Burning Inside: What Prison Heat Does to a Menopausal Body – Scalawag
Incarcerated writer Kwaneta Harris reflects on the tole that prison conditions take on the menopausal body.| Scalawag
From witnessing her father‘s suicide to losing everything in a home fire, Jolanda Jones says she knows what it’s like| TheGrio
When most people think of Texas, they think of BBQ, cowboy boots, and the fact that it takes a literal day... The post Lavender Fields in Texas: A Blooming Good Time in the Hill Country appeared first on Mommy Travels.| Mommy Travels
When most people think of the Lone Star State, they picture hot summer days, sprawling ranches, and desert landscapes. But every... The post Where to See Fall Foliage in Texas appeared first on Mommy Travels.| Mommy Travels
Incarcerated writer Kwaneta Harris reflects on the tole that prison conditions take on the menopausal body.| Scalawag
Written by EcoMadres Los huracanes han dejado de ser desastres aislados para convertirse en una clara señal de nuestra vulnerabilidad colectiva. EcoMadres conversó con expertos para hablar sobre cómo las tormentas extremas provocadas por el clima están transformando las comunidades y cómo podemos fortalecer nuestra resiliencia.| Moms Clean Air Force
Written by EcoMadres Hurricanes have ceased to be isolated disasters and are instead a clear signal of our collective vulnerability. EcoMadres sat down with experts to talk about how climate-driven extreme storms are transforming communities and how we can build resilience.| Moms Clean Air Force
ENGIE North America announced that it has entered a PPA with Meta for the new 600-MW Swenson Ranch Solar project in Stonewall county, southeast of Lubbock, Texas. The project will be the single largest asset in ENGIE’s more than 11 GW operating and in construction portfolio consisting of solar, wind and battery storage assets in… The post New 600-MW Texas solar project will power Meta data centers appeared first on Solar Power World.| Solar Power World
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D., Texas) owned stocks in at least 25 companies that she did not disclose to the public during her first congressional run in 2022, even though she'd quietly admitted to the holdings the previous year as a Texas state legislator. Crockett also didn't reveal the stock holdings once she got to Washington in 2023. The post Inside Jasmine Crockett's Secret Stock Portfolio and Failed Attempts To Become a Marijuana Magnate appeared first on .|
Even some champions of California’s citizen-drawn Congressional maps support the Nov. 4 ballot measure to suspend them and counter Trump’s attacks. The post Prop 50 Supporters See a Litmus Test for Democracy appeared first on .|
This farmhouse-inspired home was designed by Michael G. Imber Architects along with Fern Santini Design, located in Columbus, Texas.| One Kindesign
A SportsEpreneur NIL Deep Dive TL;DR Texas colleges can now pay athletes directly — up to about $20.5 million per school per year. High school seniors (17+) can sign NIL deals but can’t receive payment until they enroll in college. A new “fair market value” system means the NCAA and Deloitte are monitoring every deal. ... Read more The post Texas NIL 2026: What Every Athlete, Parent, and Coach Should Know appeared first on SportsEpreneur.| SportsEpreneur
If convicted, people who showed up to a protest could face “decades of prison time,” the National Lawyers Guild says.| Articles – Truthout
Looking for the best Halloween events and activities in Houston this year? You’re in the right place! Houston has a ton of exciting ways to celebrate the spookiest season of the year, from family-friendly festivals and pumpkin patches to thrilling haunted houses and costume parties. Check out our top picks for the must-see Halloween events in Houston, Texas for 2025, and get ready for some Halloween icky good time! Best Halloween Events in Houston, Texas 2025 Drunk Dracula Get ready for a n...| My Curly Adventures
If you’ve never spent October in Denton, you’re missing out on one of the most creative, fun, and downright magical Halloween celebrations in Texas. Every year, the city of Denton transforms into a full-blown Halloweentown complete with eerie lights, costume contests, ghost stories, and spooky surprises tucked into every corner of downtown Denton. It’s a month-long celebration that proves why Denton is the official Halloween capital of Texas. In this blog, I’m sharing all the best pla...| My Curly Adventures
As the spooky season rolls in, Dallas, Texas, comes alive with Halloween thrills and chills. If you’re on the hunt for family-friendly fun or spine-tingling scares, the city has plenty of exciting events lined up to make your Halloween weekend unforgettable. From haunted houses to eerie festivals, you’ll find a range of activities to fully embrace the Halloween spirit. Check out this list of must-see Halloween events in Dallas for 2025! Top 2025 Halloween Events in Dallas Dark Hour Haunt...| My Curly Adventures
