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This Dallas Inventor’s “Sound Toys” Appeal to Famous Musicians as Well as Kids
The motto was always “Build it, don’t buy it.” Richard Upchurch heard his dad say this constantly growing up. So when his beloved sixties-era Sony transistor radio broke, a young Upchurch didn�...

Destroying Paper Is a Sweet Gig, Until Someone Tosses a Gun Into Your Shredder
Working Life is a monthly column in which Texans talk about their jobs. Thomas Polinard, who is 42, is general manager of Shredco, a company that destroys and recycles documents in San Antonio.I woul...

A Panhandle BBQ Joint Gets a Fresh Update
Monte Neil was in fifth grade when his father, Glenn, opened WeekEnds BBQ in 2007 in Plainview, 45 minutes north of Lubbock. “When we started it, we didn’t know the first thing in the world about ...

You Can All Go to Hell, and Theo Rossi Will Go to Texas
When I arrive at his Dripping Springs ranch, Theo Rossi informs me that Willie Nelson has died. He’s referring to a goat he and his family named after the beloved Texas icon and who suffered from an...

This Catholic Liberal Arts School Is the Best-Kept Secret in College Football
Texas and SMU are still more than a week away from their first playoff games. The University of the Incarnate Word has been there, done that.This year, the not-so-little private Catholic university in...

The Texas School District That Can’t Stop Growing
By the middle of September, Kenzie Kingston has already shown half a dozen new students around her TikTok-famous campus. The senior and student ambassador at Walnut Grove High School, in Prosper, abou...

Bee-Sniffing Dogs Deployed by Texas Parks and Wildlife to Study Habitats
These pups help with pollinator conservation efforts...

Beyoncé, We Love You, but the Saguaro Cactus Does Not Grow in Texas
Beyoncé! Is there anything she can’t do? The answer has long been rumored, at least ’round these parts, to be “absolutely not.” However, as of Wednesday morning, we have a compelling countera...

Hal Lindsey: The Agony and Ecstasy of Biblical Prophecy
Of all the places to wait for the apocalypse, one could do worse than the Texas Hill Country. In rustic Bandera, inside one of five ranch-style houses sprawled across acres of waving golden grasses, H...

My Never-Ending War on the Weed From Hell
The far West Texas desert is not a subtle place, and the flora that live there aren’t subtle either. If plants could talk—cacti such as the prickly pear, the horse crippler, and the Chihuahuan fis...