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A Texan’s Guide to College Football Bowl Season - Texas Monthly
1 day ago · Best and Yet Most Disappointing Game. Texas A&M versus USC, the Las Vegas Bowl, December 27. A classic SEC versus Big Ten matchup—between a team without much SEC history and a complete newcomer ...
The Stories We Wish We’d Published This Year - Texas Monthly
2 days ago · Consider briefly, the editors. In 2024, we covered two elections, the billionaires influencing them, and the shows and music we watched or listened to to distract ourselves from them. We knew we ...
My Favorite Texas Barbecue Bites of 2024 - Texas Monthly
2 days ago · The Twisted Tray, from 3rd Coast BBQ, in Spring. Photograph by Daniel Vaughn Smoked Philly Cheesesteak Banger’s Sausage House, Austin. Most smoked cheesesteaks are just glorified smoked brisket ...
About Us – Texas Monthly
About Us For half a century, Texas Monthly has chronicled life in the Lone Star State, exploring its politics and personalities, barbecue and business, true crime and tacos, honky-tonks and hiking.
True Crime – Texas Monthly
Texas Monthly’s home for the best true crime stories on notorious cons, murders, scams, and more from across the state.
Arts & Entertainment - Texas Monthly
Your guide to Texas music, television shows, musicians, movies, celebrities, athletes, authors, books, and more.
Politics & Policy Articles – Texas Monthly
Dec 19, 2024 · Why Uvalde—A Rallying Cry for Texas Democrats—Went for Trump. The South Texas county, which has long leaned Republican, saw the third-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history in 2022.
Texas History Articles - Texas Monthly
Sep 9, 2017 · A Texas Congressman Wrote the Culture War Playbook When He Killed a 1930s Theater Program. The Federal Theatre Project launched the careers of Arthur Miller and Orson Welles, and brought free ...
Press Room Archives – Texas Monthly
Texas Monthly Welcomes New Chief Revenue Officer Joe Weir. Media veteran Joe Weir has joined Texas Monthly as our new chief revenue officer, overseeing the company’s sales operations.