Desert Awakening
La Posada Milagro Guesthouse and Casitas, an eclectic restoration of historic stone architecture located in the ... Read More »
Parisa (pronounced “pah-ree-sa”)
Writer Bob McCullough takes Texas Highways readers on a culinary trek through Castroville (February 2014 issue), ... Read More »
Texas Top 40 No. 32, Dalhart
Dalhart, named for its location on the Dallam and Hartley county line, originated as a railroad town and developed ... Read More »
Texas Top 40 No. 33, Marfa
Ah, mysterious Marfa. Founded in 1883 as a railroad water stop, Marfa existed as a remote West Texas ranching town ... Read More »
Texas Top 40 No. 34, Amarillo
Not many places have the distinction of inspiring a George Strait hit such as “Amarillo by Morning.” (more…) Read More »
Texas Top 40 No. 35, Glen Rose
Travelers make tracks to this idyllic hamlet to view prehistoric footprints in the Paluxy River at Dinosaur Valley ... Read More »
Due West
The late, great Texan Dolph Briscoe Jr. loved his native land as much as anyone who gazed upon the storied ... Read More »
Curious Collection
J. Marvin Hunter, the late founder of the Frontier Times Museum in Bandera, liked to say that he didn’t ... Read More »
Hot Dr Pepper
I’ve always been interested in Dr Pepper,” Jack McKinney tells me as we sit down together at the soda ... Read More »
Bookshop Memories
Wherever I travel, I seek out independent bookstores. They help define a city’s character for me. That said, I ... Read More »
A Family Affair
Fnding good food on the road is always a gamble. Long stretches of Texas blacktop can be a blur of fast-food ... Read More »
Boerne’s Bounty
It’s a dicey proposition, living in a picturesque, easily accessible town in the Texas Hill Country—in my ... Read More »
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