Bigger in Texas: Dinosaurs!
Giant sports venues are often deemed the ideal time to put in a plug for upcoming movies, and this year’s Super Bowl was no exception.
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Giant sports venues are often deemed the ideal time to put in a plug for upcoming movies, and this year’s Super Bowl was no exception.
Years ago, I visited Scotland and spent a couple weeks mingling with people that hadn’t yet sought a referendum on independence from the United Kingdom.
300 years ago this year, the city of San Antonio had it’s earliest beginings.
Following her “speaking your truth” speech at the Golden Globes last night, the media is abuzz at the prospect of a President Oprah.
In true political fashion, Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush has changed his publicly stated opinion regarding the transformation of the Alamo site without recognizing previous statements.
A few months back, I was introduced to a relatively recent song from the country group known as the Keefe Auber Band.
A few months ago, my family and I made a visit to the United States National Cemetery in San Antonio, out near Fort Sam Houston.
On the 12th of October, in an announcement that went out with little fanfare, the U.S. Department of State declared to the United Nations that they were pulling out of the UNESCO...
Ray Myers was hoping to bring grassroots sensibility to the “Re-Imagined Alamo” project when he reached out, last April, to Land Commissioner George P. Bush.
Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton appeared on Fox Business yesterday.
Soon, “Remember the Alamo” will have a completely new meaning to patriotic Texans, that is if George P. Bush and his allies, like Speaker Joe Straus, have their way.
Modern America is a land of deep division and bitter disputes.