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Drive-in theaters, long past their heyday, remain as beacons of nostalgia that offer cinema under a boundless sky
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This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Old-World Baked Beans from July 1955
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Feast your eyes on these photos, which show that foodies abound everywhere
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Sometimes your eyes—like the oversized food on Texas menus—are bigger than your stomach
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Superstition’s grip on our family may finally be slipping
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Drive In, Chill Out
Drive-in theaters, long past their heyday, remain as beacons of nostalgia that offer cinema under a boundless sky
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Make It a Large
Sometimes your eyes—like the oversized food on Texas menus—are bigger than your stomach
June 2019 Photo Contest
Focus on Texas: Feedin’ Time
Feast your eyes on these photos, which show that foodies abound everywhere
Texas History
The Nylon Campaign
Texas Co-op Power has defended electric cooperatives against gossip and graft since 1944
75th Anniversary
75th Anniversary Timeline: Science and Technology
Highlighting events and milestones through the years that coincide with Texas Co-op Power’s 75 years of publication
Texas USA
D-Day’s Texas Legend
James Earl Rudder, an Aggie from Eden, led a Ranger battalion in the perilous invasion of France 75 years ago
Currents
Just a Hop, Skip and a Jump Away
Some of the topics we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue
TCP Kitchen
Standout Summer Sides
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Old-World Baked Beans from July 1955
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Layer Cakes
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Cider ’n’ Spice Cake from October 1977
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DIY Takeout
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Golden Rice Salad from October 1968
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Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!
This month’s 75th anniversary look back features Chicken Cacciatore from August 1949
Hit the Road With Chet Garner
Lowly Activities in Arlington
Top O’ Hill Terrace was a tearoom atop an underground gambling hideout
Hit the Road With Chet Garner
Higher Education
An inspiring desk perched on Hancock Hill overlooks Sul Ross State University in Alpine
Hit the Road With Chet Garner
Bible-Powered Flight
The Ezekiel Airship may have made man’s first flight in 1902 near Pittsburg
Energy News
Considering Solar? Know the Facts
Many factors affect true cost and actual energy savings
Energy Safety
Why Electricity Is Dangerous
Contact with this valuable resource can cause injuries or death
