian city’s ... Read More »

When speaking at events, Toni Tipton-Martin engages her audiences with historical images depicting African ... Read More »

The small crowd that witnessed the first flight of John Valentine Pliska’s airplane likely held its collective ... Read More »

Before Western settlers arrived and settled Haskell, nomadic bands of Apache, Comanche, Kiowa, and Kickapoo hunted ... Read More »

Sixty years ago this April, NASA broke ground near Clear Lake to construct a new command post for manned space ... Read More »

Blind Alley Projects sits right off the street in a quiet residential neighborhood a few blocks north of the ... Read More »

It all started with a bunch of empty Lone Star Beer cans. In December 2013, J.P. Rankin, aka “the Cartoon ... Read More »

If your burger obsession spills onto Instagram, like mine does, you may have picked up on the trend of smoked ... Read More »

Editor's Note: A shorter version of this story appeared in the June 2022 issue of Texas Highways. Walking into ... Read More »