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Western Wonder photo entitled Agave
Art & Culture
Western Wonder Art Show and Sale at Raw 1899

Raw 1899, in San Angelo, is partnering with photographer Jean N. Cornell for the Western Wonder Art Show and Sale.

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A patch of green grass alongside a sidewalk
Homes

Pro Tip: Lawn Maintenance for the Growing Season

Spring is here and so it is time to begin lawn maintenance for the growing season. We have three tips to help.

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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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A Camel Caravan led by Baum
History

Doug Baum’s Camels and His Quest to Share the Story of the U.S. Army Camel Experiment

A brief period of military camels in Texas became lost to even most history books.

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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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Travel

The Cosmos and the Cosmic

Drive through the deserts of West Texas for a celestial break from city life and an ethereal excuse to gaze toward the heavens.

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Food & Drink

Celebrate Texas Seltzers

Low calorie, but not low flavor! These five Texas brands are crafting quality hard seltzers that are easy on the stomach, highly sessionable, and perfectly refreshing. In essence, they were made for Texas summers.

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Art & Culture

Painting Through a Pandemic

West Texas artists Lisa Curry, Barbara Jones, and Georgeann Walton poured their hearts out onto canvas to cope and find hope during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Raw 1899 Lounge Exterior
Art & Culture

Raw Talent

Raw 1899, downtown San Angelo art lounge offers wine, beer, food, and an art gallery in a beautiful, historic space.

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Art & Culture

The Alpine Artwalk

In 1994, when gallery owner Keri Blackman and John Davis started Gallery Night, a small collection of open houses designed to celebrate and spotlight local artists, they "didn't even know what we were doing," admitted Blackman, an Alpine gallery owner. In the years that followed, Gallery Night evolved, changed its name to Alpine Artwalk, garnered recognition across the state, and eventually exploded into an annual city staple that is now the city's largest event of the year.

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Hotel Saint George Exterior
Travel

Hotel Saint George – Where Art Meets West Texas History

The hotel is a unique boutique hotel with a first floor that contains the lobby, Bar Saint George, LaVenture restaurant, Marfa Book Company, and a historic wine room, while the three floors above it are entirely new.

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