Remember the World Heritage Site!
Photo Credit: Flickr | rezagilani Author: Jason Cohen San Antonio’s five missions, including the Alamo, could become the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Texas. Publish Date: Wed, 2012-06-06...
View ArticleCould Texas Survive As a Sovereign Nation?
Photo Credit: bigthink.com Author: Susan Shepard Or would it be too big to succeed? Publish Date: Fri, 2012-06-08 12:20Every seventh-grader raised in Texas knows that the state was once its own...
View ArticleGalveston Moves One Step Closer to Embracing Jack Johnson
Photo Credit: Michael Hoinski Author: Michael Hoinski A group of Galvestonians work to open Jack Johnson Park, the city’s latest effort to reclaim its most famous son since turning its back on him a...
View ArticleShould Booze Be Served at the Alamo Complex?
Photo Credit: Istockphoto Author: Sonia Smith A new rule from the General Land Office is set to allow caterers to serve alcohol at events held in Alamo Hall, a building that is not within the 1836...
View ArticleHow to Raise a Texan
Photo Credit: Randal Ford Author: Jake Silverstein Our forthcoming issue, on newsstands next week, tackles this subject, but we couldn’t wait any longer to share the cover of this special issue....
View ArticleWill Archer City Survive Without Larry McMurtry’s Bookstores?
Photo Credit: Associated Press | Donna McWilliam Author: Paul Knight The prize-winning author, who recently sold off nearly 300,000 books, plans to close three of his four stores. What happens to tiny...
View ArticleWhat the Obscenely Rich Might Get for Christmas This Year
Photo Credit: Screenshot | Neiman-Marcus Author: Jason Cohen All I want for Christmas is … a jet pack? Yes, the Neiman Marcus Christmas Book is here. Publish Date: Thu, 2012-10-11 13:50All I want for...
View ArticleR.I.P. Big Tex
Photo Credit: AP Images Author: Sonia Smith Big Tex went up in flames Friday. Publish Date: Fri, 2012-10-19 16:14Big Tex passed away Friday after being burned alive. He was 60. He was preceded in...
View ArticleBig Tex‘s Original Head Lives On
Author: Chuck Matula Despite the Texas icon’s untimely demise, one Dallas man has the structure’s original head stored in a barn. Publish Date: Fri, 2012-11-02 10:44No doubt you’re still grieving the...
View ArticleSix World Records Set in Texas...and Four More That Need to Be
Photo Credit: Twitter | @fritolay Author: Jason Cohen World’s biggest Frito pie? Check. Most consecutive back handsprings? Got it. Largest pecan pie? Indeed. But when it comes to some truly important...
View ArticleNew Braunfels Buc-ee’s Scores “America’s Best Restroom” Title
Photo Credit: Buc-ee’s Author: Jason Cohen The 68,000-square-foot, infamously clean convenience store and highway stop with 83 toilets enters the restroom “Hall of Fame,” winning Cintas’s 11th annual...
View ArticleHow the White House Might Respond to Texas Secession Petition
Photo Credit: AP Photo | LM Otero Author: Jason Cohen When citizens petitioned the White House to release their beer recipe, the WH responded in less than a month. Texas secession will take longer....
View ArticleDoonesbury on the “Breakaway Republic” of Texas
Photo Credit: Doonesbury | Universal UClick Author: Jason Cohen G.B. Trudeau worked the Alamo, SXSW, Bush, Perry, and an Aggie joke into six Doonesbury strips about Texas secession, but unlike his...
View ArticlePhil Collins’s Alamo Obsession to Become a Documentary Film
Photo Credit: Ben Powell Author: Jason Cohen Check out the trailer for a work-in-progress by Ben Powell, the photographer who shot Collins’s artifact collection for his book The Alamo and Beyond....
View ArticleIt’s Spelled Y’all, Y’all.
Photo Credit: www.texasgiftsonline.com Author: Jason Cohen If there’s one thing Texans love more than saying y’all, it’s a good argument. Texas Monthly readers react to the Department of Criminal...
View ArticleRIP, Larry L. King
Photo Credit: Bill Wittliff/The Wittliff Collections Author: John Spong The writer who was known for writing the book for the Broadway musical The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas died Thursday at 83....
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