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The World’s Number One Golfer Is Approaching the Toughest Part of the Course
On a Friday afternoon last May, late in the second round of the PGA Tour stop in Fort Worth, Grayson Murray pocketed his ball and told officials he felt unwell. He withdrew from the competition, clear...
Relive Big Spring’s Glory Days at the Historic Hotel Settles
If you were to quickly drive through downtown Big Spring, you might mistake it for yet another gritty West Texas outpost bypassed, literally and figuratively, by Eisenhower’s vaunted Interstate High...
The “Grandmother” of the Trans Rights Movement Is Optimistic About the Future
Texans You Should Know is a series highlighting overlooked figures and events from Texas history. Phyllis Randolph Frye’s cherry-red nail polish shimmers against her baby blue hospital gown under t...
Jesus Is Performing a Miracle for the Texas Filmmaking Industry
From docks along the Sea of Galilee, you can look out on the whole of creation. Some of it is God’s. The rest is Styrofoam, covered with a thin layer of stucco. The city of Jerusalem is behind me; a...
Meet the “Momma” Who Runs the Bakery at Miller’s Smokehouse
Since making our Top 50 list in 2013, Miller’s Smokehouse, in Belton, has transformed from its humble beginnings. The business moved from a small storefront to a more prominent location in the downt...
Meanwhile, in Texas: Cows Corner a Cowering Coyote
At a feedlot in Carrizo Springs, a man witnessed a group of cattle pin a coyote against a fence before it escaped unharmed. An American Airlines flight was evacuated and delayed for nearly five hours ...
Trump’s JFK Files Release Is About Restoring Americans’ Trust In Government
The release of the JFK files was never about solving a conspiracy. It was about ushering in a new era of government transparency....
One of the Rarest of Texas’s Rare Plants Might Be Growing in Your Neighbor’s Garden
I recently went looking for one of the rarest of Texas’s rare plants in what seemed like an odd place: near the middle of Boerne. At Cibolo Nature Center, a hundred-acre preserve adjacent to Boerne ...
Are School Vouchers Really “Welfare for the Wealthy”?
Nicole Poenitzsch doesn’t participate a lot on social media. She’s not one for drama, or sounding off on every political debate that makes its way through rural Austin County, sixty miles west of ...
A Veteran Aims to Bring Positivity to Fort Cavazos With Great Barbecue
Dominic Askew spent twenty years in the military. After his retirement, in 2022, all he wanted to do was get back on post. “I’ve been around it my whole life, and I wanted it to stay that way,” ...
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