Opinion
COMMENTARY: Yes, we should remember the Alamo
No one is trying to topple the Alamo quite yet, but a new revisionist book on the foundational event of Texas history partakes of the iconoclastic spirit of our time. The book, titled “Forget the ...
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Bridges: The troubled history of Texas, Confederate leader Louis Wigfall
Many men in history are brought high by their ambitions ... only to abandon the project. He returned to Texas by early 1874. He died of a massive stroke a month later at age 57.
Early Willis inventor Ned Eastman Barnes a significant contributor to railroad development
Montgomery County resident Ned Eastman Barnes would contribute greatly to the progress of the railroad system.
This Texas community is steeped in its history — and trying to save it from solar farms
A group of Franklin County residents is fighting against what some call an invasion of industrial solar sites. They believe ...
Here’s when Texas cities could see their first 100-degree day, according to weather history
It may only be the first week of February, but many parts of Texas have already experienced an early taste of summer. San Antonio touched 85 degrees on Monday, which tied a daily record high ...