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It's not just hurricanes that can do damage.  Tropical storms can dump tons of rain as they slowly move over an area.  T...
06/19/2026

It's not just hurricanes that can do damage. Tropical storms can dump tons of rain as they slowly move over an area. Think 2 inches an hour for 24 hours. And the coastal Texas is table top flat so run off takes a while to drain. Claudette, Allison, Harvey are some memorable tropical storms.
Credit : David Avina Photography

The Waco Suspension Bridge opened in January 1870 as the first wire suspension bridge west of the Mississippi River. It ...
06/17/2026

The Waco Suspension Bridge opened in January 1870 as the first wire suspension bridge west of the Mississippi River. It was built by the same New York company that would later build the Brooklyn Bridge.

The bridge was constructed specifically to serve the Chisholm Trail cattle drives crossing the Brazos River. Before the bridge drovers lost cattle and men to the Brazos crossing every season. After it the crossing became routine.

The bridge carried cattle drives, settlers, commerce, and eventually automobiles for over a century. It still stands today as a pedestrian bridge over the Brazos.

It is one of the most consequential pieces of infrastructure in Texas history and most Texans have never thought about it as such. ⚡🌉

They came for the World Cup. They left with higher standards.
06/17/2026

They came for the World Cup. They left with higher standards.

Only in Texas.
06/15/2026

Only in Texas.

There's always one (and it's usually Texas) 😂
06/15/2026

There's always one (and it's usually Texas) 😂

There’s a saying that resonates with people no matter where life takes them: once a Texan, always a Texan. You can move ...
06/15/2026

There’s a saying that resonates with people no matter where life takes them: once a Texan, always a Texan. You can move across the country, settle on another coast, or even live halfway around the world, but a piece of Texas always stays with you. It’s more than a place you lived—it becomes part of who you are.
Texas has a way of leaving its mark on people. Maybe it’s the wide-open skies, the endless backroads, the small-town traditions, or the feeling of watching a blazing sunset stretch across the horizon. Whatever it is, those experiences become memories that never quite fade.
For many former residents, it only takes a familiar sight or sound to bring everything rushing back. The smell of fresh-cut hay, the sight of bluebonnets blooming along the highways, the sound of Friday night football under stadium lights, or the distant rumble of a summer thunderstorm can instantly transport them home.
The state's geography is unlike anywhere else in America. From the pine forests of East Texas and the rolling Hill Country to the deserts of the west and the Gulf Coast shorelines, Texas offers a landscape as vast as it is diverse. Every region has its own personality, traditions, and stories that make the Lone Star State unforgettable.
Texas is also defined by its people. There’s a unique sense of independence, resilience, and pride that comes from living in a place where hard work, determination, and community still matter. Neighbors help neighbors, families stay connected, and people take pride in where they come from.
The state’s history and culture run deep. From the Alamo and the cattle drives that shaped the American West to the energy industry, space exploration, music, and innovation, Texas has left an undeniable mark on the nation. Its influence can be felt far beyond its borders.
Ask a Texan living elsewhere what they miss most, and you’ll likely get a long list. They miss the barbecue, the Friday night lights, the state fairs, the wide-open spaces, the local traditions, and the unmistakable feeling of belonging. No matter how far away they go, Texas remains the standard against which every other place is measured.
That’s why the phrase means so much. Being a Texan isn’t something you leave behind when you move away. It’s a lifelong connection to a place shaped by history, independence, hard work, and unforgettable memories. Once a Texan, always a Texan.

We all say we care about the journey… 🤠🚙…but somehow we're still running late every single time. 😂In Texas, we all have ...
06/15/2026

We all say we care about the journey… 🤠🚙
…but somehow we're still running late every single time. 😂
In Texas, we all have one friend who refuses to take I-35 because...
"I'm not sitting in that traffic when I can take back roads through the Hill Country, stop at a roadside BBQ joint, wave at every pickup truck, drive past bluebonnet fields, get stuck behind a cattle trailer, take a 'shortcut' that adds 20 miles, and still arrive 30 minutes late...
but enjoy the ride." 🌅✨
That's not poor navigation.
That's Texas sightseeing with a destination attached. 🤘⭐

“The Sky of a Thousand Hanging Clouds”
06/15/2026

“The Sky of a Thousand Hanging Clouds”


🌾🤠🇺🇸 Protect Texas Farmland, Protect Texas’ FutureOnce Texas farmland is gone, there is no easy way to get it back.From ...
06/14/2026

🌾🤠🇺🇸 Protect Texas Farmland, Protect Texas’ Future
Once Texas farmland is gone, there is no easy way to get it back.
From the Panhandle to the Gulf Coast, Texas farmers and ranchers help feed America, support rural communities, and preserve a way of life that has defined the Lone Star State for generations. Productive farmland is more than open space — it is food security, local jobs, family heritage, and a critical part of Texas' future.
Clean energy has a role to play, and solar power can be part of an all-of-the-above energy strategy. But many Texans believe solar panels should first be placed on rooftops, parking lots, warehouses, brownfields, and other already-developed land before productive farmland is converted.
Texas leads the nation in energy production, but a strong Texas also needs strong agriculture. Energy independence and food security should go hand in hand.
Protect the land that feeds us. Support Texas farmers and ranchers. Keep Texas growing. 🇺🇸🚜🌾
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🧪🤠 SCIENTISTS BAFFLED: A road in Texas was recently discovered to be completely smooth and free of potholes. Researchers...
06/14/2026

🧪🤠 SCIENTISTS BAFFLED: A road in Texas was recently discovered to be completely smooth and free of potholes. Researchers have quarantined the area while they determine how such an impossible event occurred.
Transportation experts arrived within hours and confirmed the pavement showed no cracks, no construction barrels, no surprise lane closures, and not a single orange cone in sight.
"It's unlike anything we've ever seen," one investigator said. "We're not even sure it's actually in Texas."
Residents have reportedly begun taking photos with the road as if it were a rare endangered species.
State officials are asking travelers not to approach the pavement too quickly, as sudden exposure to a perfectly maintained roadway may cause confusion, disbelief, and spontaneous laughter.
The location remains classified while scientists work to determine whether this was a miracle, a simulation glitch, or simply somebody accidentally completed a road project. 🤠🛣️😭 :::

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