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Jenny Lawson Was Nervous About Doing This Interview
The secret to Jenny Lawson’s success as a motivational writer is that she’d be the first to tell you how unqualified she is for the role. She’s not someone who has it all together. She’ll wash...
The Crossword: School Ties
This puzzle originally appeared in the March 2026 issue of Texas Monthly with the headline “State of Confusion.” Subscribe today.The post The Crossword: School Ties appeared first on Texas Month...
Word Wrangler: March 1, 2026
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&tag you’re it: Digital ID aims to give back people’s control over their data, attention
A Kansas City-built digital identity platform is launching streamlining technology to tackle what its founders see as a fundamental flaw of the world wide web: it was optimized for clicks, but never d...
Spring Reading Is Here, and So Is the Texas Book Club’s March Pick
In the Texas Book Club, a book club from Texas Monthly and the Texas Book Festival, we’re looking forward to the turn of spring (reading on the porch is back!) and wrapping last month’s pick: Lot,...
Meanwhile, in Texas: A Cow Went on the Lam in Lindale
After breaking through a fence in Lindale, a cow trotted for about three miles down U.S. 69 accompanied by her owner’s cattle dog and, later, a police escort.A Houston woman ran her 350th marathon a...
Chapter 19: To Castle Dracula
Editors’ note: The character who kills Dracula at the end of Bram Stoker’s classic novel is Quincey Morris, a Texan who does the job with a bowie knife. Our serialized novel tells his story—a...
The Daily Crossword: February 28, 2026
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Word Wrangler: February 28, 2026
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It’s ‘the place that everyone wants to be’: Why Techstars could be back in KC for more than just hugs
Five years after Techstars left Kansas City, the global startup accelerator’s co-founder and CEO teased a comeback for the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. “We’re going to try to figure out how ...
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