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These 12 Texas Amish Stores Are Worth the Trip for Homemade Treats and Old-Time Finds

Texas might not be the first place you think of when it comes to Amish craftsmanship, but the Lone Star State has quietly become home to some incredible stores selling handmade furniture, homemade treats, and old-fashioned goods. These shops bring traditional Amish quality and attention to detail right to your backyard, offering everything from solid oak dining tables to freshly baked pies. Whether you’re hunting for heirloom-quality furniture or just want to experience a slower, simpler way of shopping, these Texas stores deliver authentic craftsmanship that’ll last for generations.

New Braunfels, TX · 09-21
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How ‘Choosin’ Texas’ broke a major Billboard Hot 100 record

Texas · 09-23

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These 8 Texas Roadside Fruit Stands Pile Up Watermelons And Cantaloupes All Summer

Summer in Texas means one thing for road trippers: melons stacked high at little stands along the highway. From the famous Pecos cantaloupes out west to family markets in the big cities, these stops sell watermelons and cantaloupes fresh off the truck. Some are simple sheds by a farm road,...

Texas · 09-23
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Smokey Mo’s Names VP of Franchise Development to Lead New Texas Growth

Cedar Park, Texas — Smokey Mo’s BBQ has named Von Dawson as its vice president of franchise development as the company continues building its footprint across Texas. He joins Smokey Mo’s from Dine Brands Global. In his new role, Dawson will focus on building the brand’s pipeline...

Texas · 09-22
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Holy Brisket: Sky-High Beef Prices Force Texas Barbecue Joints to Drop Staples from the Menu

September 23, 2026 – TEXAS – In a state where smoked brisket is practically a food group and beef is king, an unprecedented crunch is hitting pits from Central Texas down to the Coastal Bend. Sky-high wholesale beef prices and surging operational costs are forcing local barbecue joints into an unthinkable position: pulling iconic staples like brisket and beef ribs off the menu.

Texas · 09-23

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Texas Has a Halloween Museum That Belongs on Your Bucket List

Texas has an entire museum dedicated to Halloween, and some of the items inside might be a little too creepy for comfort!

Smithville, TX · 09-23

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Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' breaks Hot 100 record

Texas · 09-23

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State of Texas to celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 26

TEXAS (KAUZ) - Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is inviting Texans to bring their friends and family into the outdoors for National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 26. National Hunting and Fishing Day recognizes hunters and anglers for their contributions to wildlife and conservation. In a proclamation issued...

Texas · 09-22

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These 11 Texas Amish Bakeries Are Hiding Some Seriously Good Homemade Bakes

Texas isn’t exactly known for its Amish communities, but tucked away in small towns across the state are some seriously underrated bakeries run by Amish families. These spots churn out traditional baked goods made from scratch, using recipes passed down through generations. If you’re hunting for flaky pies, soft dinner rolls, or cinnamon rolls that’ll ruin every other pastry for you, these hidden gems are worth the drive.

Texas · 09-23

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Texas man built a free front-yard garden, then strangers made it an open-source movement

"Please let this rapidly spread across the country."

Austin, TX · 09-19

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San Angelo Hispanic Heritage Museum names 2026 award honorees

The San Angelo Hispanic Heritage Museum & Cultural Center has announced the recipients of its 2026 Hispanic Heritage Awards.

San Angelo, TX · 09-22

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What Most Texas Homeowners Don’t Realize About Black-and-Red Bugs Gathering on Their Windows

Warm afternoons can linger across Texas even when the first cooler nights begin changing the feel of the season. That contrast can create a strange sight around homes: dark bugs marked with reddish-orange lines suddenly gathering along sunny windows, brick walls, siding, and door frames. They may seem to appear all at once, covering one side of the house while leaving another almost untouched.

Texas · 09-20

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6 Texas Spring-Fed Swimming Holes Where The Water Stays Cold Through The Heat

Texas summers get hot enough to make you question your life choices, but the state hides a secret weapon: spring-fed swimming holes that stay cool no matter how high the thermometer climbs. These pools pull their water straight from underground springs, so they hover in the 60s and 70s even in August.

Austin, TX · 09-19

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These 12 Texas BBQ Joints Are Worth Planning An Entire Weekend Around

Texas barbecue isn’t just food. It’s a religion, a way of life, and the reason people drive hours across the state without thinking twice. From family-run pits that have been smoking meat for generations to newer spots that have mastered the craft, these legendary joints represent the absolute best of what Texas has to offer.

Texas · 09-20

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This Free Texas Ferry Skips the Bridge and Carries You Past Dolphins from Galveston to Bolivar Peninsula

Some of the best travel memories in Texas cost absolutely nothing, and this ride proves it. Picture rolling your car onto a boat, feeling the salty breeze, and watching dolphins swim alongside you while seagulls swoop down to grab snacks from your hand. It sounds like a paid attraction, but...

Galveston, TX · 09-09

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7 Things Every Texas Gardener Should Do Before October

October in Texas arrives with a shift that experienced gardeners learn to work with rather than react to. Temperatures ease, fall planting windows open, and the garden that spent months in survival mode suddenly has real potential again. But getting the most out of that potential requires doing certain things...

Texas · 09-20

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Brisket too expensive? Texas barbecue experts say order this instead

With beef prices constantly climbing, sausage is the way to go.

Texas · 09-18

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You’ll Find Some Of The Best Enchiladas In Texas At These 8 Old-School Tex-Mex Kitchens

Texas takes its enchiladas seriously, and the best ones usually come from kitchens that have been doing the same thing for decades. Some of these spots have been rolling tortillas since before your grandparents were born, and they still know exactly how a plate should look and taste. From downtown...

Dallas, TX · 09-19