Our ‘Heart of Texas’ Print Magazine is Coming to a Texas Retailer Near You

Since 1996, Texas Media Group and its founding platform of TexasHillCountry.com has quietly expanded its online and print presence, with its unmistakable typeface and barbed wire logo now adorning its main website, its social media pages, as well as its quarterly “Heart of Texas” print magazine – the newest of which was published just this week for spring bluebonnet season here in Texas. And while the guru of all things Hill Country-related had previously seen exponential growth relegated to its online presence, that changed this month with the announcement that the print magazine for TexasHillCountry.com will now be available for sale in more than 400 H-E-B, Kroger, and Randalls Food Market grocery stores, as well as specialized retail shops for this very spring edition!

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Texas Media Group and TexasHillCountry.com continue to expand their operations to accommodate growing demand for regional as well as some statewide content, including upgrades to support the articles that develop out of each of the Hill Country cities and towns, live video feeds at exciting local events such as rodeos and celebrations (not to mention the pending bluebonnet season), and now a suite of seasonal print magazines covering everything from adventure, to travel, to wine and food, all comprehensive and Hill Country-based. The moves are intended to better serve the growing number of avid readers and fans of the media group’s central point of interest – the Texas Hill Country.

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A more comprehensive listing of available retailers of the “Heart of Texas” print magazine includes Albertsons stores in Midland and San Angelo, 43 Brookshire’s stores, 142 H-E-B stores, and 113 Kroger stores statewide. It also includes Market Street stores in Abilene, Amarillo, and Midland, 34 Randall’s Food Markets, 29 Tom Thumbs, 42 United Markets across the state, and 10 Stripes Convenience Stores throughout the Texas Hill Country, as well as four Winco Foods in Arlington, Fort Worth, Lewisville, and McKinney respectively.