Embrace the spooky season with the thrilling Halloween events in Austin, Texas, for 2025! From spine-chilling haunted houses to festive family activities, the city is buzzing with Halloween excitement. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the best Halloween events and activities happening across Austin, so you can make the most of this spooky season. Get ready to explore, celebrate, and immerse yourself in the Halloween spirit right here in the heart of Texas! Must-See Halloween Events in Aus...| My Curly Adventures
Experience the thrills of Halloween in San Antonio, featuring exciting events, from family-friendly activities to spine-chilling adventures.| My Curly Adventures
Summer never ends at this Gulf Coast RV park. Bay views, year-round fun, and perfect weather await at Port Lavaca/Matagorda Bay KOA Holiday. The post Looking for Endless Summer? You’ll Find It at This Gulf Coast RV Park appeared first on RV LIFE.| RV LIFE
An earlier post showed gayfeather flower spikes (Liatris punctata var. mucronata) in Leander on September 18th. A closer shot showed a little white snail on one of the flower spikes. I got even closer than that, as today’s two portraits confirm. In the one above, I took advantage of the strong shadow crossing the … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
Three years ago today at the I-20 Wildlife Preserve in Midland I came across a Baccharis that was new to me, Baccharis salcina. I wouldn’t have known the species but a sign conveniently identified it. And how about those wispy clouds? § We’re traveling, so you’ll understand if I’m slow to … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
From the September 20th visit to Convict Hill Quarry Neighborhood Park come these two portraits. The first shows Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum, known by a slew of names: chile pequín, chile piquín, chile tepin, chiltepin, chile petin, bird pepper, turkey pepper, cayenne pepper. (Notice how the first five of those are phonetic variants of … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
The lichens were on a dead Ashe juniper tree (Juniperus ashei) at Convict Hill Quarry Park on September 20th. § We’re traveling, so you’ll understand if I’m slow to reply to your comments. © 2025 Steven Schwartzman| Portraits of Wildflowers
Behold two takes on dried out Texas thistles (Cirsium texanum)with spiderwebs on them in Cedar Park two years ago today. § We’re traveling, so you’ll understand if I’m slow to reply to your comments. © 2025 Steven Schwartzman| Portraits of Wildflowers
Like those trick drawings that a viewer can interpret in two quite different ways,today’s photograph could show waves breaking on a rough sea or wispy clouds in the sky. § We’re traveling, so you’ll understand if I’m slow to reply to your comments. © 2025 Steven Schwartzman … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
On September 18th close to the North Fork of the San Gabriel River east of Tejas Park in Williamson County I encountered two wildflowers I didn’t recognize. I took pictures of both and hoped for the best. Later, one turned out to be from India. I had better luck with the other, which I … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
On the September 20th visit to Convict Hill Quarry Neighborhood Park I did a couple of takes on giant ragweed, Ambrosia trifida. The species name trifida means ‘cleft into three,’ a reference to the plant’s three-lobed lower leaves. As you see above, one of those had turned yellow, and its two side lobes were … … Continue reading →| Portraits of Wildflowers
From September 18th at Tejas Park in Williamson County come two looks at two snapdragon vine flowers (Maurandella antirrhiniflora). The straight-on view always has me imagining a grinning mo…| Portraits of Wildflowers
Texas Senate Bill 6 (SB-6) is reshaping the energy landscape for large-load customers. With new rules around interconnection, backup generation and load curtailment, SB-6 isn’t just about compliance—it’s about opportunity. This webinar will show you how to turn regulatory requirements into a competitive advantage by utilizing your flexible energy as a grid asset. Learn how … Continue reading Unlock Revenue Through Energy Flexibility Today, Get Ready for SB6’s Impact on Large Load Pa...| CPower Energy
The country’s largest teachers unions are teaming up with tech companies like Microsoft and OpenAI to help educators build literacy in artificial intelligence.| AP News
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) have made several recent changes to Mexican fruit fly (Mexfly) quarantines in Texas. DONNA REMOVED On Sept. 10, the agencies reduced the Donna Mexfly quarantine in Hidalgo County by 66 square miles, including 945 acres of commercial citrus. The amended quarantine ... Read More The post Changes to Mexfly Quarantines in Texas appeared first on Citrus Industry Magaz...| Citrus Industry Magazine
