History

After the Smoke Clears

The drive north from Amarillo to Canadian takes about an hour and a half. The flat, yellow land eventually turns ... Read More »

This time of year you’ve got to find a way to beat the heat. Sure, you could stay inside for the season, soaking ... Read More »

In the spring of 1995, Dave Dalton Thomas, a self-described “copy editor with a writing problem,” at the San ... Read More »

Brig. Gen. Patrick Michaelis has served his country in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. And he’s been ... Read More »

The love for Black rodeo was passed down through Krishaun Adair’s bloodline. As a child, Adair participated in ... Read More »

Fifty years ago on the summer solstice, three experimental architects and artists completed Amarillo’s iconic ... Read More »

The weirdest and most wonderful water park Texas has ever seen opened on Spring Lake in San Marcos in 1950. At ... Read More »

The only free-standing theater designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright ever built is located in Dallas’ ... Read More »

As I walk around the 1892 Victoria County Courthouse, the first stop on the Bicentennial 2024 Old Victoria ... Read More »

The air is rare at the top of Big Bend National Park, an 800,000-acre expanse of towering mesas and deep river ... Read More »

My muscles shake as I climb up the inside of a seemingly endless vertical tunnel, stopping at platforms along ... Read More »

When Beyoncé announced in a commercial during this year’s Super Bowl that a new album was dropping March 29, ... Read More »

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