Texas Forever
Welcome to the 50th Anniversary issue of Texas Highways. It’s a culmination not only of the planning our team has ... Read More »
A San Marcos Mermaid Gives the Deep Dive on Her Hometown
Michelle Kraft followed a meandering path to becoming a scuba instructor. After growing up in a military family ... Read More »
The Port Aransas Nature Preserve Is For the Birds
The last of the migratory birds resting, eating, and let’s face it, luxuriating in Port Aransas were taking to ... Read More »
Seabrook Chef Aaron Davis’ Unique Take on Creole Cuisine
A sign on the door at Viola & Agnes’ Neo Soul Cafe in Seabrook proclaims: “If you are in a hurry or want fast ... Read More »
Texas Highways Debuts Redesign in 50th Anniversary ‘Small Town Summer’ Issue
Texas Highways is ushering in its next half-century as the state’s official travel magazine with reimagined ... Read More »
The Daytripper Tries Burgers and Burritos in Borger
By all accounts, the town of Borger, population 12,500, should be burned to a crisp. In early March, a series of ... Read More »
Texas Highways Wins 2 CRMAs, 10 IRMA Gold Awards
Texas Highways brought home a slew of prizes this award season. The magazine garnered two City and Regional ... Read More »
Let the Good Times Roll at Marfa’s Annual Sushi Race
The conditions must be perfect: It has to take place during the hottest part of the year, the moon needs to be ... Read More »
Dive Into These Texas River Retreats
Three major rivers define the shape of Texas: the Red, the Sabine, and the Rio Grande. But our state has a dozen ... Read More »
Go Honky Tonkin’ on a Weekend Getaway to Brady
A short drive from our state’s geographic center, Brady is named for the creek that runs through the area, ... Read More »
Alligator Gar Is a Rio Grande Valley Delicacy
The fight is quick as the Harlingen-based fishing guide sets the hook hard, turning the long, silver fish toward ... Read More »
These Red Shrimp Are Gulf Coast Royalty
Deep in the Gulf of Mexico, there’s treasure. Not sunken galleons from centuries past, not vast fields of oil, but ... Read More »
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