Editor's note: The top energy transition stories for the start of October include Texas' big bet on nuclear energy, ERCOT's innovative efforts, CenterPoint's capital improvement plan, and more. Read on for the five most-read EnergyCapitalHTX stories published Oct.1-15, 2025: 1. Policy adviser tapped to lead ‘nuclear renaissance’ in Texas As Texas places a $350 million bet on nuclear energy, a budget and policy adviser for Gov. Greg Abbott has been tapped to head the newly created Texas Ad...| Energy Capital
Menu from Granger’s in Sabine Pass ca. 1940s or 50s Reader Bill Gay sent me these great scans of the menu from Granger’s in Sabine Pass after reading my column about barbecue crabs in the Houston Chronicle. I’d say these … Continue reading →| J.C. Reid, Texas
New Zion BBQ I’ve just created a page that lists all of my Houston Chronicle barbecue columns, with non-paywalled links for your viewing pleasure. You can view it by clicking here, or clicking the “My Houston Chronicle BBQ Columns” at … Continue reading →| J.C. Reid, Texas
2014 UK Barbecue Tour – photo rooreynolds I’ll be touring Texas-inspired barbecue joints in the United Kingdom starting January 8th. Here’s some background. The export of Texas barbecue – or more specifically the culture of Texas barbecue – is a … Continue reading →| J.C. Reid, Texas
Jack Herrera of The Texas Monthly asks whether farming can survive without laborers. His article is titled “Are We Living Through the End of Texas Farming?“ Didn’t anyone in the Trump administration think about the impact of their draconian deportation policies on farming, the tourist industry, and other sectors where immigrants are employed? Apparently not. […]| Diane Ravitch's blog
Thousands Rally Across Texas for "No Kings" Protest Against Trump Administration Millions of Americans nationwide participated in "No Kings" protests over the weekend, denouncing President Donald Trump and his administration's policies. The demonstrations aimed to show opposition to what participants called an erosion of democracy and constitutional norms. READ MORE. Send us tips!: tips@DNM.news Rep. […] The post LONESTAR — 10.21.2025 — 'No Kings' Protest Gathers Thousands Across Texas ...| Texas Politics
U.S. Representative Chip Roy (R) is pressing the San Antonio Airport (SAT) for answers after reports surfaced that the airport refused to display a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) video, which addresses the ongoing government shutdown and its impact on Transportation Security Administration (TSA) operations. Roy expressed disappointment in a letter to SAT Officials, citing […] The post Chip Roy Questions San Antonio International Airport Over DHS Video Refusal appeared first on Texas ...| Texas Politics
During an interview with Newsmax, U.S. Representative Beth Van Duyne (R) criticized congressional Democrats amid the ongoing government shutdown, arguing that they have repeatedly supported similar spending bills in the past, but are now obstructing progress due to political opposition to President Donald Trump. "We have seen Democrats vote for this 13 times; the only […] The post Beth Van Duyne Criticizes Democrats for Ongoing Government Shutdown appeared first on Texas Politics.| Texas Politics
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R), joined by Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), has introduced the Advancing Research in Nuclear Fuel Recycling Act of 2025. The legislation aims to strengthen America's energy independence through nuclear innovation. The bill directs the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to conduct a comprehensive study on the costs, benefits, and risks of […] The post Ted Cruz Leads Bipartisan Push to Advance Nuclear Fuel Recycling Research appeared first on Texas Politics.| Texas Politics
Millions of Americans nationwide participated in "No Kings" protests over the weekend, denouncing President Donald Trump and his administration's policies. The demonstrations aimed to show opposition to what participants called an erosion of democracy and constitutional norms. In Texas, rallies took place across the state, with the largest gathering occurring in Austin, where it was […] The post Thousands Rally Across Texas for "No Kings" Protest Against Trump Administration appeared first ...| Texas Politics
Austin Mayor Responds to Greg Abbott's 'No Kings' Protest Order Governor Greg Abbott (R) announced this week the deployment of the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas National Guard to Austin ahead of the “No Kings” protest that is planned for October 18th. Austin Mayor Kirk Watson has responded to the governor’s order, […] The post LONESTAR — 10.20.2025 — Austin Mayor Responds to Greg Abbott's 'No Kings' Protest Order — Cornyn Introduces No Sharia Act — and More.....| Texas Politics
Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced an expanded investigation into the University of North Texas (UNT) after the school allegedly failed to take disciplinary action against students who celebrated the political assassination of Charlie Kirk and issued threats of violence to fellow students. Paxton previously demanded answers from UNT regarding reports of left-wing extremism on […] The post Ken Paxton Expands Investigation into UNT Over Failure to Address Extremism appeared first on Te...| Texas Politics
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R) praised the announcement that the National Domestic Violence Hotline, based in Austin, Texas, will receive nearly $19 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). The funding will allow the Hotline to continue providing 24/7 support for […] The post Cornyn Applauds $19M for National Domestic Violence Hotline appeared first on Texas Politics.| Texas Politics
Governor Greg Abbott (R) announced this week the deployment of the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas National Guard to Austin ahead of the “No Kings” protest that is planned for October 18th. Austin Mayor Kirk Watson has responded to the governor’s order, assuring that the city is ready to cooperate while protecting […] The post Austin Mayor Responds to Greg Abbott's 'No Kings' Protest Order appeared first on Texas Politics.| Texas Politics
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R), joined by Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), has introduced the No Sharia Act, which aims to prohibit the use or enforcement of Sharia Law a| Texas Politics
Data centers, including those built to train and run AI, are expanding fast in Texas. That matters to consumers because these big electricity users drive electricity demand and higher prices, plus require upgrades to transmission and distribution lines. How those costs are shared among consumers could impact your electricity bills for years to come. The AI Data Center Boom in Texas Texas is one of the top locations for data centers in the United States, thanks to our lower than average electr...| ElectricityPlans
Short term electricity plans can give you excellent value and flexibility. Consider these 6-month electricity contracts for savings.| ElectricityPlans
"A ghost town enthusiast searches for the essence of these scarcely populated locales."| Longreads
AMARILLO, TX (October 20, 2025) - Saturday night, authorities arrested Tre Galvin following an alarming DWI crash near Austin Street.| Sweet Lawyers
The closest US abortion clinic to Corpus Christi, Texas, is at least an 8-hour car ride away in New Mexico. It’s a drive that fewer southern Texas women are taking due to the popularity of abortion pills, despite pro-life legislation attempting to restrict access in the state. Out-of-state travel for abortions dropped 8 percent in Read more... The post How Abortion Pills Change the Fight for Life appeared first on Christianity Today.| Christianity Today
SailTime SailTime Houston Celebrates A Decade On The Water Family-Owned Sailing Club Marks a Decade of Seamless Boating in Kemah SailTime Houston, the area’s premier fractional sailing club, is proud to celebrate its 10th anniversary this summer. Located in the heart of Kemah and serving the broader Houston sailing community, SailTime Houston has grown into one of the most respected sailing destinations on the […] The post SailTime Houston Celebrates A Decade On The Water appeared first o...| SailTime
"DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: The Immersive Quest" combines live performance, cinematic storytelling and interactive challenges. The post DUNGEONS & DRAGONS fantasy adventure coming to Dallas area appeared first on Rovology.| Rovology
“Yeah, get in the truck and go.”| The Baptist Paper
As well as being the Live Music Capital of the World, Austin is a top foodie destination in Texas. From the best tacos and margaritas to the top BBQ joints, travelers (and locals) won’t miss a meal in Austin. In addition to the Tex-Mex stables, ATX is a brunch destination, and it also features some [...] The post From BBQ to Pizza to Tacos: Top 50+ Places to Eat in Austin appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
Across Texas, people celebrate Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, with parades and parties. From San Antonio, Texas, cities host elaborate celebrations, decorate with candy skulls and construct altars adorned with marigolds. The Day of the Dead sounds macabre; however, it celebrates death as a part of the life cycle. The separation [...] The post Day of the Dead in San Antonio: Best Celebrations in Texas appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
Austin is the FUN capital of Texas. With its university in the center of town, it offers lots of activities, especially outdoors. From Lady Bird Lake to the Austin Zoo, Austinites love to spend time outdoors. WIth about 300 days of sunshine a year, rain mostly won’t get in your way either. Here are the [...] The post From ACL to Zoo: 21 Outdoorsy Things to Do in Austin appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
