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Cartographers have spent half a millennium tracing the development of what is now Texas—and changed our history along the way ...
There’s no consequence or penalty for Trump redrawing the maps in Texas mid-decade,” the former statewide hopeful tells Texas ...
In Emily Hunt Kivel’s debut novel, Dwelling, a New York woman ends up in Texas, living in a boot.
Once a national craze, ninepin bowling is now played only in the Texas Hill Country, where it brings small communities ...
For decades, Texas Monthly has partnered with Texas Book Festival, the state’s premier literary event, serving as a media ...
TM BBQ Club “Pit Perks” are exclusive perks and discounts that Texas Monthly’s network of barbecue joints generously offer to ...
A fund has been established in memory of the nephew of senior editor Aaron Parsley, whose recent account describes the family ...
Richardson’s central place in King of the Hill lore is “something we’ve quietly taken pride in over the years,” the city’s ...
The founder discusses her return to the company that defined a moment in Austin, her complicated relationship with the city, ...
A ghost town’s dilapidated church was destined to crumble for good. But more than a century after it was built, it’s getting ...
“One way to look at it: Leonardo ‘Flaco’ Jimenez is our ‘Satchmo,’ the Alamo City’s Louis Armstrong,” Hector Saldaña wrote in ...
Generations of Texans enjoy the cheap, immediate thrill of catching blue crabs from dry land. You just need chicken parts, ...
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