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Photo from Texas flood shows how difficult the task that lies ahead. That is a full sized pickup buried there.
Thanking PONCHO for gifting me several awesome Poncho shirts as thanks for VO work. Love this one with classic pearl snaps. Will look great in the warm Texas fall.
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"It was a perfect storm of generosity. I even looked at the foundation’s salaries for their officers and board members. Added all together, it came to zero. That’s highly unusual." texasstandard.org/stories/gr…
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I laughed. Waylon never said this, of course, but he would have had he been around when White Claw was invented. Thanks to Bill Alvarado for sending this in.
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Sunrise on Lake Sam Rayburn which is located 80 miles north of Beaumont, Texas. Did you know that the reservoir is flanked by the Angelina National Forest.
📸 by Susan Montemayor
**Only one week left in the TexHeritage Photo Contest! bit.ly/4ex6lMT
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Sometimes things happen that seem too coincidental to be coincidental. Lots of words describe these moments: luck, serendipity, maybe fate, destiny or a miracle?
Texas Standard Commentator W.F. Strong recalls such moments he just can't explain: texasstandard.org/stories/wf…
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Some of the finest Texans we’ve ever had have been Californians. At least on film. texasstandard.org/stories/ca…
Commentary: An AI experiment for Stories from Texas texasstandard.org/stories/co…
Norfleet: The Texas rancher who kept on coming texasstandard.org/stories/no…
Listening to "The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce" at buzzsprout.com/1435156/14923…
Listening to "Julius Caesar: Part II. The Assassination" at buzzsprout.com/1435156/13831…
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Many Texans travel the the Hill Country to enjoy the splendor of the wildflowers celebrating spring.
Texas Standard commentator W.F. Strong suggests a route he calls the 'other' hill country, one far less traveled than its cousin to the west: texasstandard.org/stories/te…