A skip away from both San Antonio and Austin, Lockhart looks like a movie set, though it lives a novel. It draws visitors with a mix of vintage charm and a splash of swagger. Missing are the kitschy souvenir shops; instead, find a delightful mix of music shops next to vintage boutiques next to leather [...] The post Lovin on Lockhart: Top Things to Do in Lockhart Texas appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
If you’re in Austin for the weekend, then head to South Congress; it’s a quick jaunt across Lady Bird Lake. This pedestrian-friendly strip is home to some of Austin’s most iconic experiences, like its murals. You might be in town for one of the music festivals, like October’s Austin City Limits Music Festival at Zilker [...] The post 15 Best Things to Do in South Congress Austin to Make the Most of Your Trip appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
Fall is an excellent time to sample Texas Wine, so plan a weekend getaway today. October is wine month in Texas. Visitors can tour wineries, learn about winemaking and sample the bounty, then sample at vineyards, wineries and tasting rooms across Texas. From the Texas Panhandle to the Texas Hill Country, here are the top [...] The post From Fredericksburg to Lubbock: Guide to Texas Wine Country appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
With the first real cold front, the trees in Texas will burst into shades of yellow, orange and even fiery red. Plan a getaway to enjoy a hike, a camping trip, or enjoy the view. Many Texas State Parks offer the ideal location for a fall color getaway. Get inspired, then pack your favorite flannel [...] The post 7 Top Places to Find Fall Color in Texas appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
With summer-like temperatures still present in the middle of October, there is not much one would think could be in bloom right now. I do recall, though, that in our old home’s front garden, Blue Plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) always beat … Read More| Through Brazilian Eyes
A simple stop at an ice cream shop in Port Aransas, Texas, led me to discover this beautiful flowering shrub. The shop owners had no idea what this shrub was called, but a quick online search provided me with the … Read More| Through Brazilian Eyes
Lens-Artists Challenge #368: Looking Back to Lens-Artists Challenge #106: Autumn Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are beginning to experience the beauty that fall colors bring. However, if you live in Texas, the colors are barely there. There are … Read More| Through Brazilian Eyes
An international coalition of more than 1,400 governmental and civil conservation organizations has called on its members to increase efforts to curb fossil fuel extraction and work toward a global fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty. The International Union for Conservation of Nature adopted Motion 42 on Thursday, explicitly calling fossil fuel production a threat to nature, […]| Inside Climate News
If you’re looking for more than pumpkin spice everything and cozy sweaters this fall, why not try a Texas corn maze? Here are some of the best corn mazes in Texas that are guaranteed to blow your mind. The post Texas Corn Maze: 15 Fun Ones to Visit This Fall! appeared first on Kids Are A Trip.| Kids Are A Trip
Spain Fusion Texas se ha consolidado como la cita de referencia con la gastronomía española en San Antonio. Por cuarto año consecutivo, la segunda ciudad más poblada del estado de Texas (1,4 millones de habitantes) acogerá la acción gastronómica organizada por Vocento Gastronomía y promovida por Alimentos de España y Foods & Wines from Spain […] The post Spain Fusion Texas se consolida como la cita de referencia con la gastronomía española en su cuarta edición en San Antonio app...| 7 Caníbales
Some pictures from our time at the Dallas Arboretum last month.| Anthony Ciccarello
Rain lily ~ Zephyranthes chlorosolen Despite a bit of drought creeping into our area, rain does fall from time to time. Of course, when the forecast calls for ‘scattered showers,’ the amount of actual rain can vary substantially. Last week, a west Texas ranch manager reported inches of rain from clouds hovering just above his … Continue reading Scattered Showers, Scattered Flowers| Lagniappe
Purple leatherflower ~ Clematis pitcheri The appearance and eventual fall of brilliantly colored leaves may be the most familiar tokens of autumn in northern climes, but as we near mid-October on Texas’s coastal plain, a variety of plants continue to replenish their flowers. Because individual flowers seem to decline more quickly than in full summer, … Continue reading Summer Rhythms in a Season of Decline| Lagniappe
Blue sage ~ Salvia azurea Thick with ripening grasses and emerging sunflowers, the Armand Bayou prairie is lovely as ever, but much of the color from late summer flowers has faded. Still, along the…| Lagniappe
