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Holidays in the Hill Country: Llano

5 Reasons to Visit the Highland Lakes

The Highland Lakes, which start about 85 miles northwest of Austin, are a conglomerate of six freshwater lakes...

Was Austin’s Ax Man Jack the Ripper?

Some investigators believe that before he stalked the foggy streets of London, Jack the Ripper struck first in...

You Know You Live in Texas When…

Texas is a distinctive place by all measures, landscape, wildlife, cuisine, vernacular, lifestyle, spirit and culture, everything really...

Holidays in the Hill Country: San Antonio

Paint Your Own ‘Sugar Skull’ for Dia de Los Muertos [VIDEO]

El Dia de Los Muertos is a day to celebrate, remember, and prepare special foods in honor of...

A World-Class Arts Festival in San Antonio: Luminaria

A Priceless Gem for Genealogists

Haunted Hill Country: Kerrville

The Texas Hill Country is one of the most haunted parts of the state. The next time you...

Come to the 36th Annual Kerr County Fair

The History of Hondo

The Hondo area has been "on the map" since 1689 when Spanish explorer Alonso De Leon passed through,...

A Music and Wine Festival: FiestaJAM 2015 on Lake Marble Falls

The True Story of San Marcos

Do you know the true story and history of San Marcos, Texas? There's a lot you might not...

Brady, The Heart of Texas

Brady calls itself the “Heart of Texas,” based on its location, but this little town deserves the label...

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Blanco

Charming Their Socks Off With These 6 Country Jewelry Pieces

It doesn’t matter if you’re born and bred backwoods or a sweet southern belle, adding country jewelry pieces...

This Huge Centipede Was Spotted in Texas Hill Country [VIDEO]

This monster centipede that calls Texas home takes creepy crawlies to a whole other level. But it's probably...

10 Tips for Traveling in the Texas Hill Country

Cavern in a New Light

The Rich History of Canyon Lake