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Man Who Went Blind and Battled Cancer Graduates From TSU at the Top of His Class
Daniel Vaughn let nothing stand in his way from reaching his goal.
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Batty Experiences in the Texas Hill Country: Prime Lone Star State Viewing Opportunities
There are 33 species of bats that inhabit the state of Texas. Here in the Texas Hill Country, May...
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History of the Texas Rangers Part II: A Force to be Reckoned With
Part II of this four-part series on the history of the Texas Rangers features their participation in the Mexican...
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5 Perfectly Pinnable Recipes for Delicious No-Churn Ice Cream
Enjoy ice cream all summer long without having to buy a churn. These no-churn ice cream recipes are fast...
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San Antonio Pizza Chef Perfects Spurs-Inspired Designs
Your stomach will growl while looking at these pizza designs.
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The Grape Debate: Texas Winemakers and Grape Growers Talk Numbers While Dust Settles on HB 1514
Although growing in comparison to other states, Texas' actual grape acreage is dwarfed when viewed through a comparable lens.
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The Texas Segment of the Historic Transcontinental Mail Route: Hell on a Good Day
The crossing of Texas as part of the transcontinental mail route in the mid-19th century was a harrowing trip...
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Splurge-Worthy Texas Vacation Stays Part I: JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort and Spa
This first of a five-part series on great family vacations to be had under one roof in the Lone...
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The Marfa Lights: A Far West Texas Spectral Light Phenomenon Yet Unsolved
Appearing as early as the 1800s (that we know of, at least), the Marfa Lights, although studied by scientists,...
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Sky Pool in Houston is a Jaw-Dropping Glass-Bottomed Swim High Above the City
Taking a swim out over the city is just one of the many perks to living in this private...
