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Light Up the River Walk at the Confucius Wishing Lanterns Event
Celebrate the Year of the Boar by attending the Asian Festival at San Antonio’s UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures...
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The Monster Who was Real: Judge Holden of Texas, Scalp-hunting Giant
In all of fiction, there is perhaps no more horrifying, monstrous character than Judge Holden in Cormac McCarthy’s
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Creamy Chicken Enchiladas: For the Love of Good Food
The desire to eat well and live better increases around this time of year, and these creamy chicken enchiladas...
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George Strait and Willie Nelson Perform First-Ever Duet Together
In an all-star Nashville tribute, country sensation Willie Nelson was honored on Saturday night, January 12, 2019, featuring a...
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Get Your Advance Tickets for 2nd Celebrity Fan Fest in San Antonio Now
The event that brought Jason Momoa to the Texas Hill Country is returning to San Antonio this June, and...
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Houston Named a Top Travel Destination for 2019 by the New York Times
Every year, 52 hot travel destinations from around the globe are recommended by the New York Times, and the...
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Truth or Texas Tall Tale: Can Horny Toads Shoot Blood Out of their Eyes?
Can horny toads really shoot blood out of their eyes, or is that just another Texas tall-tale about these...
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The Judgmental Map of Lubbock, Texas: Hilarious or Too Outrageous?
A “judgmental map” of Lubbock, Texas, is making the rounds on social media, causing more than a few laughs...
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Man in the Long Black Coat: Jim Miller, the Old West’s Deadliest Psycho
Deacon Jim Miller, the man in the long black coat, was the deadliest gunman of the Old West, though...
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Hank Hill or Cordell Walker? King of the Hill Vs. Walker, Texas Ranger
If you had to name the most iconic fictional Texan of all time, it would end up as a...
