- Unique lifestyle of Breckenridge man made him a small town celebrity
- Texas State Fair names winners of fried food contest
- Houston museum’s famed dinosaur skeleton ‘Dipsy’ being de-installed
- Comanche man defies age, odds, even cancer: making custom furniture at 93 years old
- 8 fried finalists in running for Texas fair honors
- Ellis Island on the Gulf: Remembering the Galveston Movement
- For sale for $85 million: Storied, exotic YO Ranch
- Taking Preservation Lightly: Historic Helium Plants in Texas
- Recent Discovery at San Felipe de Austin Yields New Insight into its Past
- Odd graves at Texas prison cemetery create mystery for historian
- Big Bopper Jr. dies in Katy
- 30 Years Ago, Alicia Was Bad, But Ike Was Still Worse
- American Museum of Agriculture renamed Bayer Museum of Agriculture
- Help Texas Highways Determine Texas’ Top 40 Destinations for its 40th anniversary
- The Tailor Trade at Fort McKavett
- How Austin struggled to become the seat of an empire
- Crews to demolish Macy’s [Foley’s] downtown Houston store
- López: Pánfilo Narváez in Early Texas History
- Update: Delayed again, Historic ‘Big Boy’ train moving from Dallas to Frisco
- Looking Back: Swisher’s first irrigation well drilled in 1911
- AP presidential photo exhibit opens in Dallas
- 5 decades later, some JFK probe files still sealed
- City of Shallowater Celebrates 100-Year Anniversary
- Sixth Floor Museum exhibits presidential photos
- Tom Perini recognized as Extraordinary Texan in highways magazine
- Some of Houston’s best views are going private
- Two Texas minor league ballparks among nation’s best
- Walter White Meets LBJ
- Galveston named among best beaches in the nation
- Lubbock: St. John Neumann chalked up record attendance 25 years ago
- San Antonio in stock photos
- The Plain View plans centennial issue
- Mystery of Texas grave next to Oswald’s solved
- Jody Payne, Willie Nelson guitarist, dies at 77
- Midland chef loses nearly 750 pounds
- Woody Guthrie’s Spirit in Pampa
- Big Tex fans contribute funds for post-fire revival
- Iconic Port Isabel Lighthouse marks 160 years
- Former Texas Rangers Assoc. to place memorial cross at pioneer Goodnight’s grave
- Former MLB player, El Paso native Frank Castillo remembered
- Plainview HS football team achieved unprecedented success, brought community together in 1978, Still coaching, Billingsley remembers 1978, the year he arrived in Plainview
- Cornyn: Texas’ Very Own Royal Heir: King Cotton
- Telling the Real, Under-told Stories
- Lair of the Beasts: A Texan Terror, Monster in the Fields
- The Battle of Nacogdoches
- RIP: CEO of El Paso’s Popular Dry Goods, Edward F. Schwartz, dies – a former customer of mine and a very interesting family full of Texas border history.
- RIP: Texas Author John Graves Dies At 92; Wrote ‘Goodbye to a River’, more
- Author John Graves recalled by Knox City fellow writer, collaborator
- Restored ‘Star Trek’ shuttle unveiled for crowds in Houston
- Alligators draw visitors to Estero Llano Grande State Park
- International pen pals for 74 years meet in Texas
- RIP: Oil giant, developer George Mitchell dies at 94, more, Timeline: The life of George Mitchell, Remembering George Mitchell And His Paradox
- Stephen Hawking Eulogizes The Father Of Fracking And Fan Of Science, George P. Mitchell
- George Mitchell honored in Galveston
- George P. Mitchell: Houstonian of the century
- Houston Vs Dallas Rivalry on Social Media
- Quanah Parker Trail brings history buffs from far and wide
- Mount Blanco Fossil Museum attracting visitors from around the world
- Lamesa, legendary home of the chicken fried steak
- Artifacts from 200-year-old shipwreck dock in Galveston
- Some west Texas residents ‘hopping mad’ over giant Playboy bunny display
- How The Death Of A 12-Year-Old Changed Dallas 40 Years Ago – Libs can blame that horror on politics but in reality it was just an evil crime by a bad cop, not a system.
