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Where Is Arlen From ‘King of the Hill’? In Texas, It’s Everywhere.
This story is part of “The Hills Are Alive,” a tribute to King of the Hill that appears in Texas Monthly’s August issue. See why the animated series is the most significant work of Texan cul...

The Daily Crossword: August 2, 2025
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Word Wrangler: August 2, 2025
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Everything Damaging To Democrats Is ‘Russian Disinformation’ To The Media
There’s a reliable pattern: Whenever something truly devastating to Democrats comes to light, the dying news media will immediately call it “Russian disinformation,” even when the goods are 1,00...

Day Trips & Beyond: August Events Roundup
Remembering David Adickes, catching up with Kerrville, and more...

Ron Johnson Presses Pentagon On Reinstatement Of Troops Fired For Not Bowing To Biden’s Covid Shot Mandate
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., is pressing the Pentagon on its efforts to reinstate military troops fired by the Biden administration for forgoing the Covid shot, the senator revealed Thursday. In his Tues...

Don’t Believe The Lies From NYT Russia Hoaxers About The Durham Annex
Russia hoax handmaiden Charlie Savage falsely claimed that the annex to the Durham report said something it never actually said....

We Don’t Need The Durham Annex To Know Hillary And The FBI Set Up Trump. We Watched It Happen
In fact, we didn’t need secret intelligence to expose the plan. It was playing out openly before our eyes in real time....

Remembering Flaco Jiménez, Tejano Music’s Heart and Soul
Could tejano music have picked a more jovial, warmhearted ambassador? Leonard “Flaco” Jiménez, who died Thursday at the age of 86, was something more than simply a master accordion player and an ...

A Texas Ghost Town Church Gets a Second Life
In the early twentieth century, around one hundred people lived in Ruidosa. Back then, the Rio Grande still flowed through this small, unincorporated Presidio County village, and local farmers were ab...