The Texas Archive Turning Home Videos into History
Bandera middle school’s cafeteria provides an unlikely backdrop for a trip through time one Saturday afternoon in ... Read More »
Exploring New Lands on Old Railroad Tracks
As my friend Lize and I step into the mouth of the 582-foot Clarity Tunnel, I feel as if I am embarking on the ... Read More »
Selena Transcends Generations at The Wittliff Collections’ New Exhibit
During a photography exhibit at the Wittliff Collections at Texas State University in San Marcos three years ago, ... Read More »
Running Free in North Texas
OPEN ROADPERSONAL RECORDA cross-country runner tracks down a long-lost high school teammateBy IAN DILLEMichael ... Read More »
The Pioneer Flight Museum Preserves Aviation History in Kingsbury
Twice a year during the Wings and Wheels Fly-In in Kingsbury, World War I-era aircraft with deep-throated engines ... Read More »
Brené Brown On Staying Grounded in Trying Times
To hear research professor, podcaster, and bestselling author Brené Brown describe her home state of Texas, she ... Read More »
Life Is Sweet in the Syrup Capital of Texas
For Vickie Armstrong, Sunday morning often includes freshly baked biscuits, maybe dotted with butter, before ... Read More »
The Amateur Gainesville Community Circus Wowed Audiences for 30 Years
The crowd under the big top grew quiet as 15-year-old Evelyn Kaps climbed the ladder to a high platform beneath a ... Read More »
Flying Island Picks Up Where Trans-Pecos Festival Left Off
Before Matthew Bolick moved to Marfa over three years ago, he was organizing hardcore and punk rock shows and ... Read More »
Investigating Waxahachie’s Haunted History
Paranormal activity has always been an interest for Sandy Bates Emmons. “I got it from my dad, who was into UFOs, ... Read More »
Looking Back at the 1979 Film ‘Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ with Jane Seymour
If you were a kid growing up in Texas in the late 1970s, you were probably a Dallas Cowboys fan. But they weren’t ... Read More »
Coming Face-to-Face With the Chupacabra
Of all the epic roadside attractions in Texas, only one has inspired a Pulitzer Prize winner to write driving ... Read More »