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Exploring the New Fort Worth With Magnolia Network Host Jonathan Morris

Exploring the New Fort Worth With Magnolia Network Host Jonathan Morris

In the decade he’s called Fort Worth home, Jonathan Morris has fashioned enough new roles for himself to make ... Read More »

Hemphill in East Texas Offers Outdoor Adventures in a Close-Knit Community

Hemphill in East Texas Offers Outdoor Adventures in a Close-Knit Community

Hemphill sits on the edge of the Sabine National Forest, about 10 miles west of Toledo Bend Reservoir and the ... Read More »

How a Scrappy Volleyball Team from West Texas Won the First 2 Women’s National Titles

How a Scrappy Volleyball Team from West Texas Won the First 2 Women’s National Titles

Marilyn McReavy Nolen pulled into Alpine in the summer of 1968, headed from her family’s home in the West ... Read More »

The Mahatma Gandhi District Is the Epicenter of Indian Culture in Texas

The Mahatma Gandhi District Is the Epicenter of Indian Culture in Texas

Spicy onion pakoras and a cup of warm chai pair well with the August downpour I’m watching from inside Udipi Cafe ... Read More »

Riding the Waves and Coming of Age in Corpus Christi

Riding the Waves and Coming of Age in Corpus Christi

Open Road  | November 2021 Cresting the Wave A surfer comes to ... Read More »

Knolle Dairy Farms Has One of the Largest Jersey Cow Operations in Texas

Knolle Dairy Farms Has One of the Largest Jersey Cow Operations in Texas

Joe Knolle Jr. chats with me as he replaces a part in one of his milking machines, the conversation unimpeded by ... Read More »

‘Viva Texas Rivers!’ Celebrates Texas’ Storied Waterways

‘Viva Texas Rivers!’ Celebrates Texas’ Storied Waterways

To know the geography of Texas, you must know its rivers. The book Viva Texas Rivers! Adventures, Misadventures, ... Read More »

The Old Nighthawk No. 2 in Austin

The Old Nighthawk No. 2 in Austin

The Great Depression hit Austin hard. Unable to find a job, 29-year-old Harry Akin went into business for himself, ... Read More »

2021 Formula 1 Aramco United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas
African American Cotton Pickers Day Shines a Light on the Complex History of the Ubiquitous Fiber

African American Cotton Pickers Day Shines a Light on the Complex History of the Ubiquitous Fiber

This Monday is African American Cotton Pickers Day. Dallas historian Clarence Glover launched the day in 2020 ... Read More »

One West Texas Community Aims to Restore a Historic Local Church

One West Texas Community Aims to Restore a Historic Local Church

“The philosophy behind the current restoration is that we want it to be an active and alive building,” Clara Bensen, the organization’s fundraising strategist, says. Read More »

After a Lost Year and a Postponement, Old Settler’s Music Festival Returns near Lockhart

After a Lost Year and a Postponement, Old Settler’s Music Festival Returns near Lockhart

The Little Festival That Could is coming back. “We’re excited about getting the family back together,” ... Read More »

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