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H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum
History
Gone But Never Forgotten at the H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum

Veterans and their family members do not have to travel far to pay their respects to those who served in one of the United States’s most controversial wars. Outshining the “prison city” reputation of Huntsville, the H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum pr ovides a new reason to head to East Texas, with an 80 percent-scale replica of […]

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crepe brunch and coffee set-up
Food & Drink

Kick Off a Texas Brunch Trail in the Brazos Valley

Kick off the Texas brunch trail with some of the best-kept secret brunch spots located in the Brazos Valley.

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Four quartet members posing with stringed instruments
Art & Culture

Sienna String Quartet is Just Getting Started

Austin’s Sienna String Quartet has burgeoned from a group of girlfriends enjoying jam sessions and hanging out to a 25-member strong, award-winning business that has experience in everything from providing background music for recording artists and performing at SXSW to playing for wedding proposals and weddings, funerals, corporate events, fundraisers, and everything in between. Five years into their business, the group is expanding into San Antonio and in talks to do the same in Houston.

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Wildflowers with Texas and American Flags flying overhead
Travel

Guide to Texas Wildflower Trails

Beauty abounds in the Texas spring, and the abundance of wildflowers paints the beautiful picture that is the Lone Star State landscape.

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Baking Tools and Ingredients
Food & Drink

Pro Tip: Baking a Perfect Cake

For a cake to achieve perfection, you must ensure several simple requirements are met before starting the baking process.

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Homes

Custom Homes of Texas: Austin

An Austin home gutted for a massive renovation, perfectly primed for design work, is brought to life anew.

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Group of Ladies Posing Together in a Pumpkin Patch
Food & Drink

Not Your Average Pumpkin

It is no secret that pumpkin is fall’s favorite friend. The addition of pumpkin spiced lattes to menus signals the transition from summer to fall just as much as the arrival of cooler nights, Friday night football, and the changing leaves. However, this year, we are planning to get our fill of pumpkin through more than just our morning coffee run. Welcome the new season with these pumpkin-inspired goodies and activities.

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Gold Bars
History

Texas Lost Treasure: Part 1

As a standard for mythical tall tales and legends, it comes as no surprise that Texas holds the national corner on stories of lost treasure.

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First National Bank of Cisco, TX
History

The Year Santa Robbed the First National Bank

This story about a 1927 robbery of First National Bank is so crazy it's almost hard to believe! A man dressed as Santa along with 3 other masked robbers looted the bank and escaped after a gun battle. They almost got away with it but a three days-long chase led to an unsatisfying end for most involved.

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Vintage Peruna with Handlers
History

Texas Mascot Minutiae: Part Two

Being a mascot is a serious responsibility in the Lone Star State. While all are adored, some have origin stories larger than life.

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Raider Red Mascot from Texas Tech
History

Texas Mascot Minutiae: Part One

We take our mascots seriously here the Lone Star State. While all are adored, some have origin stories larger than life.

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Art & Culture, Travel

Upcoming Oktoberfest Celebrations

Although we are already in the first weekend of October, it is not too late to plan to attend some Oktoberfest celebrations this year!

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Travel

The Driskill Hotel Unveils Newest Renovations

Austin’s iconic and historic hotel, The Driskill, recently unveiled its most recent renovation spearheaded by Texas architecture firm, Clayton Korte: the redesign of fourteen guest suites in the historic wing of the hotel.

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Travel

Finding Autumn at Lost Maples

Explore the colorful fall foliage and natural beauty at Lost Maples State Natural Area this autumn!

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Art & Culture

Lake|Flato and ICON’s ‘House Zero’ Paves the Way for 3D Printing in Modern Architecture

Lake|Flato, a Texas-based architecture firm, along with ICON, an advanced construction technologies company that specializes in 3D printing, have joined forces in unveiling their latest project: House Zero. House Zero is the first house in ICON’s debuted “Exploration Series,” which aims to advance current design language with some of the finest architects in the business, drawing from the opportunities created from construction-scale 3D printing.

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Art & Culture

The Manor Market Refillery Makes an Impact

In San Marcos, the Manor Market Refillery is a force of change: the “refill” shop advocates for a zero-waste movement and an overall decrease in single-use plastics by offering a unique service for customers to refill everyday household products like soap, detergent, and lotions. This “bring your own container” model allows customers to fill their […]

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