- Share your remembrances of the JFK assassination
- Helicopter dream comes true for 101-year-old Ed Cosgrove
- ‘Walker, Texas Ranger’ home hits market for $1.2M
- Historic Churches thrive in Clarendon
- Mystery at sea: Shipwreck off Galveston probed in satellite salvage adventure
- 150 years later, a Texas titan Sam Houston is commemorated
- Floydada museum features artifacts from area’s first residents
- Don Hardy’s need for speed turned Floydada into racing powerhouse
- López: Remembering our Earliest Texas Ancestors
- Texas Pit Masters Bask In Moment Of Barbecue Glory
- Temple-Inland flag finds new home at The History Center
- Galveston Historical Foundation buys famed Bishop’s Palace
- Skip-Bo game invented in Brownfield
- Brownfield police station home to famous historical painting
- Beaumont millionaire gave away fortune
- A peek inside Lee Harvey Oswald’s room
- Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez Inducted Into Texas Rangers Baseball Hall of Fame
- Rare high-resolution photos of Apollo 11’s mission to the moon
- Rio Hondo: Historians work to make iconic lift bridge official landmark
- Downtown San Antonio in the 1940s
- Blog rates Tyler as the most cowboy city in Texas
- Czechs in Texas struggle to preserve language
- Givens: Mexico blamed Texas for banditry on the border
- French Legation project should be allowed to proceed
- What will they do with Houston’s cistern?
- Foundation nearing purchase of Bishop’s Palace in Galveston
- Anson native and ‘explorer’ Mitchell once made historic world-round flight
- Main Street Matters: Spotlight on Harlingen’s Murals
- Attorney: YO Ranch to be sold
- Cannons, Camels, and Confederates
- Wimberley offers museums, glass blowing, market days
- GHF, still $200K short, plans to close on Bishop’s Palace
- Six Flags Over Texas ride breaks Guinness World Record
- Fort Phantom Hill and Frontier Texas! to be featured on Travel Channel
- Beaumont basilica home to relic from future saint
- 1929: Hefner demonstrates benefits of irrigated corn
- 1912: Hale Center woman ropes fugitive gator in front yard
- Historian touches on Cox’s Quaker colony, Lubbock County history
- Buddy Holly Center presents ‘The Music of Lubbock, Texas’
- Lights out for iconic Dallas skyscraper – for now
- Website records last word of EVERY prisoner executed in Texas.. including ‘Go Cowboys!’ and ‘Honestly, I have not killed anyone’
- Willacy County’s historic salt lake up for sale
- Update: Playboy told to remove sign from West Texas road, Playboy reveals all about installation west of Marfa
- Giant Howard Hughes plane taken apart to leave Houston area
- Space Center Houston to Hold Space Shuttle Replica Naming Contest
- Pittsburg commercial district added to National Registry of Historic Places
- Insurance Co.: No Firearms During Local July 4th Parade in Belton
- Texas Cowboy Reunion Coming to Stamford
- Residents of 1880s Midland couldn’t bear arms in public
- Marker commemorates longtime newspaper Albany News
- Beaumont’s historic Pig Stand needs rescue now
- Santa Fe loses a piece of history as Pless Feed Store is torn down
- The Descendants of Austin’s Old 300
- Beaumont teen spends 8 months at sea aboard 1928-built tall-ship Picton Castle
- Texas Tech History: The Dairy Barn
- Tahoka Daisies capture attention of West Texans
- Lubbock’s 4th on Broadway celebrates birth of the nation
- Houston’s R&B Hitmaker Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland Dies at 83, more
- Concord Cemetery receives Texas historical marker
- Lee Harvey Oswald gets hung jury at mock JFK murder trial
- Pecos Celebrates 50th Golden Girl Revue
- Dromgoole: Lubbock area stone-tree houses featured in Texas book
- Fair: New Big Tex Voice Chosen But Still Secret
- Albany: Fort Griffin Fandangle Celebrates 75 Years
- Jubilation on the Frontier: Fort Lancaster State Historic Site
- 50 years ago, doors opened for all in Fort Worth
- As Eastland Community Celebrates Historic Hotel, Could it Be a Sign of Future Oil Boom?
