All posts tagged "texas"
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St. Mary’s Oktoberfest in Lago Vista is Old-Fashioned Fun
Come to St. Mary's Oktoberfest in Lago Vista for old-fashioned fun at a family-friendly festival. Find out what...
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El Paso Hopes to Snag Amazon’s Second Headquarters
El Paso is competing with many other American cities.
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Little River Band Commits to Raising Funds for Wildlife Displaced by Hurricane Harvey
Little River Band heard about Harvey the hawk, who was displaced during Hurricane Harvey in Houston. They are...
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First of Its Kind Swift-Water Rescue Training Center Opens in Austin
First responders can train in this facility that uniquely recreates swift-water rescue situations.
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Sunny with a Chance of Beer: San Antonio Beer Festival Now in Its 12th Year
For more than a decade now, the San Antonio Beer Festival has brought beer lovers together with local...
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All of Fiesta’s Pollo Tropical Restaurants are Closing in Texas
Texas locations of the fast-food chain have completely shut down.
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A Texas Modular Home Powered Only by Sunshine & Rainwater
Winning the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon in 2015, this house design is a great fit for...
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Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate: Add This to Your Fall Beverage Playbook
Caramel and chocolate are always a winning combination but in this drink, it certainly hits the high notes!...
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3 Things You Cannot Miss If You Ever Visit Lubbock, Texas
While there are plenty of wonderful things to see and do in the Hill Country, sometimes it is...
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Texas #1 in Real Estate Market
Looking for the Real-Estate Market to turn in your favor? A recent study detailed best and worst cities...
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Devil’s Rope and John Warne ‘Bet-a-Million’ Gates
If you’ve ever climbed through a fence in Texas and left a little bit of your clothing behind,...
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Take a Ride to Grab a Cold Beer at Hillbillyz of Texas
Hillybillyz of Texas is a small bar tucked away in the Texas Hill Country, between Sisterdale and Kendalia,...
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Record Pollinators During the Texas Pollinator Bioblitz
The Texas Pollinator Bioblitz records how many pollinators are spotted during the dates of September 23 and October...
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Toasted Marshmallow Shot Glasses: Unadulterated Fall Time Fun
While scanning through the epic fall recipes to save for cooler, rainy days, this simple yet effective dessert/drink...
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Are You Ready for Some (Unicycle) Football?
The Unicycle Football League is in full swing in San Marcos. Go see folks balance on a one-wheeled...
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Oktoberfest Celebrations Throughout the Texas Hill Country
Celebrate fall at one of the many Oktoberfest events throughout the Texas Hill Country. Find out where to...
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Renée Zellweger Surprises Fellow Volunteer at Austin Pets Alive
Zellweger wanted her volunteer work to remain low-key.
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UT Adjusts Their Automatic Admissions to the Top Six Percent of Students
UT freshman hopefuls will need to make the top six percent of their high school class in order...
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Stonehenge II: A Modern Art Project Replicating an Ancient Site
Located just an hour from San Antonio, Stonehenge II is a surprising sight to see. This replica of...
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Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area: Not as Scary as Its Name Sounds
Despite its scary-sounding name, Devil's Sinkhole State Natural Area actually is a fascinating place to visit to see...
