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Christmas in God’s Country: A Community Celebration of the Season
A weekend celebration of holiday magic is coming your way with Christmas in God's Country kicking off in Hondo,...
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Texans Eat The Strangest Things! Bizarre Texas Foods Part Two
Big Red margaritas: first things first for the non-Texans: Big Red is a Waco-born soda created in 1937. Originally...
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If You’re Missing a Nutcracker, You can Probably Find it in Seguin
At the Pape's Pecan House in Seguin, you can find a nutcracker in every shape and size.This unique location...
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Enjoy Holiday Magic at the Brownwood Christmas Under the Stars Festival
The Brownwood Christmas Under The Stars Festival is a uniquely Hill Country event that celebrates traditional Christmas values and...
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High School Student Elected as Member of Hill Country School Board
Katherine Anne Porter School (KAPS), located in Wimberly, recently became what is likely the first high school in Texas...
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Sam’s Club Opening Cashier-Less Store in Dallas: Exception or Rule?
Sam’s Club is opening a new Texas location which will allow its customers to purchase items using only an...
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Black-eyed Kids: The Chilling Legend that Began in Abilene
Every Halloween, Texans get ready for trick-or-treaters by stocking up on candy, setting out pumpkins, and touching up the...
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Dickens on Main is Sure to be Your Family’s Favorite Holiday Event This Year
This time of the year, families yearn for an unplugged yet fun holiday outing. If this sounds good to...
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The Sophienburg Museum and Archives: History and Tradition at Its Finest
The Sophienburg Museum and Archives in New Braunfels is considered one of the largest sources of the history of...
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The Giant Spider Web that Swallowed Up Trees in Texas
Everything is bigger in Texas, even the spiderwebs. More than just creepy, a massive spider web in Texas was also...
