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William Beckmann Announces Fifth Annual Las Posadas Holiday Tour
The holidays are getting a little more special! William Beckmann is bringing back his fifth annual Las Posadas Holiday Tour this December, bringing Christmas music, Latin traditions, and plenty of holiday spirit to four Texas cities. The Texas-born Mexican-American singer will perform a mix of Christmas classics, Spanish favorites, and original songs alongside a special band featuring a horn section. Inspired by the Latin American tradition of Las Posadas, the tour celebrates community, family, and togetherness.
themusicuniverse.com
Laci Kaye Booth announces February 2027 Texas tour
In the lead-up to Valentine’s Day, Laci Kaye Booth will show some special love to fans in her home state on the Love Letters to Texas tour. Beginning with a February 10th show at House of Blues in Dallas, the series of special shows will take her across the Lone Star state, with stops in Houston, The Woodlands and Austin. The Lost Highway Records artist grew up in the small town of Livingston, TX, north of Houston, and comes from a long line of Texas-bred musicians that includes father Jody Booth, who receives a nod on her song “Daddy’s Mug Shot.”
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Southeast Texas woman wins big on “The Price Is Right”
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Southeast Texas woman wins big on “The Price Is Right”
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Where the West Lives: Elmer Kelton and His Famous Books
Elmer Kelton was a famous writer who focused on West Texas themes along with cowboys, soldiers, indigenous people and other people of color, ranchers and drought. Angelo State University’s Mayer Museum collected some of Kelton's famous books such as “The Time it Never Rained,” “The Wolf and the Buffalo,” “The Day the Cowboy Quits” and “Wagontongue” in memory of Elmer Kelton. The reason he is being remembered is because he would have been 100 years old this year.
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This Rare Texas Site Holds An Entire Ice Age Herd Frozen In Time
Thousands of years ago, a group of giant Ice Age animals met a sudden end near a quiet creek in Central Texas. Their bones are still lying right where they fell, and you can see them up close. Waco Mammoth National Monument is one of the rare places where a whole herd is on display in the ground.
mySanAntonio.com
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The San Angelo College Rodeo Club: The history of ASU Rodeo
Long before Angelo State University established its current rodeo team, students at San Angelo College were already building a connection between the college and the rodeo culture of West Texas. The college held its first rodeo in 1949 according to the university’s historical timeline. Decades later, photographs and memorabilia from...