Touch-and-gos. Pyrotechnics. Barrel rolls. Helicopter rescues. Skydiving. If the prospect of seeing any of these aeronautical feats gets your blood…
Browsing: #Spring 2020
While most of Authentic Texas’s “Trail Drives” follow auto routes, this one may best be accomplished by taking to the…
Aviation History in the State Archives
Touring the West Texas World War II Museums
Get in and go, or just enjoy the glow
What does an East Texas town of 3,500 with a downtown youth council, a Panhandle town of 13,000 working on…
Planning a three-hour tour around Canyon, Texas? Maybe a visit to the Panhandle-Plains Historic Museum, a trip around the historic…
On an unusually brisk April afternoon in 2018, county residents packed the courthouse square in Karnes City, located about an…
As the crisis of World War II swept the nation, Dorothy Ann Smith Lucas—affectionately known as Dottie—and 1,102 other Women Airforce Service Pilots(WASP) of the Greatest Generation— didn’t realize they would serve as trailblazers for women in aviation.