All posts tagged "texas"
-
In Search of the Modern-Day Cowboy: ‘Bizarre Foods’ Takes a Look at Texas
Andrew Zimmern, the host of “Bizarre Foods” on the Travel channel, traveled to Texas in search of the...
-
Tried and Tested Mosquito and Tick Repellents: Consumer Reports has What You Need to Know
Mosquito and tick issues here in Texas can not only be annoying, but potentially dangerous. The diseases they...
-
Gillen’s Candies + Wine is the Specialty Store You’ll Want to Have in Your Back Pocket
Located in the beautiful town of Blanco in the Texas Hill Country, Gillen’s Candies + Wine is tantamount...
-
Morgan’s Inspiration Island: The Texas Water Park that Welcomes Those with Special Needs
Opening one year ago this past weekend, the world’s first fully accessible water park came to the Texas...
-
Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner Happening at Garrison Brothers Distillery
Happening this Saturday, June 16, Garrison Brothers Distillery in gorgeous Hye, located in the Texas Hill Country, will...
-
George H.W. Bush Becomes First Former U.S. President to Turn 94
Still breaking new ground, George H.W. Bush became the first former American president to turn 94. Enjoying a...
-
Texas Chicken Fried Steak Can Help You Ponder the Meaning of Life
The potential to wow the pants off of your family and friends with an honest-to-goodness Texas Chicken Fried...
-
Texas Ranks Poorly in Study of Safest States in America
Although Texas cities ranked well in a recent happiness study, when safety is the question, apparently, we have...
-
‘Top 10 Mexican Foods’ Video: Comprehensive? You Be the Judge
Counting down the top authentic Mexican dishes according to personal taste, WatchMojo.com covers this delicious cuisine we’ve come...
-
Baseball-Sized Hail Hits North Texas, Leaving a Large Path of Damage
Known for some of its severe storms, Texas has seen some disasters at the hands of the weather...
-
Cracks Found in $69.9 Million Texas Football Stadium Could Delay Opening Day
McKinney ISD’s $69.9 million football stadium is now under a forensic engineering investigation following the discovery of cracks...
-
The Abandoned Texas Superconducting Super Collider: Colossal Expense Can Cause Colossal Failure
Although effectively closed (presently it’s owned by a private company and not available for viewing), the aptly-named Superconducting...
-
Fredericksburg Could Soon Become 3rd Texas City to Obtain Dark Sky Designation
Fredericksburg is in the process of working toward its Dark Sky Designation – a huge step forward in...
-
14-Year-Old McKinney Boy Wins National Spelling Bee With Record Registrants
A 14-year-old from McKinney, Texas has just won the Scripps National Spelling Bee, and he couldn’t be happier....
-
Midland at Gruene Hall Was a Sold-Out Show, But Still Out of the Realm of Experience
With hit songs such as “Make a Little” and “Drinkin’ Problem” under their belt, Midland is the Texas...
-
Texas Toothpicks Are the Appetizer You Never Knew You’d Love So Much
Easy to make and certainly delicious, these tangy Texas Toothpick bites make perfect use of the beloved jalapeño...
-
Whataburger’s 1-Pound Bacon Packages Will Now be Sold at H-E-B Stores
Texas Hill Country-based burger chain, Whataburger, has found success in a partnership with H-E-B, through which an additional...
-
Public Outcry Over Closure of Scenic Canyon Lake Dam Walkway
In an attempt to keep a popular walking trail at Canyon Lake dam open to the public, concerned...
-
Bandera, the Cowboy Capital of the World, Makes Visitors Feel Right At Home
For those who haven’t yet been, a visit to Bandera, and the “Cowboy Capital of the World” is...
-
Brownwood Offers a Unique Experience of the Deep Heart of Texas
Brownwood has the distinction of being just 22 short miles north of the geographic center of the state...
