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The New Battle for the Alamo
Beginning last Saturday, the Alamo once again became a battleground when members of the TNM Alamo Guard were prevented by the Alamo Complex Management from conducting their monthly memorial for the martyrs...
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Texas is Tacos
Texas is many things: the Alamo, armadillos, Willie Nelson, and pecan pie. However, one thing stands out, more so than other cultural emblems associated with the Lone Star State: Texas is tacos.
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Last Man: Remembering Gene Cernan
January 16, 2017, one of the space program’s brightest stars fell from the sky, and Texas lost one of its most distinguished citizens.
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The Journey of Vasile Bolos
It’s interesting how we decide which events make the cut of history. Larger events see print, while the smaller moments tend to slip into obscurity.
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Texas Primer: Christmas on the Range
Yes, Virginia Sue, Texas really does have its own holiday traditions. Source: Texas Primer: Christmas on the Range
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After Brexit, Is a Texit Independence Possible? – Christopher N. Malagisi
In our exclusive one-on-one podcast author interview with bestselling novelist Stephen Coonts, he discusses his first overtly political book, Libertys Last Stand, which glaringly parallels the illegal activity of the Obama administration.
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Kevin Fowler Tributes Home State in ‘Texas Forever’ Video
It’s no secret that Kevin Fowler is a proud Texan, and he’s paying musical homage to the Lone Star State in his new video, Texas Forever.
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Texas A&M Bonfire still burns fifteen years after collapse kills 12 students
Fifteen years after the horrific collapse that killed 12 students at Texas A&M, the Aggies are once again building — and setting ablaze — a monstrous conflagration.
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Fireworks for Texas Independence Day? House says yes | Politics | Dallas News
Dallas News: your source for breaking news and analysis for Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas and around the world. Read it here, first. Source: Fireworks for Texas Independence Day?
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Hugs for the flood victims— Nederland woman helping her hometown of Deweyville | Port Arthur News
NEDERLAND — Though she now lives in Nederland, Brooklyn Callahan, 22, grew up in Deweyville and she has friends and family who still live there.
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Campbell’s Gamble Endangers The Alamo
The Background The Alamo is, to any Texan worth their salt, the “shrine of Texas liberty.”
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Texas Senate Bill Against U.N. Administration of the Alamo Opposed in Legislative Committee
On Tuesday February 24, 2015, the Beaumont Enterprise reported that the Natural Resources and Economic Development Committee of the Texas Senate failed to support SB 191, a Senate Bill authored by Senator...
