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The Power of Richard Linklater’s Nostalgia

After a few seconds, Linklater stops the boys, walks in front of the cameras, and points at various markers on the ... Read More »

At first, the concept of “Texas Mexican food” espoused by Houston-based chef and food writer Adán Medrano is a ... Read More »

When she was a student at Wimberley High School, bluegrass prodigy Sarah Jarosz was already ... Read More »

For the unhurried, US 281 is a popular north-south alternative to Interstate 35. Like pearls on a string, small ... Read More »

Open Road | August 2020 In the Belly of the Whale A down-on-his-luck wanderer searches for answers on the ... Read More »

Open Road | July 2020 Slaloming to Freedom On Lake Sam Rayburn, ... Read More »

For Laura Brown, running a restaurant in the Gulf Coast community of Rockport-Fulton is all about building and ... Read More »

You’d be hard-pressed to find someone more fully connected to Texas history than J.P. Bryan. A relative of ... Read More »

Back before there was Texas or Mexico, there was Goliad. In 1749, Spanish missionaries moved Mission Espíritu ... Read More »

I have just set up camp on a rock ledge when all hell breaks loose. A violent windstorm suddenly sweeps out of ... Read More »

Singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham won an Oscar, a Grammy, and an Americana Artist of the Year award all before he ... Read More »

Joan Smith is immersed in Henderson’s past. As chairwoman of the Rusk County Historical Commission, Smith works in ... Read More »

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