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Briscoe Western Art Museum in San Antonio Vividly Opens the Door to the American West
This Hill Country gem is located on San Antonio's River Walk, featuring a wide variety of paintings, sculptures, and...
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Huapango Sin Fronteras Now Entering Third Year of Great Festivities in Austin
Celebrated a relatively lesser-known style of music, the Huapango Sin Fronteras festival is entering its third year and promises...
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‘San Antonio | The Saga’ Breathes New Life Into Main Plaza and What Was Once the Heart of San Antonio
This epic visual and musical art installation shows four nights per week at three separate times, inviting visitors to...
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3 Rainy Day Activities in Austin for Adventurous Souls
We all love cuddling up with a book and cup of coffee on a rainy Saturday, but those of...
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The Dallas Zoo Welcomes First Lion Cub in 40 Years
The Dallas Zoo is celebrating the arrival of its newest resident - a lion cub named Bahati Moja. Both...
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Texas Tech to Take Care of Their Pigeon Problem With Birth Control
Campus pigeons prove to be a frustrating topic for many Texas Tech students and staff.
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Hutto Receives $500K Non-Urban Outdoor Grant from TPWD
The City of Hutto will update Creekside and Fritz parks.
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Report Says that Spiders Could Manage to Eat All Humans in Just a Year
A recent study reveals that, theoretically, spiders could devour the mass of all humans put together in under a...
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Houston Area Winds Strong Enough to Knock Over Shipping Containers
High winds can be terrifying and destructive.
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Video Proves that You Shouldn’t Be So Scared of Opossums
This little guy is only bluffing.
