Feature A Midday Matinee for Millions Where will you be when a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse darkens Texas next month?
Footnotes in Texas History A Revere of Our Own Young Katy Jennings raced bareback to alert her fellow Texians about the advancing Mexican army
Co-op People ‘The Retirement of a Legend’ Danny Williams, Texas Electric Cooperatives safety instructor who always tried to ‘teach them the right way,’ wraps up a career that spanned seven decades
Hit the Road with Chet Garner Doing Time Brown County’s history museum lets visitors lock into law and order
Finish This Sentence If I Could TurnBack the Clock … Here are the many ways readers finished this sentence
Reader Contest Finish This Sentence Help us finish this month’s sentence and you could see your answer in the magazine
February 2024 Photo Contest Focus on Texas: Vibrant Color We are drawn to favorite shades, and they’re all around us
Feature Puzzling Times These Texas puzzle-makers help folks while away the hours and fill their kitchen tables with beauty
Feature Dreaming Big Students and community leaders collaborate to build tiny homes that help veterans become whole again
Feature Making History For more than 50 years, artists have been drawn to this quiet, tucked-away studio row
Hit the Road with Chet Garner Doing Time Brown County’s history museum lets visitors lock into law and order
Hit The Road with Chet Garner Art and Parts A Liberty Hill artist diverts discarded toys from the trash heap
Hit The Road with Chet Garner Moment’s Notice A history museum in Laredo marks a short-lived republic’s capital
Hit the Road With Chet Garner True Texploration See all the places Chet has visited with Texas Co-op Power
Energy Efficiency Save With a DIY Home Energy Audit Learn where you might be leaking energy—and then save money
Energy Efficiency Is Your Holiday Lighting Naughty or Nice? Shoot for saving energy and end up on Santa’s happy list
Feature Bat Lodging A conservationist creates a unique oasis for roving insect hunters in Central Texas
Texas History Galveston’s Immigration Station Hundreds of thousands of newcomers passed through the “Ellis Island of Texas”