- Mickey Gilley plans return of his famous club to Pasadena
- 5,000 allowed into JFK anniversary event in Dallas
- Texas urban-sprawl as seen from space from 1984 to 2012
- Sabine Pass, Galveston welcomed visitors through quarantine stations
- Williams: Juneteenth remains part of African-American and Texas history
- El Paso filmmakers focus on Asarco stacks
- Downtown Pittsburg added to National Register of Historic Places
- Jefferson Co. Courthouse is a national treasure
- Residents remember history’s lessons on Juneteenth
- Matt Brockman Named National Ranching Heritage Center Executive Director
- Free passes for Breckenridge newsmen nixed, major ‘dustup’ created in 1929
- The Panhandle Spirit: Palo Duro Canyon keeps Quanah Parker’s spirit
- Levelland: Winegrowers Wine & Music Festival runs Fri, Sat
- Don’t forget annual events associated with Big spring’s 80th rodeo
- Inaugural Alamo Watermelon Festival set for June 29
- 25 years ago, Moody Gardens brought white sand to Galveston
- Broadway show about Ann Richards closing
- Follow the Brazos River to Texas’ past this summer
- The Bishop’s Palace’ mansion for sale in Galveston
- East Texas couple celebrates 70 years together
- Midland 101: Drought-like conditions didn’t always exist
- A vision of more at the Alamo
- Brazos Past: ‘Forgotton’ Wisconsin pioneer a valued booster of Waco
- Dallas museum’s ‘Hotel Texas’ exhibit honors Kennedys, Fort Worth
- Sam Rayburn House Museum Celebrates Milestones with New Exhibit
- Roaring Springs’ historic train depot hosting celebration
- Tom Lea portrait of Benito Juárez presumed lost recovered in DC
- Historian helps Galveston prepare for Juneteenth
- Lubbock Lake Landmark Up for Title of 8th Wonder of the World
- West Texas ships headed to Connecticut seaport museum
- U.S. House OK’s expansion of S.A. missions park, more
- Lone Star Adventure: Diving For Texas Treasure
- El Paso ‘cannot compare to Midland’ in 1950s, reporter wrote
- Brownsville Historic Battlefield Trail gets national designation
- Dallas house where Oswald lived to go up for sale
- Today in 1947: Texas-nurtured Hilton Hotels Corporation formed
- Texan Steve Tyrell releases collection of Sammy Cahn songs
- Sweetwater comes to life in thriller “Ghost of the Ax Grinder”
- ‘Star Trek’ vehicle to bridge science fiction, fact, more
- Astrodome: Dirty and Dated, but Irreplaceable
- In Dallas, Makeover for ‘Big Tex’ Raises a Giant Ruckus
- Comanche culture stands out in Texas
- Quanah Parker Arrow marks Plainview Point
- Plainview: ’43 valedictorian was 13
- Abilene Man Celebrates 100 with Restored Chuck Wagon
- Study: Longhorn ancestry spans globe, centuries
- San Angelo murals commemorate farm, ranching heritage of region
- History of saline runs back to Caddo Indians
- Gathered 50 years ago for President Kennedy’s Fort Worth visit, artworks now retell the story
- Kelso: This bit of San Marcos history will stick to your ribs
- PolitiFact: Sam Houston’s views on slavery not as clear-cut as Perry said
- Couple’s ‘Texas-sized’ treehouse near Mart opens new television series
- Future Of The Astrodome Finally Has Some Direction
- Video of railroad bridge (trestle) near Lometa collapsing
- Dallas exhibit reunites art JFK saw before death
- Survivor compares Oklahoma event to 1970 Lubbock tornado
- Living History at Fort Griffin
- Mexican revolution left mark on El Paso diocese
- Authors Series Kicks Off at Varner-Hogg Plantation
- Houston as a host city for major sporting events
- Plainview painters look to restore lost art form
- Brownwood’s Underwood’s Cafeteria in business for more than six decades
- Tribune interviews Diana Davids Hinton, UTPB history prof.
- Van Zandt County celebrates 165 years
- Name of Angelina sheriff killed in 1866 to be added to courthouse memorial
- Teen bags biggest gator ever caught in Texas
- Houston-born singer Lydia Mendoza honored with US stamp
- Funeral-goers describe swindler Billie Sol Estes as loving
- Even for Texas, Billie Sol Estes was a big talker, a big dealer and a big storyteller
- Billie Sol Estes, legendary Texas con man, dies, more
- Dallas police honor detective cuffed to Oswald
- Willie Nelson Gets Honorary Doctorate from Berklee College of Music in Boston
- The Yellow Prose of Texas? Secession Movement Blooms in Fiction
- Commissioners condemned land to use to build Tyler
- About Lorenzo de Zavala
- Historic Texas border town on drug war front line
- Blind girl pole vaulter 1 of best in Texas
- Memories of the 1970 Lubbock Tornado
- 43 years since 1970 tornado devastated Lubbock
- Stewardess recalls early years of air travel
- Historic San Antonio hotels
- It’s official: Gregg County is Balloon Race Capital of Texas
- Historically Speaking: 1929 in Breckenridge, Irrigating corn
- South Texas wildcatter leads uncertain life
- Looking Back: Plainview’s Jimmy Dean broke onto national scene in 1953
- Frontier Jubilee at Fort Lancaster
- House proclaims Garland as Cowboy Hat Capital of Texas
- RIP: Tejano singer Carlos Miranda dies
- Tejano ‘treasure’ Johnny Canales honored by Texas Senate
- Line in the sand to be drawn on issue of tower near Alamo
- Official Texas Historical Marker to recognize Jack Johnson
- ‘Prairie Home’s’ Lubbock visit full of nostalgia, reflections and wry humor
- Nashville mourns country legend, Texan, George Jones
- RIP: The Voice – Texas native George Jones dead at 81
- Accidental outlaw Willie Nelson celebrates 80th
- New book looks at famed Plainview boxer
- Look at Texas for a second with me, will you?
