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Three-Legged Willie: A Legendary Hero of Texas History
In 2013, a great statue was erected in the likeness of a famous Texan in front of the Williamson...
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Big Tex Youth Auction Grand Champion Market Steer Sells for $75,000
Zane Potter from Harris County 4-H Club, age 16, took home the grand prize for his winning steer, Carney...
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Big Foot was a Texas Ranger: The Legendary Big Foot Wallace
Big Foot Wallace was William Alexander Anderson Wallace, who got his nickname for having exactly what you think… big...
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Texas Outdoor Writers Hold BBQ Cook-off & Fall Stampede
Texas Outdoor Writers Association (TOWA) hosts their annual BBQ & Wild Game Cook-Off from October 16-17. The event is...
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PourMyBeer: Discover These Self-Serve Walls of Wine and Craft Beer
If you are near Austin or Houston (or love road trips), and have a soft spot for innovative technology...
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The Wonder of JoAnn’s Smile: Finding Love After Heartbreak
We were married for 22 years, and raised three kids who are now married with children of their own....
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They Are Prisoners: Loneliness in Nursing Homes During COVID
Residents in nursing facilities are suffering due to a lack of socialization. Chastity Dillard, LVN in Kilgore, Texas, understands...
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Healthy Living Reinvented in Pandemic San Antonio
Sometimes, life throws a curveball. Occasionally, it's a wrecking ball. What comes next is a personal choice: lie in...
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Sally Scull, the Texas Siren: Did She Murder Her Husbands?
The women of Texas are often known for being tough, confident, and independent. Sally Scull, however, took the notoriety of the...
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The First Millionaire of the Lone Star State: How Thorn Made His Fortune
Frost Thorn, a merchant, born in Glen Cove, New York, came to Texas and became the first millionaire of the...
