The Texas flag waved in the evening sun at the start of rodeo action at the 2013 North Texas Fair and Rodeo in Denton.(File Photo / Denton Record-Chronicle) Happy Friday, Curious Texans! Texas ...
You don't need a Texas home library. A few relatively inexpensive books — plus some websites — can ensure that your Texas history remains factual. Let's set aside historical fiction for now. What ...
Studio 512 interns Manthurs Oseni and Gracie Watt challenged Rosie and Steph to a bevy of fun Texas facts in honor of Texas Independence Day, which is March 2nd. What’s the third most common language ...
The State Board of Education voted to significantly increase instruction in Texas history. Soon, students will study Texas and the people and events that define it in most grade levels before high ...
Because everyone should be armed for bar trivia success, I present: A few random Texas facts that might come in handy. These are taken from trivia questions I remember, one New York Times crossword ...
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New historical organization aims to tell Texas history through an inclusive, ‘21st century approach’
The U.S. and Texas flags fly over the Texas Capitol during the first day of the 88th Texas Legislative Session in Austin, Texas, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023. When Texas historian Gregg Cantrell took part ...
On the mild, cloudy day of April 14, 2015, exactly 150 years and five days after Confederate general Robert E. Lee surrendered to the Union Army at a courthouse in Virginia, an unusual spectacle took ...
Texas is experiencing a booming economy these days, with rapid advancements in many sectors not traditionally associated with the Lone Star State. Petroleum products remain the state's largest export, ...
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