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Day Trips: Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon
The history attic of the Texas Panhandle closes for the foreseeable future...
Trek Through 29 Independent Bookstores on the Austin Texas Book Trail
Second annual crawl connects Austin’s literary community...
Ken Paxton’s Senate Bid Versus John Cornyn Is Fueled by Failure
As recently as the early 2010s, when I first started writing about Texas politics, there was a sense that folks had to climb a ladder to reach the highest offices in the state. You ascended from the L...
I’d Give Anything to Eat Augustus McCrae’s Sourdough Biscuits from ‘Lonesome Dove’
Like many kids who grow up in Texas, I had heard of Lonesome Dove long before I read the novel. The first time I saw my dad cry was when we watched Augustus “Gus” McCrae’s final moments on our w...
Embrace Your Inner Cowboy with These Sourdough Biscuits, Inspired by ‘Lonesome Dove’
Larry McMurtry’s epic—both in book and TV miniseries form—has garnered devotees for decades. Newer admirers, like Texas Monthly writer Hannah Smothers, have found themselves taking to the intern...
Trump’s Tariffs Add to Challenges for Laredo, the Nation’s Top Port
On a recent Saturday, customs broker JD Gonzalez was enjoying a brief reprieve from his phone “ringing off the hook” since the beginning of February, after President Trump signed an executive orde...
Texas’ Move To Cement ‘Gulf Of America’ Is A Tribute To This Great Country
Why should we keep a moniker tied to a faded empire when America’s imprint is what matters now?...
Meet the “Birria Queen” Who Caught H-E-B’s Attention
Donelle Mendoza sits at a table in the office of her nascent company, Seasoning Bombs, in a warehouse park in Buda, just south of Austin. Wearing a hairnet, she tears up with joy as she talks of the c...
The Hidden-Gem Antiques Festival We Almost Didn’t Want to Tell You About
I attended my first Original Round Top Antiques Fair in the fall of 2014. Since then, I’ve looked for finds amid the bluebonnets in the fields of Warrenton, braved an ice storm during the lesser-kno...
Thanks to the Crazy Water Hotel, Mineral Wells Is a Must-Visit Town Once Again
The term “crazy” has fallen out of favor, in some circles, as a way to describe almost anything. But in Mineral Wells, a small town an hour west of Fort Worth, “the Crazy” is a loving nickname...
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