All posts tagged "texas"
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Two Young Lubbock Women Stole a Puppy Right Out of the Owner’s Hands
A good Samaritan stepped in to reunite a stolen puppy with its owner.
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Texas Czech Heritage: Culturally, Educationally, & Genealogically Fostered in Temple
With traditions and family lineage that run deep in Texas, the Czech Heritage Museum & Genealogy Center is...
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Reports Say a Stray Pit Bull Attacked Children on a Playground in Houston
Authorities are investigating a dog attack at the YES Prep College School in Houston.
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International Research Team Discovers New Species of Large Cave-Dwelling Spider in Mexico
This spider has the circumference of a saucer; even "a baseball," as one of the researchers put it!...
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Texas Natural Science Center: The Mesozoic Era Leaves its Mark in the Texas Hill Country
At the Texas Natural Science Center in Austin, they're studying and displaying some of the finest dinosaur skeletal...
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San Antonio Police Department Hopes to Convince Some Dallas Officers to Relocate
The SAPD used billboards and information sessions to woo Dallas officers into relocating.
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American Wind Power Center: The Dream of ‘The First Lady of the Windmill’
In Lubbock, Texas, more than 160 windmills reside in a collection at the American Wind Power Center, resulting...
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Journey to America: True Accounts of Galveston Island Immigration History in Exhibit Form
Lesser known than Ellis Island, the Galveston Island entrance to the US saw people with equally harrowing personal...
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Consignment is the New Thrift: Fantastic Dallas Finds Letting You Dress to Impress
Some amazing designer clothes can be found at these and many other Dallas consignment shops - for those...
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Texas Hill Country Summer Camps Your Child Won’t Want to Miss Out On
If summer camp is an experience you would like to give your child or grandchild, here are some...
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Everything’s Bigger in Texas and the West Texas Wink Sinkholes are No Exception
Since 1980, the ground around Wink, Texas has been monitored via satellite imagery due to enormous sinkholes that...
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Celebrating 150 Years of the Chisholm Trail With The Hide & Horn Exhibition At The Sid Richardson Museum
The Sid Richardson Museum is a great place to see and learn about the 19th century American West...
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Canadian, Texas: Steeped in Rodeo and Ranching History
The Canadian River was named by explorers who felt it was so far north, it must flow to...
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Waco Mammoth National Monument: You Won’t Believe Your Eyes
Approximately 65,000 years ago, a nursery herd of Columbian mammoths became marred in clay. Today you can see...
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Opening Weekend for an Austin Drive-In Theater Deemed a Success
Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-In recently opened up in South Austin.
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San Antonio Students Skip Prom to Go to Spurs Game Instead
These high school students were probably the best-dressed people at the game.
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Houston Barbecue Festival Celebrates Another Successful Event
On April 9th at NRG Park, barbecue lovers were overjoyed to visit the Houston Barbecue Festival.
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A Springtime Taco Crawl in the Texas Hill Country Featuring Austin’s Taquerias
The opportunities are endless if you're thinking a taco crawl through Austin sounds even remotely as fun and...
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Texarkana: Twin Cities With a Railroad Tie Between Them…Heavy on the Texas
A trip to Texarkana brings with it the chance to check out some unique, state-line-straddling history that's unlike...
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H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum in Huntsville Passionately Honors the Service of American Veterans
Growing from a small window display in 1993, the H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum in Huntsville pays homage to those...
