By Kay Ellington
The North American wine industry has its roots in Texas, which continues to enjoy impressive statewide growth.
Terlingua is a place like no other. Home to few but visited by many, it’s…
Tyler and roses are permanently linked in the minds of Texans. According to The Handbook…
Wine was introduced to Texas in the late 1600s by Spanish missionaries, but it would…
Perched on the highest sand dune and nestled on the southern coastline of Texas, the…
In the late 1800s, Langtry, Texas, was a bustling little railroad town — a way…
The first major vegetable crop grown in Texas might reduce you to tears — sweet…
Gently tucked in a bend of the San Antonio River in downtown San Antonio, the…
Given that he was one of the great philanthropists in American history, it’s no surprise…
On any given day, “The Spirit of the American Doughboy,” by Ernest M. Viquesney, is…
About 20 miles north-east of downtown Dallas, Bankhead Brewing Company is serving as the flagship…
Back in the salad days of auto travel, when Route 66 wasn’t even paved all…
Precision dance teams are a thing in Texas. They enhance sporting events and represent schools…
