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How Texas Continues to Take Roller Coasters to New Heights

How Texas Continues to Take Roller Coasters to New Heights

As a kid, I considered the Judge Roy Scream roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas to be my personal Everest. The ... Read More »

Experience Life in Texas’ Highest Community at McDonald Observatory

Experience Life in Texas’ Highest Community at McDonald Observatory

The astronomical research station in the Davis Mountains welcomes visitors for star parties and a sky-high lodge Read More »

Cookbook Historian Toni Tipton-Martin Highlights the Contributions of Black Cooks in American Food History

Cookbook Historian Toni Tipton-Martin Highlights the Contributions of Black Cooks in American Food History

When speaking at events, Toni Tipton-Martin engages her audiences with historical images depicting African ... Read More »

Once the Tallest Span in the U.S., the Pecos High Bridge was a Nerve-Wracker

Once the Tallest Span in the U.S., the Pecos High Bridge was a Nerve-Wracker

Standing 320 feet above the Pecos River, the Pecos High Bridge was the tallest bridge in America when it ... Read More »

See Texas’ First Airplane at Midland International Airport

See Texas’ First Airplane at Midland International Airport

The small crowd that witnessed the first flight of John Valentine Pliska’s airplane likely held its collective ... Read More »

A Weekend Getaway in Alpine Offers High-Desert Hospitality, Culture, and Adventure

A Weekend Getaway in Alpine Offers High-Desert Hospitality, Culture, and Adventure

Alpine may not attract an international art crowd like nearby Marfa, but fans of West Texas know this scrappy ... Read More »

9 Caves in Texas You Can Tour for a Day of Pure Exploration

9 Caves in Texas You Can Tour for a Day of Pure Exploration

Back in 1938, cave owner James Horne held a contest to choose the name for his cavern, 11 miles northeast of ... Read More »

Gabriela Bucio Brings a New Aesthetic to Authentic Mexican Cuisine

Gabriela Bucio Brings a New Aesthetic to Authentic Mexican Cuisine

“Pink,” everyone intoned. “Everything is pink.” Pink drinks, pink napkins, even pink tortillas. Pink, pink, pink. ... Read More »

The Daytripper Visits Palo Duro Canyon

The Daytripper Visits Palo Duro Canyon

Near the rim of Palo Duro Canyon, the second-largest canyon in the U.S., lies the appropriately named town of ... Read More »

The Cold War, Texas, and the Birth of Space City

The Cold War, Texas, and the Birth of Space City

Sixty years ago this April, NASA broke ground near Clear Lake to construct a new command post for manned space ... Read More »

Lights and Motion Over Six Flags of Texas in Arlington

Lights and Motion Over Six Flags of Texas in Arlington

Sean Fitzgerald is always up for a thrill ride. “I used to go to Six Flags a lot when I was younger,” the ... Read More »

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