- 50 years after Kennedy assassination, Dallas back in the presidential spotlight
- Rebel flag isn’t flying for official reasons
- Business owners, tourism officials hope to put Terlingua back on map for Midlanders
- Multimillionaire’s fortune subject of Panhandle lore (Stanley Marsh 3)
- Wayland Baptist Univ. founder’s brother was longtime local physician
- From Sweetwater to ‘American Idol’: The origins of the now-famous ‘bling boots’
- South Texan eases worries by making flags
- Fallen Aggies remembered at Muster ceremony
- Photos: George W. Bush Presidential Center
- Large collection of photos of West explosion aftermath in this story
- Davidian survivors mark 20th anniversary of siege
- Waco 20 Years Ago: The Fire
- British man recalls how his sister became a follower of cult leader David Koresh
- PBS documentary “One Square Mile” to feature Nacogdoches
- A Bit of Election Trivia: When Non-Citizens Could Vote in Texas
- 100th Anniversary of Sam Rayburn’s First Term as U.S. Congressman
- Ranching Heritage Center To Host 43rd Annual Ranch Days
- RIP: Pat Summerall dead at 82
- How Texas Became Texas and Why It Matters
- West Texas counties have unique histories
- ‘We built quality stuff’: Palo Duro Canyon State Park honors former CCC workers
- A history of San Antonio’s Alamo Street Joske’s
- Looking back: Difference between tramp, hobo and a bum – “A tramp is a migratory worker. A hobo is a migratory non-worker. And a bum is a non-migratory non-worker.”
- Lack of members closes the book on 120-year-old study club in Abilene
- English degrees translate into farming
- Remains unearthed in old Waco cemetery await reburial
- Dallas resident Max Glauben, a Holocaust survivor, lives to share history
- Inaugural race hosted in memory of Willie McCool
- 1908 San Antonio building to become residential, work, retail
- Fort Chadbourne Comes to Life on May 4th
- Hidden spots inside the Texas Capitol
- Impact from 2012 tornado outbreak still visible in Forney
- Edcouch’s dilapidated Delta Bank building under renovation
- Revised bill could remove Daughters of the Republic of Texas as operators of the Alamo – sickening
- 1st black heavyweight champ’s family wants pardon (Jack Johnson the Galveston Giant)
- Mike Tyson joins fight for Galveston native’s pardon – hurts the effort
- Texas House names pecan pie state’s official pie
- East Texas native Kacey Musgraves nominated for 3 AMC awards
- Mosaic sculptures works of love for East Texas artist
- Lives rebuilt year after North Texas tornadoes
- Former Oiler, UH coach Jack Pardee dies of cancer at 76
- Will Pry: A view from Dallas, three days after JFK’s assassination
- Lone Star Adventure: Texas State Railroad
- World War II dance hall to get encore in Hardin Co.
- Selena fans pay tribute to beloved singer
- Robstown museum has big vision for small town history
- Legislation would square up status of historic state parcels in Austin
- Abilene woman, Leila Noland, was far ahead of her time
- Angelina (Peyton) Eberly—A Pioneering Spirit
- San Antonio’s St. Anthony Hotel seeking to recapture glory with $24 million renovation
- Captain Kirk, Bill Shatner, on hand for Texas Lottery ‘Star Trek’ game
- Brenham-area calf recovering well from surgery to remove extra leg
- Glen Campbell’s hit of “Galveston” in new tourism campaign
- Kiss this River Oaks make-out bar goodbye
- Josh Henderson ready to be main ‘Dallas’ villain
- Elvis was at the Fort Hood 55 years ago
- UFOs in Liberty County puzzle deputies and residents
- What if Texas really did secede?, Hypothetically, could Texas stand on its own?
