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Doritos & Cheetos Used to Lure Large Momma Pig out of Austin Backyard
When a rather hard-to-miss sow and her piglets wound up in an Austin backyard, authorities needed something different to...
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5 Ways to Celebrate the National Day of the Cowboy
Commemorate the National Day of the Cowboy on July 22 with these five great Texas celebrations that are sure...
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No Campfire Needed: Delicious S’mores Indoors
Too hot outside for a campfire? Humid, but s'mores are being craved? Here are three ways to make s'mores...
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City Names in the Texas Hill Country and Their Fascinating Origins
Wonder where Texas Hill Country city names come from? Learn about the surprising origins of some Texas Hill Country...
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Campgrounds in Texas Where No Reservation is Required
Summer is here, and camping is sure to be on the list for things to do with family and...
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6 Kid-Friendly Recipes to Make with Your Family This Summer
Looking for kid-friendly recipes to make and eat with your family this summer? Check out these pinnable options for...
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5 Fast Facts: Celebrate National Ice Cream Month
Here are five interesting facts about the Texas ice cream industry to kick off what is sure to be...
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Rescuing Fawns: The Best Action Might Be No Action at All
The summer months are upon us, and as people flock to the great outdoors, the likelihood of a confrontation...
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Out of Africa: Selah, Bamberger Ranch Preserve in Johnson City
Featuring the scimitar-horned oryx, the Preserve works to educate through seminars and interaction, with respect to land stewardship and...
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Woman’s Photo May Capture Proof of Paranormal Activity in Galveston
Since the hurricane of 1900, Galveston has maintained a solid reputation as a haunted city. Nadine Lewis thinks she...
