Recovering from blast, West looks forward to Westfest
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 28, 2013
Before the April explosion at the West Fertilizer plant, the town of West was best known for its Czech heritage…
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Rains lift tubing on Frio River
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 28, 2013
The rainstorms that soaked parts of the Hill Country over Memorial Day weekend are providing a welcome boost to tubing…
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Summer starts with a bang at Memorial Day events across Texas
Written by Erin Inks | Published May 22, 2013
(Fireworks explode over Waterway Square at the Memorial Day Weekend Celebration in The Woodlands./Photo courtesy of The Woodlands CVB) Memorial…
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Houston to host 2017 Super Bowl
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 21, 2013
The Super Bowl is heading back to Houston—Super Bowl LI, to be exact.
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A New View of Dallas
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published May 17, 2013
I recently returned from a whirlwind trip to Dallas, where I visited several new attractions, including the Perot Museum of…
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Possum Kingdom chamber 'hopeful' about summer tourism
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 14, 2013
Nearly two years after massive wildfires, the director of Possum Kingdom Chamber of Commerce says tourism has rebounded but drought…
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Texas Book Festival heads north for Highland Park event
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 10, 2013
For book-lovers drawn to the Texas Book Festival and its engaging congregation of authors each fall in Austin, it’s worth…
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Exposing the subterranean secrets of Rockwall's past
Written by Erin Inks | Published May 9, 2013
Women take a closer look at a piece of pottery at the Rockwall Founders Day Festival, which features all-day live…
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Food and Wine recap
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published May 7, 2013
Among the many things I learned at the second annual Austin FOOD & WINE Festival, which took place at Austin's…
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New border crossing brings Boquillas tourism to life
Written by Matt Joyce | Published May 2, 2013
With the reopening of the Boquillas border crossing in Big Bend National Park, curious travelers have raised questions about the…
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Texas To Do this weekend: chicken-fried steaks, Fiesta and more
Written by Erin Inks | Published April 25, 2013
A cook-off competitor fries up his best chicken-fried steaks in Lamesa. The West Texas town of Lamesa, about 60 miles…
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Passport to Brazil!
Written by Lori Moffatt | Published April 24, 2013
Brazil—the fifth largest country in the world and the host country of 2014’s World Cup and the 2016 Olympics–has been…
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