Houston’s Mega-Planned Parenthood Closed!! (Texas Right to Life) Once the largest abortion facility in the western hemisphere, Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast in Houston shut down on September 30! Thanks be to God! What a powerful victory for life! This is an answer to prayer! Pro-Life activists gathered throughout the day in celebration, thanking God for […] The post Texas Says, “BYE-BYE Planned Parenthood!” appeared first on Concerned Women for America.| Concerned Women for America
EL PASO, TX (October 13, 2025) - Saturday afternoon, a startling vehicle crash on Transmountain Road and Mile Marker 19 injured one person.| Sweet Lawyers
A Miami jury decided that Elon Musk’s car company Tesla was partly responsible for a deadly crash in Florida involving its Autopilot driver assist technology and must pay the victims more than $240 million in damages.| AP News
Fall in Texas is a season like no other. As the summer heat gives way to crisp autumn air, Texas transforms into a wonderland of lively festivals and vibrant aspen leaves that paint everything gold. Autumn is my favorite season to explore the Lone Star State when the scorching summer sun heat fades away, and winter chills are yet to arrive. From pumpkin patches and haunted houses to music festivals and scenic hikes, there’s no shortage of fall activities in the Texas Hill Country to fill yo...| My Curly Adventures
Experience the thrills of Halloween in San Antonio, featuring exciting events, from family-friendly activities to spine-chilling adventures.| My Curly Adventures
In this episode, we dive into one of the most unique and complex aspects of Texas oil and gas development: allocation wells and the state’s unique approach to pooling mineral interests. Unlike most oil-producing states that have robust forced pooling statutes, Texas takes a different approach that gives mineral owners more control but creates significant […] The post MRP 304: Understanding Texas Allocation Wells and Pooling appeared first on The Mineral Rights Podcast.| The Mineral Rights Podcast
The decision to sell a property without professional representation is one that many Texas homeowners consider, particularly in markets where property values have appreciated significantly and the potential savings from avoiding commission costs appear substantial.| Ninebird Properties
Yes, we may be incarcerated, but we are still humans, and that should be reason enough for fair medical care. Read more via Scalawag: The reality of mental health care in prison.| Scalawag
As a surfeit of emotions overwhelms me at once as I count one hundred and ninety-seven steps. The officers are waiting for me with wolfish grins. I know that something is not right. Read more via Scalawag: The Gauntlet: Fight Night in a Texas Prison.| Scalawag
The Texas Rangers police force was founded in 1823 to enforce colonial rule in a "for whites only” government. Read more via Scalawag: The Colonial History of Texas Rangers.| Scalawag
Fall festivals are a great chance to experience tasty food, live music, and local culture. Here's a six-pack of festivals to visit this fall. The post Unique Fall Festivals for RVers appeared first on RV LIFE.| RV LIFE
From 15 years ago today comes an ant on an opening rain lily (Zephyranthes sp.). Below, from August 26th of this year, the flower-treader was a crab spider. § We’re traveling, so you’ll understand if I’m slow to reply to your comments. © 2025 Steven Schwartzman| Portraits of Wildflowers
Here’s a closer look at the showy palafoxia (Palafoxia hookeriana)we found in abundance at Bastrop State Park on September 13th. This species is conspicuously and contact…| Portraits of Wildflowers
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has given the go-ahead to the Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange to operate as a national securities exchange, clearing the way for the TXSE to begin trading stocks and exchange-traded products by early 2026. TXSE is the first fully integrated national securities exchange to receive SEC approval in decades. A release calls it "a milestone decision" that restores competition in America's public markets. The organization has already laid the groundwork...| InnovationMap
Public Health Watch Every day for a solid year, Krystal Nice would check the Social Security Administration website at 5:15 a.m. for updates. She had applied for disability benefits in April 2024, but kept waiting for a decision. With two children and little income or savings, the monthly $1,537 disability check could help her make ends meet, including paying the rent.| Rosalynn Carter Fellowships
From Public Health Watch and Texas Community Health News About a year after Blanco County launched its community health paramedicine program in 2022, paramedic Wesley Patton was referred to a patient in the local jail. The man had been arrested on terroristic threat charges tied to his substance use.| Rosalynn Carter Fellowships