- Project collects stories of 1950s barrio gangs in San Antonio
- South Texas couple serves delicious-looking rocks
- Pioneering music manager remembered for bringing Tejano to the world
- Beautiful and rare Bexar County cave to be sealed
- “Texas Snake Man” Jackie Bibby released from hospital following snake bite
- New life for abandoned Dallas building with rich musical history
- Evelyn Davies remembers Diamond M Ranch
- New London school explosion occurred 76 years ago today
- Midland 101: Eight Midlanders on list of wealthiest in 1982
- Did French explorer die in Beaumont?
- Bigfoot believers meet in Fort Worth
- Hockley Co. gets metal Comanche arrow marking Quanah Parker Trail (photo)
- Spanish explorers of the United States of America
- Documentary lays bare Morton’s wrongful conviction
- Albany oilman honored with T. Boone Pickens Lifetime Sportsman Award
- Pope John Paul II Exhibit To Come To Lubbock
- Knox City tornado 60 years ago still fresh on survivors’ minds
- Hockley County Dedication set Friday for arrow marking Quanah Parker Trail
- UNT portal opens the door to Texas history
- Big Tex Circle Plans Receive Praise in City Review
- Plans for Revamp of Big Tex Circle Released
- Missions preservation fundraising effort cited
- South Texas boat-builder works on miniature scale
- Twenty years later, impact of Mount Carmel (Branch Davidian) still felt
- Plainview Museum has authentic copy of Travis Letter
- Republic of Texas group now wants its day in court
- Rattlesnake Round-Up corrals record-breaking crowd
- Midland pioneers traded famous city block, sizable mineral rights in landmark deal
- Texas German dying out, Language of settlers aging with its users.
- Upgraded historic Comal County Courthouse reopens, more
- Water company boosts Mineral Wells’ heritage
- ‘Dallas’ funeral for J.R. honors Larry Hagman
- Missions have faith in their cats
- Play honoring Ann Richards debuts on Broadway
- Team restores POW murals at Umbarger church
- 265 photos of the 2013 blizzard that hit Amarillo
- Kyndra Vaught of Rotan is crowned Miss Snake Charmer
- Parade, pageant to kick off Sweetwater’s Rattlesnake Round-Up events
- The Travis Letter Leaves the Alamo
- Villarreal bill seeks to ‘reclaim’ Alamo footprint – why are these folk so bothered by commerce? The Texians were all about commerce!
- Howard Payne historian discusses the fall of the Alamo on the 177th anniversary
- Crowds brave cold to ‘remember the Alamo’
- Muskets fired in memory of Alamo battle
- Plainview: Remember the Alamo
- Recalling forgotten fires
- Restaurant Impossible to feature Lufkin’s Bryan’s Smokehouse
- March 13th is the 60th Anniversary of the Knox County Tornado
- Lawmakers seek pardon for boxing champ Jack Johnson – this should have already been accomplished. I’ve reported on this every year for at least 7.
- Freedman’s Cemetery Has a History as Complicated as its Buried Members
- Lone Star Adventure: Texas Civil War Museum
- Van Cliburn remembered as gifted pianist
- Brownsville preserves 160-year-old ranch house
- Texas Celebrates 177 Years of Independence from Mexico
- López: Fence on the Borderlands – the revisionist who sees all through the lens of ethnicity
- YO Ranch owners in court over partnership stalemate
- One Square Mile – Texas, an upcoming PBS presentation on Texas Life & Culture
- Looks like AMC series set in Dallas of the 1980s will shoot its pilot episode in … Atlanta?
- Memorial Service Held For ATF Agents Killed In 1993 Branch Davidian Raid
- Monday’s blizzard rekindles Plainview’s thoughts of 1956 storm
- Asarco stacks in El Paso set to fall April 13
- Meteor flying over Surfside caught on camera
- RIP: Texas’ Van Cliburn, American classical pianist, dies, Pianist Van Cliburn dies at age 78, Former U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison on Van Cliburn’s death
- Editorial: Van Cliburn’s legacy, Pianist Van Cliburn touched royalty and commoners alike
- Argo: The Austin connection
- Virgil Johnson dies at Lubbock hospital – musical tribute today on Pratt on Texas
- Travis’ Victory or Death Letter Returns to the Alamo
- Goliad Anacua & Old Baldy designated as famous trees of Texas
- Silent Wings Museum Honoring Rick Husband And Willie McCool in Space Shuttle Columbia Exhibit
- Lubbock Lake Landmark Honored by Smithsonian – I’ve long explained the significance of this site to people who are astonished because of the silly idea that nothing in their own backyard can be important. This site has long been among the more important in the world.
