Musical Savant T Bone Burnett Stakes His Claim to Fort Worth
The City of Fort Worth has bestowed upon St. Louis Avenue the honorary name T Bone Burnett Boulevard, after the iconic music producer behind the soundtrack to the Coen Brothers movie O Brother, Where Art Thou? Read More »
An April 1943 Day on the San Augustine Square
From 1935 to 1944, the Farm Security Administration dispatched photographers across the country to document ... Read More »
The Epic Love Story Behind One of Texas’ First Freedom Colonies
It’s easy to bypass Shankleville, an East Texas community with no business district or convenience store. But what ... Read More »
How Growing Up in Paris, Texas Kindled the Creative Fire of Artist Trenton Doyle Hancock
The mixed-media artist Trenton Doyle Hancock stands inside his cluttered warehouse studio, in the Acres Homes ... Read More »
A Fresh and New Gladewater Emerges from Its Honky Tonk Past
Some say that deep in the East Texas woods, where the muddy Sabine River flows, there dwells a creature called the ... Read More »
Preserving the Legacy of Rosenwald Schools in Texas
A teenage Diane Paul poses in her marching band uniform—one leg hitched in the air, her hand perched carefully ... Read More »
Exploring the East Texas Roots of Sam Houston — Texas’ First National Hero
TOP IMAGES: The San Jacinto Monument; a portrait from about 1860 at the Sam Houston Memorial Museum A grassy park ... Read More »
A Beeville Exhibit Features the Old West Paintings of San Antonio Artist Raul Gutierrez
Raul Gutierrez's Western art reflects his experience in the borderlands. Read More »
Mo Amer Extracts Humor from the Hardships of Growing up a Refugee in Texas
Mo Amer has a hard time remembering when he last traveled purely for fun. Sure, he’s seen plenty of places in ... Read More »
On the Trail of Cabeza de Vaca, Texas’ First Travel Writer
On the Trail of Cabeza de Vaca, Texas’ First Travel Writer Exploring the Lone Star State through the eyes—and ... Read More »
Meet Tammie Jo Shults, American Hero Twice Over
Meet Tammie Jo Shults, American Hero Twice Over This is how the pioneering pilot guided Southwest Flight 1380 to ... Read More »
How do I Love Thee? Victorian Romance Lives on in Waco
Late-morning sunlight warms the sculpted surfaces of the Armstrong Browning Library and Museum’s bronze front ... Read More »