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I’m excited to share my essay in @TexasHighways, “Ghost of the Border.” It’s a tribute to my dad and our birthplace. Big thanks to Deputy Editor Mike Hoinski and his team for the opportunity to express such heartfelt perspectives on life, love and place. texashighways.com/culture/a-…
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"The Buda Wiener Dog Races, now in their 28th year, are like comic-con for the tubular canines with stubby legs and Napoleonic personalities." —Greg Marshall for @TexasHighways
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Calling all Texas foodies—we’ve got somethin’ new cooking just for you.
Introducing Fuel Up, a newsletter dedicated to travelers who want to learn more about the state’s ever-evolving food scene. Sign up here: bit.ly/3COwgmm
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Check out what lead singer Michael Robertson had to say to @TexasHighways Magazine. Mike contributed to a recent article about the preservation of traditional Black gospel music.
Special thanks to Cynthia Drake and @Sb_publicity for making this happen. texashighways.com/culture/pr…
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"'Ran out of gas?' she asks. They apparently get a lot of stranded motorists out here. 'I’ll call the county judge right now.'" #longreads @TexasHighways @emilycgogolak
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I’m so excited to share my first byline in a print issue of @TexasHighways. When they asked me about featuring a West Texas town with historical significance for their annual Small Towns issue, I immediately thought of Presidio.
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Texas Libraries are Engines of Optimism | @TexasHighways buff.ly/4fsDsTe
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Tobolowsky hive: assemble!
If you’ve seen “Groundhog Day,” “Basic Instinct,” “Sneakers,” “Memento,” the “Freaky Friday” remake, or “The Goldbergs,“ then you know @Tobolowsky.
@mattzollerseitz spoke with the character actor about growing up in Dallas and his prolific career: texashighways.com/culture/ar…
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This is pure Texas at scale. The best of any culture is great, the best of Texans is unbeatable 🥹
There's no denying @HEB's remarkable benevolence across Texas—from grand gestures to quieter acts of kindness that have inspired lifelong H-E-B evangelists. But how does it do it?
@MooneyMichaelJ explores what sets the grocery giant apart: texashighways.com/culture/ho…
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A refreshing look at a company who practices quiet philanthropy and generosity instead of treating greed like a virtue.
There's no denying @HEB's remarkable benevolence across Texas—from grand gestures to quieter acts of kindness that have inspired lifelong H-E-B evangelists. But how does it do it?
@MooneyMichaelJ explores what sets the grocery giant apart: texashighways.com/culture/ho…
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I got a chance to talk up my favorite grocery to one of my favorite magazines. The difference they made in saving Blues On The Green was substantial.
There's no denying @HEB's remarkable benevolence across Texas—from grand gestures to quieter acts of kindness that have inspired lifelong H-E-B evangelists. But how does it do it?
@MooneyMichaelJ explores what sets the grocery giant apart: texashighways.com/culture/ho…
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Linked below: my interview with the great Stephen Tobolowsky for @TexasHighways. I've enclosed a few screenshots to encourage you to read the entire thing because this man is an INCREDIBLE storyteller (as some of you already know!)
Q: What’s a movie where you just didn’t know whether it was going to work or not, but it turned out to be great?
Tobolowsky: Memento by Christopher Nolan. I get the screenplay and it’s 340 pages long, and I go, “Oh God, amateurs, amateurs.”
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Texas Highways Magazine retweeted
Q: What’s a movie where you just didn’t know whether it was going to work or not, but it turned out to be great?
Tobolowsky: Memento by Christopher Nolan. I get the screenplay and it’s 340 pages long, and I go, “Oh God, amateurs, amateurs.”
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If you’ve been too intimidated by the size and scale and all the sausages (so many!) here is your first-timer’s guide to #wurstfest
What began in 1961 as a modest festival celebrating sausage is now a sprawling, annual party.
@omarg tells you everything you need to know before you go to Wurstfest this weekend: texashighways.com/travel/a-f…
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Proud to be a contributor to @TexasHighways magazine, which just published The Friendship Issue (on the eve of the election, yet!). Great lineup of pieces on all things Lone Star. texashighways.com/travel/a-g…
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I which I make the case that "y'all" is the friendliest word in Texas for @TexasHighways. texashighways.com/culture/ho…
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Ronald isn’t the only clown slinging burgers 🍔
Every October, Nickel City in Austin transforms into the cartoon world of Springfield, complete with Krusty Burgers.
By @alikhaneats: texashighways.com/food-drink…
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I photographed Burt Compton of Marfa Gliders for @JoeNickPatoski's article for @TexasHighways. Such a fun assignment! texashighways.com/travel/gli…
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There are numerous subgenres underneath the regional Mexican music umbrella, and @catrcardenas sought to break it all down for @TexasHighways.
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Did you hear? Trill Burger got featured in Texas Highways’ 50 Texas Burgers Worth the Drive. We want to thank everyone for supporting us as this would not be possible without yall. Check out full list below👇🏾 and swing by to see why Trill Burgers made the cut 😎🍔
Y'all hungry? 🍔 🤠
From El Paso to Nacogdoches, these 50 Texas burger joints will make you want to eat your way across the state. texashighways.com/food-drink…
