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The Michelin Keys of Texas

The word “Texas,” known across the globe, conjures images of open skies, bold cuisine, and a hospitality that’s truly one-of-a-kind. While many states embrace and embody “Southern hospitality,” This…

Addison: A Burst of Flavor and Spirit

In the heart of the sprawling DFW Metroplex, Addison, Texas, stands as a testament to the idea that the best experiences don’t need vast spaces. At 4.4 square miles, this town has an energy that…

South Padre Island: Dive into Coastal Adventure

Stretching across 34 miles of soft, white sand and crested by the Gulf, South Padre Island has rightfully earned the title of Texas’s Best Beach from the U.S. News & World Report . With year-round…

Port Arthur: A Haven of Culture and Cuisine

Nestled on the Upper Texas Gulf Coast, Port Arthur is a coastal gem where protected coastlines, migratory flyways, and a lively community come together to tell a rich and inviting story. Known as the…

Mineral Wells: Where Wellness and History Flows

Nestled in the heart of Texas, Mineral Wells beckons visitors with a promise of rejuvenation and discovery. Known as the Wellness Capital of Texas, this charming town offers a quaint getaway as well…

Your Guide to an Unforgettable Texas Summer Vacation

Wide-open skies, sandy shores, cool caverns and swimming holes invite you to explore the Lone Star State this summer. From beach lounging and kayaking to hiking, camping, shopping, and museum hopping…

Savor Vegan & Vegetarian Eats in Texas

As the dining public becomes more diverse in its tastes, so does a population wanting to stick to a plant-based diet. And some omnivores simply like to mix it up, eating less meat now and then. Here’s…

Discover the History of Texas through its State Parks

For more than 100 years, Texas State parks have been an institution in Texas. However, some of the parks’ attractions actually date back hundreds of thousands of years. From dinosaurs to cave…

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Tour the Presidential Sites in Texas

By Steven Craig Lindsey

Two men who held the nation’s highest job were born right here on Texas soil — Dwight Eisenhower and Lyndon Johnson — while George H.W. Bush and a toddler-aged George W. Bush moved here from…

Take a Family-Friendly Spring Break

By Kate Hull Heidenreich

Looking for spring break fun? There’s plenty to do across the state that’s affordable and entertaining for the whole family. Discover the Unique Charm of Waco The central Texas town of Waco serves up…