People

The Complicated History of Texas Revolutionary Hero Juan Seguín

When Albert Seguín Gonzales was a boy, his grandmother told him stories about their ancestor Juan Nepomuceno ... Read More »

Nestled in the Piney Woods of East Texas, Crockett was established shortly after the Texas Revolution and named for Read More »

Filmmaker Chyna Robinson is on a roll. Her debut feature film, No Ordinary Love, was released in June and is ... Read More »

Ask Sergio Menchaca when he became interested in knives and he’ll joke, “According to my dad, the moment I was ... Read More »

Good Neighbors In South Dallas, a father and son reconnect with the forgotten soul of the city by Robert WilonskyMy Read More »

Hold on for Your Life A mutton busting competition binds a mother and son to their Texas roots by Andrea LuttrellI ... Read More »

Mama Sugar swore she’d never move back to the country. “I didn’t want to see the back end of a horse again,” she ... Read More »

If you’re a rodeo fan, the first thing to catch your eye about Brazilian-born bull rider Silvano Alves is his ... Read More »

I’m out at Charles B. “Chuck, the Wrangler” Hart’s 36-acre property in Temple, where he leads me to the barn to ... Read More »

Other states were carved or born,Texas grew from hide and horn.Other states are long or wide,Texas is a shaggy ... Read More »

Jared Session is a man of the land—specifically, the Rolling Plains of the southeastern Texas Panhandle. Born and ... Read More »

Samuel Buentello was 14 years oldwhen he left the Rancho Nuevo in South Texas, the only home he’d ever known. In ... Read More »