Groundhog Day, Texas-Style
Written by Texas Highways | Published February 1, 2012
It may be February 1 where you are, but at the TH editorial office, we’re thinking April. We just put…
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Sampling Big Bend
Written by Jane Wu | Published January 30, 2012
TH’s February issue features the western portion of the Big Bend region, which covers vast and remote areas where you’d…
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Lunar New Year at Asia Cafe
Written by Jane Wu | Published January 26, 2012
Illustration by Christopher Jagmin For Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon 2012, my daughter Lucy, my boyfriend David and…
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Saturday Afternoon in Smithville
Written by Jane Wu | Published January 25, 2012
My sister Joan was in Austin last weekend visiting from Dallas, and we decided to forgo the usual big-city haunts…
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Culinary Adventure in Killeen
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published January 20, 2012
Like a lot of women in Central Texas, I imagine, I once dated a soldier stationed at Fort Hood, the…
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Happy Christmas to Y'all!
Written by Lois M. Rodriguez | Published December 22, 2011
Though I am no poet laureate, I couldn’t resist throwing my Texas spin on ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas.†I…
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A Texas connection with Marty Scorsese's Hugo
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published December 14, 2011
I recently went to see the new Martin Scorsese film Hugo, the director’s first film intended for family viewing—and a…
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The whoopers are here!
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published November 22, 2011
In January issue of Texas Highways, which we’re putting to bed before the Thanksgiving holiday, my colleague Nola McKey suggests…
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East Austin Studio Touring!
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published November 18, 2011
Last weekend (November 12-13) was the first weekend of the newly expanded, bigger-and-better East Austin Studio Tour, which invites the…
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Dia de los Muertos
Written by Lois M. Rodriguez | Published November 2, 2016
Dia de los Muertos is nothing new. The ritual celebrated in Mexico and parts of the United States gets its…
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Public Art in Austin
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published October 26, 2011
I took a vacation day recently to celebrate a milestone with my husband, and we decided to play tourist in…
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Art, Community, and Being Generous
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published September 30, 2011
Blue Scales Yellow Stamp, by Jennifer Chenoweth
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