The Texas Brazos Trail Region, located in Central Texas, spans 18 counties and is rich in history and heritage, connecting…
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Big art, tall tales & small-town revival By Robin Saylor Calina Mishay’s life is a bit like the murals she’s…
1939: Earth (near Fort Davis, Texas) On May 5, McDonald Observatory was officially dedicated and began operation of the second-largest…
Engage your core, steady your abdominal muscles, and push the paddle away from your body at the shoulder while pulling…
Literally hundreds of ferries spanned rivers and creeks of Texas before bridges and tunnels slowly replaced them. However, three unique…
The story of Frank Lloyd Wright in Texas is like an iceberg. Above the surface you see four projects built…
If there are two things you’re sure to find in the Lone Star State, they’re tall tales and even taller…
Ninety years ago, a National Park Service inspector visited the Davis Mountains construction site of a new Texas landmark, a…
What do these six things have in common – Gage, Holland, Paisano, El Capitan, Plaza and Paso del Norte? They…
The Texas Forts Trail Region – a 29-county area in Central West Texas – is home to a variety of historic sites, museums and attractions and offers visitors unique local flavors, shopping opportunities and outdoor adventures. The “trail” is a 650-mile driving loop through the region. The Forts Trail Region was the pilot organization In
