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September 9, 2025

Kim McPherson

Kim McPherson is more than a winemaker. He’s a cultural figure for Texas wine.

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September 8, 2025

The Great Grape Shift

Have you ever wondered what kinds of grapes grow in Texas? You’re not alone. For years, the state’s wine industry has quietly wrestled with that very question.

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September 8, 2025

Then & Now: Historic Austin Parks

Barton Springs Municipal PoolKnown as one of Texas’ best swimming holes, this three-acre natural spring-fed pool maintains an average temperature of 68 degrees, making it ideal for year-round swimming. Over the years, the springs have drawn people from all walks of life, from the early Indigenous people who inhabited Central

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September 2, 2025

’Cue Course

Celebrate the craft behind Texas barbecue with this video series meant to school both curious newcomers and devoted BBQ freaks.

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September 1, 2025

Romantic Escape in Bastrop County: The Ultimate Couple’s Getaway Guide

Covered in natural beauty and filled with charming experiences, Bastrop County offers a quiet escape for couples seeking a romantic getaway, peaceful relaxation, and unforgettable adventures. Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, planning a weekend trip, or craving quality time together, this unique Central Texas destination delivers unforgettable moments for you

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September 1, 2025

The Legacy of the Blue Corduroy: Growing Texas Leaders for Tomorrow

The iconic blue corduroy FFA jacket is a symbol of potential. For high school students, zipping up the jacket represents a future filled with opportunity, leadership, and the skills necessary to succeed in a global workforce.The Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas, Texas FFA Association, and Texas FFA Foundation work together

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September 1, 2025

Where’s the Beef? A Texas Rancher’s Full-Circle, Water-Saving Solution

It wasn’t the first time the Shieldknights faced a challenge thanks to the sometimes brutal realities of farming — but this moment marked a turning point, not in survival, but in direction.We all remember that gut-wrenching feeling. When COVID struck, it triggered supply chain disruptions that ignited panic across

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September 1, 2025

The Acclaimed Cottonwood Art Festival Is Back for Fall

The 2025 featured artist this fall for Cottonwood is David del Solar, originally born in Pamplona, Spain, him and his wife moved to the United States in 2002 and now live in North Richland Hills with their four children. Solar fell in love with painting when he began attending weekly oil

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September 1, 2025

World Class Science From the Heart of Texas

Genesis was a busy, vibrant high school senior when she began feeling abnormally tired. As weeks turned into months, she felt weak and exhausted and was coughing and suffering frequent night sweats. Her doctors were puzzled. One suggested iron supplements, another prescribed antibiotics; neither helped. Genesis chalked her symptoms up

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September 1, 2025

Stay a While: Explore Colorado Springs Like a Local

The current trend of “slow travel” encourages travelers to fully immerse themselves in a destination and embrace the local culture – and that’s exactly what we want visitors to do when they come to Colorado Springs and the surrounding Pikes Peak Region. The heavy-hitting tourist attractions are fun (and we

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August 29, 2025

Growing Reputation

What do you think of when you hear Texas Tech? For most Texans, Texas Tech brings to mind a place out on the plains. Wide-open expanses of land. Tortillas being tossed.  No problems there.  We’re proud of who we are, but we want you to know those perceptions aren’t ALL we are.  These days

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August 27, 2025

Savvy Travelers Love Shenandoah, Texas

Conveniently situated on I-45, adjacent to Conroe, Spring, and The Woodlands, Shenandoah, TX, provides great value for those looking for a place to stay in the greater North Houston/Woodlands area.

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August 22, 2025

Lockhart: Worth the Weekend

Just 30 minutes south of Austin, the City of Lockhart is becoming known for more than its historic barbecue joints. Whether for a day or a weekend, come explore art galleries, sip craft cocktails, and wander through streets lined with stunning architecture and small-town charm.

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August 22, 2025

Bavarian Beers and Big Texas Energy Await at Addison Oktoberfest

Addison Oktoberfest, presented by Paulaner, has been hailed as one of the premier tributes to Munich’s iconic festival since it first brought “prosts” and polkas to North Texas 38 years ago. And while the steins and schnitzel may say Germany, the vibe is pure Texas.From September 18 through 21, Addison

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August 20, 2025

Down Home And All Good

This is the time of year to get outside with the people you care about and go all in on what’s good in Waco. 

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