Can We Preserve This Monument to Texas Independence?
Restoring this 1936 monument to the Texas Centennial, which now serves as the Gonzales Municipal Museum, calls for ... Read More »
No Stone Unturned
I must have rocks in my head to be out in the scorching Big Bend sun, teetering on a steep talus slope on Needle ... Read More »
Strings Attatched
THOUSANDS OF STEEL guitar players and other music-lovers will head to Irving's Sheraton Grand Hotel March ... Read More »
Child’s Play
AS A MOTHER OF TWO YOUNG children, I'm always on the lookout for activities that combine ... Read More »
Driving FM 170
Steering through a sweeping downhill curve in the winding, two-lane highway that runs within sight of the Rio ... Read More »
Retro Active: The Bishop Arts District
When you’re in North Texas and crave a dose of inventive, hip cool, you don’t have to hop on Interstate 35 for a ... Read More »
Floating the Canyons: A Rio Grande Restorative
Maybe it’s the exhilarating sense of isolation, or the feeling that you’ve fallen off the edge of the earth into ... Read More »
Oh, Henry!
Short-story writer O. Henry (1862-1910), a keen observer of human nature with an affinity for irony and ... Read More »
We are Marshall
The world’s problems are solved daily at Prospero’s Books in Marshall. At least that’s what Damon Falke tells me ... Read More »
Youngblood’s Stockyard Cafe
At first glance, Youngblood’s Stockyard Café in Amarillo appears to be your everyday rural coffee shop. If you ... Read More »
Wittliff Collections: Exploring the Galleries
To fully appreciate the diverse offerings of The Wittliff Collections, visitors first need to know that the ... Read More »
The Wittliff Collections: Sharing a Spirit of Place
On the seventh floor of the Alkek Library in the middle of Texas State University, I take in windowed views of ... Read More »
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