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Despicable Dems Campaign On Texas Flood Victims, Blame Trump
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called the Democrats’ latest nasty gambit a 'depraved lie.'...
The Daily Crossword: July 8, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: July 8, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
Word Wrangler: July 8, 2025
The post Word Wrangler: July 8, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
As Texas Christians Walk Through The Valley, Fear Not The Shadow Of Death
'The shadow of a dog cannot bite; the shadow of a sword cannot kill; the shadow of death cannot destroy us. Let us not, therefore, be afraid.'...
Riding Along with the Volunteers Rescuing Pets from the Guadalupe Flood
Hours after the Guadalupe River receded, a brown pitbull named Hulk, whose family and half their riverside house were swept away by the July 4 flooding, returned to the wreckage of his home. He settle...
For Search-and-Rescue Volunteers in Central Texas, There’s No Instruction Manual
As he crossed a vast, muddy floodplain on foot, Brooks Holzhausen moved slowly, wincing with each step. Were he anywhere else, the San Antonio father would’ve looked like a person of above-average s...
What Dick and Tweety Eastland Meant for Camp Mystic
It’s easy, in reading the news accounts of the horrific drownings of so many young campers in the Hill Country floods, to miss what Camp Mystic has meant to generations of a certain kind of Texas wo...
Shooter Attacked Border Agents Hours After Dems Said Their Voters Want ‘Blood’
In a Monday article published by Axios, Democrat leaders told the outlet their supporters want more from them, including blood, to fight against Trump’s illegal immigration efforts. That same day, ...
The Beauty and the Danger of the Guadalupe River
“When the river takes you, don’t fight it,” my parents told me when I was about nine years old. “If it takes you under, focus your effort on holding your breath—it will push you back up.” ...
The Hill Country Summer Camps Were My Story. After the Flood, They’re My Grandson’s.
I went to the Hill Country in 1975 to do what my editor called a “service piece” for Texas Monthly on summer camps. I went armed with curiosity and no camp experience other than a couple of two-we...
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