Tourism by Bus: A visit to San Antonio
Written by Matt Joyce | Published August 6, 2013
When I got to thinking about the concept of sightseeing by bus in Texas, San Antonio was one of the…
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The Owl in Elgin
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published August 2, 2013
I recently made the short drive from Austin to Elgin, a town about 25 miles east of the city via…
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American Museum of Agriculture on the Grow
Written by Matt Joyce | Published July 24, 2013
There's a new museum taking root in Lubbock.
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High school students develop Amarillo tourism app
Written by Matt Joyce | Published July 15, 2013
There's a new resource for Amarillo tourism information and it comes from an interesting group of locals.
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A Visit with the Vintner
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published July 3, 2013
For the August 2013 print issue of Texas Highways, I wrote about a Madeira tasting, held at Austin's Red Room…
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Texas To Do: Top Three Picks for the Fourth of July
Written by Erin Inks | Published July 1, 2013
Freedom Over Texas, Houston's Fourth of July celebration, includes a huge firworks show over downtown. (Photo by Richard Carson) From…
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Use Your Noodle!
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published June 21, 2013
The nightlife scene continues to heat up on Austin's Rainey Street, a former residential byway in the shadow of downtown.…
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Texas river conditions mixed for floating
Written by Matt Joyce | Published June 21, 2013
Some Texas rivers are running too low for good floating, but a few waterways are flowing well enough for tubing…
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Foodies, unite!
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published June 19, 2013
If I ever had any doubt that the foodie culture has become firmly established in Texas, now I'm fully convinced…
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International Accordion Festival revived in San Antonio
Written by Matt Joyce | Published June 18, 2013
The International Accordion Festival is back.
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Maritime museum aims to emerge in Dallas
Written by Matt Joyce | Published June 11, 2013
Dallas may not be the first city that comes to mind when you think of seafaring activities, but backers of…
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An unlikely restaurant row
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published June 6, 2013
Now that Texas Highways' July story on Austin has hit the stands, I'm reminded that one of my favorite ‘restaurant…
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