Three wastewater workers are dead following a suspected hydrogen sulfide gas leak that occurred during a lift station repair at the Westwood Shores Municipal Utility District wastewater plant in Trinity County, Texas. The August 27 incident resulted in a shelter-in-place order until local law enforcement was able to confirm what happened to the unconscious workers […] The post Hydrogen sulfide leak overcomes three workers during Texas lift station repair appeared first on Environmental Scie...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
In an op-ed for The Washington Times, U.S. Representative August Pfluger (R) criticized the Biden-Harris Administration's energy policies and highlighted Republ| Texas Politics
Sweet Man’s Mom is 100 yrs. Old! Momma V We celebrated sweet man’s beautiful Mom this past weekend!! She turned 100! Many friends and family attended a lovely reception for her in Texas! Loved ones…| Two Trails One Road
Discover the unique design and dining experiences at Hotel Lucine, a reimagined mid-century motor lodge in Galveston, Texas. The post My Stay at Hotel Lucine, Galveston’s Design-Forward Boutique Hotel appeared first on Feastio.| Feastio
Experience the best of San Antonio at Pullman Market, where local ingredients and innovative dining come together in a historic venue. The post Inside Pullman Market, an Exciting New Addition to San Antonio's Pearl District appeared first on Feastio.| Feastio
Explore Carter Creek Winery Resort & Spa, where wine and nature come together for a perfect Texas Hill Country retreat. The post Celebrating the Texas Hill Country at Carter Creek Winery Resort & Spa appeared first on Feastio.| Feastio
Discover Pasta Bar Austin, a creative dining experience with a unique 10-course tasting menu by renowned chefs. The post My Pasta Bar Experience, From Aperol Cocktails to Punk Rock Desserts appeared first on Feastio.| Feastio
Across the state, there are a variety of fall festivals, with everything from pumpkin carving to apple cannons and corn mazes. No matter what your family is looking for, you're sure to find it at one of the best pumpkin patches in Texas! The post The Ultimate Guide to the 15 Best Pumpkin Patches in Texas (2025) appeared first on Kids Are A Trip.| Kids Are A Trip
A trip to the National Parks is the perfect way for all ages to experience our country's most majestic sites. If you’re looking to stay overnight near or in a national park, you don’t have to go far to find something a little less rugged. There are amazing glampsites that are better (and cheaper) than most hotels out there! So here are the best places for glamping near National Parks. The post Best Places for Glamping near National Parks appeared first on Kids Are A Trip.| Kids Are A Trip
You don’t have to wait until the temperatures drop to ring in fall in 2025. Aside from Pumpkin Spice lattes, fall decorations, and wardrobe changes, the best pumpkin patches and fall festivals in Texas actually start as early as September! Support local farms, small businesses, and other charitable organizations by visiting your local pumpkin patches and fall festivals. There are also several free, affordable, kid-friendly, and family-friendly pumpkin patches to experience all across Texas ...| My Curly Adventures
With Riverwalk being the city’s most iconic attraction and water parks like SeaWorld and Morgan’s Wonderland drawing tourists year-round, fall in San Antonio is truly amazing. These beloved destinations don’t close their doors; instead, they transform from summer hotspots into cozy fall havens with a whole new lineup of autumn-focused events and festivals. Even with temperatures around 75, San Antonio shines in the fall. Whether you enjoy sipping hot cocoa while watching an outdoor movi...| My Curly Adventures
As the blazing Texas summer fades and the crisp fall air arrives, it becomes hands down my favorite time of year to explore the state. And Fort Worth is undoubtedly the crowning jewel of the Lone Star State. With cooler temperatures and golden aspen leaves adorning the grounds, the city comes alive with vibrant foliage, and festival season is in full swing. From strolling through colorful gardens to celebrating at lively festivals, Fort Worth offers many activities that capture autumn like no...| My Curly Adventures
Goodbye, Texas heat, hello pumpkin spice latte! It’s that time of year again, my friends, when the aspen leaves paint the city in gold and the colors of fall foliage adorn the grounds. Fall in Dallas is a magical time when the city comes alive with annual fall festivals, thrilling sporting events, and of course, everything pumpkin. Whether you’re a local looking to rediscover your “fall-themed” city or a visitor ready to explore, Dallas has no shortage of fall activities to make your ...| My Curly Adventures
Discover epic fall activities in Houston. Enjoy festivals, outdoor activities, and family-friendly events to celebrate autumn| My Curly Adventures
