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Where Is Lavender? A Ghostly Romance From the Days of WWII
John introduced himself and Bob to the girl. She said her name was Lavender and she lived nearby. The...
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A Texas Music Legend is Gone: Jerry Jeff Walker Will Be Missed
Jerry Jeff Walker, iconic musician and songwriter who is considered a founder of the Texas music genre, has passed...
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Kidnapping and Captives in The Hill Country: The Texas Slave Ranch
About 20 miles west of Kerrville lies the unincorporated community of Mountain Home. Settled in 1856, the area became...
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Texas Judge Roy Bean
Reality TV has Judge Judy for court entertainment, but the Wild West had Judge Roy Bean. Known as "the...
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How Did Native Americans Prevent Mosquito Bites?
Mosquitos are a fact of life in Texas. We have 85 species of them living here. They constantly annoy...
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Golfers Rejoice! Whispering Pines Golf Club is Better Than Ever
Fall has finally gotten the memo in Texas and is gracing us with cooler weather and color changes. Being...
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Vernacular Architecture is All Around the Texas Hill Country
Vernacular architecture was a way of life when immigrants began settling the Texas Hill Country. This style of building...
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Prohibition Creamery: Boozy Ice Cream at Its Best
Ice cream and liquor go together exactly as you'd expect them to! Just like PB&J, and milk and cookies,...
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New Neighbors: Deer in our Backyards
There are plenty of deer in the Hill Country. While we think of them as forest creatures, increasingly they...
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Whooping Cranes Head to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Over 500 Whooping Cranes, North America’s tallest bird, make the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge and the surrounding area their...
