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Texas Monthly’s Art Department Shines Bright Again in Society of Publication Designers Competition
The Society of Publication Designers recently announced that Texas Monthly’s art department is a finalist in seven categories, marking the second year in a row. The recognitions include a nod for Br...
A French-Trained Chef Finds His Passion as a Pitmaster
When David Welch first opened Fire Craft BBQ, as a catering service ten years ago in Kingwood, just north of Houston, he didn’t seem to have the right work experience. His résumé was littered with...
There Are 70-Plus Songs Named “Texas.” We Ranked ’Em From Worst to Best.
It won’t shock you to read that we at Texas Monthly consider Texas to be an inspiring place. We’re hardly alone in that: The number of all-time-great songs about our state is staggering, with clas...
Wildflowers Survive Drought Conditions Thanks to the Fungus Among Us
Sweet herbal scents of spring waft through the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center as Elena Leander digs into a research plot, seeking to understand the unsung heroes of Texas’s iconic annual blooms...
Two Pitmasters Aim to Bring Out-of-This-World Barbecue to Southeast Houston
When Hurricane Beryl hit the Gulf Coast last year, the Houston area was once again flooded. Pitmasters answered the call to feed those in need during the crisis. Operation BBQ Relief deployed its reso...
How Much Should an Ounce of Weed Cost in Austin?
This week’s super-sized The Austin Chronic tackles the tough questions about cannabis in Central Texas...
Does Dan Patrick Even Understand the Cannabis Industry He’s Trying to Kill?
Texas Lege’s draconian bills are making even the stoners frustrated...
The Impossibly Expensive Plan to Save Texas’s Water Supply 
The year is 1969, and revolution is in the air. Protests clog American campuses and streets. Richard Nixon enters the White House on behalf of his “silent majority.” NASA puts men on the moon. And...
A Big Art Museum Comes to a Small Town in the Piney Woods
James Surls thinks on a large scale. A few years ago, after telling me about the late Houston artist Bert Long’s ambitious but impractical concepts—such as dragging an iceberg into the Gulf—the...
One of the Most Effective Programs to Reduce Child Hunger Is Caught in DOGE Limbo
Jeff Graham is preparing for another long, hot East Texas summer. He’s tending to the okra and cantaloupe in his vegetable garden on his plot of land in Log Cabin, a city of fewer than a thousand pe...
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