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Fill up Your Mug With Free Java on National Coffee Day
Those who love a good cup of joe will appreciate that September 29, 2018 is National Coffee Day. It’s...
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The Granddaddy of West Texas Fairs: Lubbock’s Century-Old Tradition
Each year in Lubbock, Texas, folks kick the new season off with the South Plains Fair. It’s a beautiful...
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Generosity & Community Spirit Take Center Stage at Zach Theater
While the Texas Hill Country has continued to prosper and grow both in population and average household income, there...
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Old Rip: Did This Texas Horned Toad Survive 31 Years In a Time Capsule?
Old Rip, was a Texas horned toad who was entombed in a cornerstone of the Eastland, Texas, courthouse in...
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Texas Twitter Fans Angered Over In-N-Out/Whataburger Study Results
Following the release of the results of a 2017 study identifying In-N-Out as the favorite fast-food chain of Texas,...
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El Paso’s Wyler Aerial Tramway Closed Indefinitely to the Public
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced on Tuesday, September 18 that the Wyler Aerial Tramway is closed indefinitely...
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Texas DPS Increases Reward for Leads in 1980 Midland Cold Case
Seeking a lead in a 1980 cold case, the Texas Department of Public Safety has increased the reward and...
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Former Supernatural Star Genevieve Padalecki and What She’s Doing Now
For Supernatural fans, Austin is an important city. The show's two stars live there with their families. Jensen Ackles...
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Marble Falls Music Festival is Toe-Tapping Fun for the Whole Family
On Saturday, October 13 at noon, the Johnson Park Amphitheater in Marble Falls will come alive with...
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Armyworms are Invading Texas Pastures, Fields, and Lawns
First, it was crickets, but now north Texas is experiencing an invasion of caterpillars known as fall armyworms. No,...
