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5 Places to Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in the Texas Hill Country
Dia de los Muertos is a day to celebrate the lives of those who've passed in the Hispanic culture....
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Battle of Packsaddle Mountain Marked an End of an Era in Llano County
Llano County became much safer after the long-forgotten battle of Packsaddle Mountain. This small skirmish had big implications for...
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A New Fleet of River Walk Barges Float Into San Antonio
The San Antonio River Walk has a new fleet of electric barges cruising the river. The brightly-colored barges will...
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Helping to Preserve an Explosive Piece of Alamo History
Seven of the original 21 cannons used at the Alamo remain from the 1836 battle. These cannons will be...
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A German Discount Grocery Store is Headed for Central Texas
ALDI plans to bring their unique grocery shopping experience to the Austin area.
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NBC TV Show Set in San Antonio Gets the Axe From the Network
Sadly, 'The Night Shift' has reached the end of its run on NBC.
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Texas Cities Move Up the List of Cities With Rat Problems
Orkin lists the top 50 cities with the worst rat issues.
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Detective Manages to Wrangle a 9-Foot Anaconda With No Tools and No Help
Watch Detective Emily Shaw grab an anaconda while keeping a cool demeanor.
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Blue Bell Holiday Flavors Deck the Shelves of Grocery Stores
Blue Bell announced that two of their holiday flavors are now available in grocery stores. Peppermint and Peppermint Bark...
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Iconic Sears Store in Midtown Houston Closing Its Doors
Iconic Sears Store in Midtown Houston, TX is closing its doors in January 2018.
