Travel

Warm-Weather Getaways for October By Carrie Dunlea As the crisp fall air settles over much of the U.S., some of the best travel destinations are still basking in warmth, offering an inviting escape for those looking to prolong the sunny days. While many popular hotspots …

State Fair fans make memories year after year By Sonia Duggan The State Fair of Texas, an iconic celebration deeply rooted in tradition, has captivated visitors since its inception in 1886. Over the years, it has become a symbol of Texas pride, promoting agriculture, education …

By Carrie Dunlea As the heat of summer fades into the crisp embrace of autumn, September offers a perfect opportunity for travel across the U.S. The month’s moderate weather, stunning fall foliage and fewer crowds make it an ideal time to explore charming small towns, …

By Carrie Dunlea Alaska, often referred to as “The Last Frontier,” is a land of stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. For travelers seeking an unforgettable adventure, Alaska offers a variety of ways to explore its beauty. Whether you prefer the luxury of …

By Sydni Ellis Texas summers as a kid could be summed up with the three P’s: popsicles, pools and parks! Basically, if my siblings and I weren’t outside – running, splashing, laughing, enjoying every last second of freedom – then we were inside, sleeping for …

Take a trip, explore Texas Courthouses  By Sydni Ellis In Texas, admiring courthouses is a tradition — like eating cornbread and chili (with no beans!) and dressing up for high school football games. Europe has its cathedrals, and we have courthouses.  In fact, Texas has …

By Carrie Dunlea In the heart of Texas, where the spirit of the wild meets the tranquility of the countryside, lies a tapestry of blooms waiting to be discovered. From the rolling hills of Marble Falls to the fields of lavender near Blanco, each farm …

By Sydni Ellis Dreamy sunsets paint the sky a messy blend of orange and pink, while sweet-smelling grass, pristine mountains and bubbling water surround you. It’s the beginning of summertime – camping season! While there’s nothing wrong with sleeping bags inside a tent, we prefer …

 Exploring the path of totality in Texas’ State Parks By Carrie Dunlea The Lone Star State eagerly awaits a celestial spectacle as the solar eclipse graces the skies April 8, casting its mesmerizing shadow over its diverse landscapes. To witness this extraordinary event, adventurers and …

By Sydni Ellis If the popular travel quote is to be believed “Love is the food of life, travel is the dessert” by Amanda Jane Sturges then taking a vacation with your significant other is an even sweeter gift than chocolates this Valentine’s Day. Who …