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The Mother Road still offers a journey through a slice of American life
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You can never have too many options when it comes to serving Gulf shrimp, right?
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Route 66 lures all, from street rods to muscle cars
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We’re not saying opposites attract, but this photo contest sure attracted stunning shots by our readers
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Unexplained coincidence prompts photographer’s reunion with couple at Cadillac Ranch
Currents
Collecting the Quilted and Gilded
Some of the topics we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue
Co-op People
Carrying Through
Eagle Scout eases foster children’s emotional baggage with gifts of duffel bags
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The Winters of Their Lives
They come from colder climes, and while they’re here, Winter Texans volunteer and spread warmth
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Connecting Your Home
High-tech devices allow you to control lights, appliances and air conditioning wirelessly
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East Texas Mojo
Writer Joe R. Lansdale’s gritty Pineywoods fiction captivates Hollywood and international fans
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Back to the Beach
The Texas coast, battered by Hurricane Harvey in some spots, perseveres and lures beach dwellers and visitors alike
TCP Kitchen
How Do You Like Your Shrimp?
You can never have too many options when it comes to serving Gulf shrimp, right?
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Your Best Grilled Cheese
This yummy, easy sandwich is beloved by most everyone—but you should see what makes these extra special
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Cake Walk
What better way to celebrate graduations, baby and bridal showers, and mom than with a luscious, beautiful homemade cake?
Hit the Road
Happy in Hico
Hints of history and legend pepper modern life in northern Hill Country town
Energy Efficiency
Not All Air Filters Are Created Equal
Breathe easier by investing in high-quality filters
Around Texas
The Bonham Quilt Hop, July 27–28, involves more than 300 quilts displayed at nine sites around town plus one in nearby Honey Grove. The Fannin County Barn Quilt Trail is also in the area.
Find more events all across the state on our Events page.
Illustration by Bart Browne
