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More Than 100 Years of Texas History Are Hidden in an Abilene Barn
Our series Texas Excess celebrates the hobbyists and hoarders who crisscross the state—and sometimes the world—to add to their pet collections. With obsessions ranging from Santas to salt shaker...

The Texanist: Why Does Texas Have So Little Public Land?
The state of Texas is, to put it mildly, one heck of a vast expanse of land. To wit, ours is, by a fairly long shot, the largest of the contiguous United States and, among them all, second only to beh...

The Mooncake King and Queen of Dallas
The fifteenth day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunisolar calendar commemorates the end of the fall harvest, with celebrants lighting lanterns and exchanging mooncakes—decorative filled pastrie...

He Turns Texas Landscapes Into Beautiful Wooden Puzzles
Growing up, J. B. Manning spent many weekends at his family’s deer lease in South Texas or on another parcel of land they owned outside of Georgetown. He’d sit in the blind for hours, peering th...

Why Everyone Wants to Save the Bobwhite Quail
Each month, we get to know one of the state’s many wonderful and quirky critters. Latin Name: Colinus virginianusSize: Six to seven inches tallTexas habitat: Open grasslands, shrublands, and prairi...

A Judge Tossed Ken Paxton’s Lawsuit Targeting Bexar County Voter Registration
A state district court judge on Monday denied a request by Attorney General Ken Paxton to block a Bexar County plan to mail voter registration forms to county residents ahead of the November election,...

Welcome to Arch Madness. Just How Fast Is the Texas Longhorns Quarterback?
Pro football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning personified the field-general style of quarterback. He read defenses, changed protections, and stood in the pocket, a clock ticking in his head telling him ex...

How to Best Take Care of These Invasive Catfish? Spear the Suckers!
A red crescent moon hung over the horizon as I pulled up near Rio Vista Park, in San Marcos, just before six on a February morning. My car’s thermometer read 45 degrees. The park includes a short st...

Texas’s Most Wanted Invasive Fish
Twice a year, dozens of spearfishers come to the San Marcos River to participate in a tournament targeting the suckermouth armored catfish. The invasive species took to these waters, as well as the Co...

These Are the Ultimate Football-Watching Nachos
The Lone Star Kolaches bakery near my house in Austin makes a jalapeño-popper kolache that’s part of my go-to order. Similar to the jalapeño poppers you’re used to having at a cookout or a tai...