Every summer, since 1951, Prude Ranch has hosted untold numbers of boys and girls, from ages six to sixteen. Here, the kids, in the care…
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Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River appears unimpressive today. The crossing lies a short distance off Farm to Market Highway 11, twelve miles northwest of…
You may not know his name, but if you have ever been to a rodeo and have seen the sport of steer wrestling, you have…
Traveling along Highway 90 in south Texas just 30 miles east of Del Rio is a treasure that not many people know about. Located between…
The fall air was crisp and so much about my hometown was exactly as I’d left it after graduation in 1999. The city limit sign,…
Round Rock’s Harris Stagecoach Inn is one of the area’s oldest and best-preserved historic inns originating as a mid-19th century change station for stagecoaches on…
Built in 1887, Odessa’s historic White-Pool House stands as the oldest surviving structure in Ector County, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s early pioneer days.
You don’t have to imagine what Del Rio and Val Verde County looked like in the late 1800s and early 1900s; just visit the Whitehead Memorial Museum in Del Rio.
Its much-larger East Texas “cousins” just to the north including Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend reservoirs dwarf B. A. Steinhagen Lake, however fans of Dam…
There is no shortage of outdoor adventure in the Hill Country, and the greater Austin Metro Area is no exception. But when it comes to…
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