- LBJ and Lady Bird courtship love letters released
- Actor Armie Hammer to lead 122nd Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio
- Looking back: Baylor borrows diploma of son of William Barret Travis from Plainview
- Waxahachie donkey to set Guinness World Record
- Galveston over Corpus? Mag makes Texas beach pick
- Galveston County led the way in Social Security reform
- Texas paid $85, 120 years ago, for Travis’ stirring letter from Alamo
- San Antonio Rose
- San Antonio’s 64th annual Stock Show & Rodeo poised to break attendance records
- House Where Oswald Slept before JFK Assassination to Become Museum
- 50 Sure Signs That Texas Is Actually Utopia
- 2 Hondo families shocked to see themselves in Super Bowl ad
- Man who filmed UT Tower shooting dies at 82
- HSU lecturer explains how blacks made a difference in West Texas
- Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow, but Prairie Dog Pete did
- ‘Texas Slave Ranch’ offspring made the best of life
- Looking Back: Plainview almost had trolley line
- Lone Star Adventure Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame
- Teenage idol Buddy Holly dies in plane crash, Feb. 3rd 1959
- Relics of ancient Caddo life goes on public view
- Kite Fest attracts thousands to South Padre Island
- Mardi Gras takes over Galveston Island
- With Ruth Altshuler at the helm, Dallas’ painful JFK memorial is in experienced hands
- Goodbye Barney: Thousands mourn Bush’s terrier
- Midland 101: Work, housing, transportation for blacks in the 1920s proved bleak
- If space shuttle is doomed, do you tell the crew?
- Silent Wings Museum Commemorates Columbia Anniversary With Special Exhibit
- Lubbock’s Silent Wings lends a voice to ‘Cool Willie’
- Lubbock’s Silent Wings exhibit honors Columbia shuttle crew
- Littlefield Man Recalls Discovery of Piece of Shuttle Columbia
- UT-Arlington honors alumna killed aboard shuttle, Kalpana Chawla
- Keeping the faith: Amarillo’s Evelyn Husband leaned on God when she lost husband Rick
- Lubbock native McCool’s legacy remembered around the world
- East Texans respond: What was your memory of the Columbia disaster?
- East Texans Mark 10th Anniversary of Shuttle Explosion
- South Plains Columbia crew’s grocery shopping took an ‘army’ of security
- Better East Texas: Columbia Anniversary
- Remembering the Crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia
- From Annapolis to NASA: After Lubbock McCool’s career led to a seat on the shuttle
- Lubbock’s Willie McCool: A timid child grows into an impressive teen
- Amarillo astronaut was excited about first mission as shuttle commander
- COLUMBIA: ‘It’s important that we just don’t forget, and we continue to remember’
- COLUMBIA: First responders will ‘never forget’ disaster’s impact
- COLUMBIA: Former Tyler reporter finds heroes within community, neighborhoods
- COLUMBIA: Tough day of reporting includes unforgettable trip to Piney Woods
- COLUMBIA: Reporter recounts search for answers on chaotic news day
- COLUMBIA: Hemphill museum plans on future floating exhibit with Smithsonian
- Tyler community reflects on shuttle disaster
- COLUMBIA: Doctor’s photograph of space shuttle becomes iconic
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- Caddo Mounds Prepares for Upcoming Renovations
- 20 years later, Dallas Cowboys’ defense reflects on superb title
- Alamo letter by Travis gets important ‘aid’
- Pride and Prejudice: El Paso
- Astrophysicist Reveals to HSU Students Texas’ Lead in Universe Discoveries
- San Antonio area high school and college grads in Super Bowls
- Damage From Vandalism In Historic Waco Cemetery Could Reach $200,000
- J.R.’s final ‘Dallas’ season debuts at N. Texas theater
- 28 Jan. in Texas History: Shuttle Challenger explosion kills Texas astronaut, others
- Texas vs. New York – again, showing libs have a limited sense of humor
- Garcia: Juan Bautista Chapa, a notable explorer
- 1993: The year the Light went out (End of the San Antonio Light newspaper)
