All posts tagged "texas"
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Turn Your Ultrasound Into a Cherished Keepsake With These Crafty Ideas
There are creative and unique ways to turn your baby’s ultrasound image into a cherished keepsake. Not like...
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Hill Country-Based Dating App Lets Users Do Volunteer Work on Dates
Swoovy is a Texas Hill Country-based dating app that makes connections for compatible users and pairs them up...
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Is Your City Stressed? See the Most and Least Stressed in the U.S.
WalletHub has released its 2019 study of the “Most & Least Stressed Cities in America," and the results...
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Missing Texas Man Was Consumed by His Own Dogs
A man who was reported missing from Venus, Texas, since April of this year, has been consumed by...
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Find Your Texas Hill Country Dream Home: It’s Easier Than You Think
There’s nothing much more life-changing than purchasing a home, unless it’s buying one in the Texas Hill Country. With...
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Enter Boerne’s ‘Come and See’ Contest for a Hill Country Getaway
The Texas Hill Country is filled with great places to stay, eat, and play. Among those, Boerne has...
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Rare Alligator Sighting at Bolivar Peninsula Caught on Video
Beach-goers on the Bolivar Peninsula got a glimpse of an alligator which was captured on video, and the...
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The Deer Horn Tree in This Texas Town Draws a Crowd
One of the more popular areas for hunting in the Texas Hill Country is Junction. Not only that,...
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Fort Wolters: Former Military Base is a Treasure Trove for Urban Explorers
Driving 180 to Lake Mineral Wells State Park will lead you to yet another interesting Texas tidbit from...
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There’s a Texas Mountain Man Competition and You Need to Get In On It
Texas Hunt for the Cure is hosting a Mountain Man Competition on September 14, 2019, at Whiterock Trophy...
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Houston’s Art Car Museum Transforms Cars Into Mind-Boggling Art
Houston and art cars go hand-in-hand. Car culture, in fact, has embedded itself in the city’s psyche, and...
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What Do You Call a Peg-Legged Tightrope Artist? Rope Walker
After falling from a rope which was stretched over a street in Corsicana, a peg-legged Jewish tightrope walker...
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The Santa Claus Bank Robbery: This Texas Town’s Bloodiest Crime
When a career criminal decided to dress up as Santa Claus, he wasn’t in a giving mood –...
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Secret Society Artifacts and Outsider Art are Housed in This Texas Gallery
Just 30 miles south of Dallas on I-35 sits the Webb Gallery of Waxahachie, specializing in secret society...
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This Texan’s 3-Mile-Long Signature in Trees Can Be Seen From Space
Everything is bigger in Texas, including one’s signature. A Lone Star State landowner used three miles of trees...
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The World’s Littlest Skyscraper: Did This Texas Town Fall for a Big Con?
Coming in at a lofty 40 feet in height and measuring 18 feet in depth by 10 feet...
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The World’s Largest Killer Bee Can be Found in This Texas Town
The first “killer bee” colony in Texas was discovered in Hidalgo, back in October 1990. This sent the...
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This Old Texas Church is Now Home to the Wrong Store, and It’s All Right
Marfa is a unique, artsy metropolis of approximately 2,000 people. It's undergone a change that supports the mild-mannered...
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Funny Money with Chinese Characters Being Passed in the Hill Country
Police are warning residents of the city of Kerrville, in the Texas Hill Country, that counterfeit money is...
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This West Texas Mayor Guzzles Beer… and He was Castrated for It
Lajitas, Texas, is known far and wide for its mayoral election. That’s because they elected a lazy, beer-drinking…...
