Light Up Your Holiday Journey with Christmas Light Displays
Written by Erin Inks | Published December 1, 2014
Put on your scarves and grab a cup of hot cocoa, merrymakers—'tis the season for Christmas lights! Let our…
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Happy Thanksgiving
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published November 24, 2014
With the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, I’m wrapping up loose ends at the office while occasionally daydreaming about tomorrow’s feast. I’m…
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Take a Travel Break
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 20, 2014
With the holidays comes travel for many. And with travel comes the stress of loading up the car, trying to…
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Holiday Travel
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 19, 2014
As you make travel plans for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, consider this - you probably shouldn't travel on Wednesday! It's…
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Cleburne Gets New Native American Museum
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 14, 2014
Cleburne is adding to the Chisholm Trail experience with its newest addition –– the Big Bear Native American Museum of…
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Women Make History
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 10, 2014
They changed the face of the United States Military when they answered the call of duty in World War II.…
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New Bird Blind For Davis Mountains
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 3, 2014
Davis Mountains State Park will soon offer bird watchers a new treat with the Nov. 14 dedication of a newly…
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Time to Change
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published November 1, 2014
Daylight Saving Time is upon us and, at 2 a.m. Sunday, we turn our clocks back one hour, and can…
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Texas Haunt Spots
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published October 31, 2014
On Halloween, we're reminded of the ghostly gathering spots and spooky stories, but those haunting tales and hot spots are…
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Yesterday, Today at the LBJ
Written by Jane Wu | Published October 28, 2014
Whatever your political persuasion—or lack thereof—the recently reimagined LBJ Presidential Library provides a colorful journey into an influential era of…
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Greenville celebrates Bob Wills with fiddle festival, contest
Written by Matt Joyce | Published October 28, 2014
Greenville will host the inaugural Bob Wills Fiddle Festival and Contest this weekend, celebrating fiddle music and the legacy of…
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Alamo Relics Return
Written by Lois Rodriguez | Published October 27, 2014
The fringed leather pouch that David Crockett carried his musket balls in the day he fell at the Alamo made…
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