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Sunday’s Moon Landing Could Fulfill a Texas Tech Professor’s Dream—or End in a Nightmare
On the surface, Seiichi Nagihara’s mood seems placid, yet there’s tension beneath the answers the Texas Tech professor offers about the fate of his invention. The device now sits aboard a lander c...
What Do Post Malone and President Bush Have in Common? A Denton Leather Craftsman.
Last summer, Wilkinson’s Fine Goods, in Denton, received its biggest online order to date. Owner Clint Wilkinson, whose family roots go back six generations in this North Texas city, was intrigued b...
Hallelujah—We’re Going to Have a Better Crawfish Season This Year
When Dan Meaux, the owner of Crawfish Shack, heard the crawfish ponds of his Crowley and Jennings, Louisiana, wholesalers were completely frozen over for four days this January, he wasn’t sure how h...
Stroll the Same Paths Ancient Dwellers Did at Seminole Canyon State Park. Just Don’t Slip.
“It gets in your soul,” Lance Hildreth, a fifth-generation resident of Del Rio, remarked about Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site. I understood his sentiment. Like many visitors, I was d...
Texas Capitol Protesters Mark Three Years Since Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Rep. Doggett says freedom of the whole world is at stake...
Austin Film Society Honors Drafthouse Founders at Texas Film Awards
Tim and Karrie League join Michelle Rodriguez and Noah Hawley as this year’s Hall of Fame inductees...
Day Trips: Goldee’s Bar-B-Q, Fort Worth
Cowtown barbecue joint keeps Texas tradition alive...
Hundreds Brave Cold to Support Public School Funding
Save Texas Schools rally fills two rooms of local church...
As Trump Clamps Down On Immigration, an El Paso Cafe for Migrants Continues Its Services—but Quietly
It’s Saturday afternoon at Doug Winter’s cafe, in El Paso, and Eduardo Bouché, a linguist in a black baseball cap, wants the students in his English as a Second Language class to hear the differe...
Un Pasaje a la Muerte
The post Un Pasaje a la Muerte appeared first on Texas Monthly....
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