Getaways

What’s Happening on Lockhart’s Town Square

LOCKHART MAY BE BEST KNOWN for its barbecue, but the growing community of 15,000 has plenty more to lure visitors. ... Read More »

Welcome to the 50th Anniversary issue of Texas Highways. It’s a culmination not only of the planning our team has ... Read More »

A short drive from our state’s geographic center, Brady is named for the creek that runs through the area, ... Read More »

Six flags have flown over Texas, but the small Piney Woods city of Nacogdoches, or Nac as locals call it, claims ... Read More »

You can't call yourself a Texan till you learn to talk like one... Read More »

Ask a Texan if they know where La Grange is and they’ll probably tell you one of two things: “I’ve driven past ... Read More »

Located on the tip of South Texas, the quiet town of Port Isabel has long charmed visitors looking for a relaxing ... Read More »

The year 1880 was a momentous one for the town of Mineral Wells. It had been settled only three years prior, and ... Read More »

Directions to Laredo are easy. Get on Interstate 35 and head south. Go far enough and you’ll get there eventually. ... Read More »

It doesn’t carry the name recognition of the Alamo, Nacogdoches, Goliad, or other key players in Texas' history, ... Read More »

When I was 11 years old, my parents put our family home in the suburbs of Houston on the market. They received an ... Read More »

To properly enjoy Canton, an East Texas town of 4,200 near Tyler, you should show up with two things: an empty ... Read More »