Tag: History
Exploring the Legacy of the San Antonio Missions and Jimmy Carter
Former President Jimmy Carter's Legacy in the San Antonio MissionsReflecting on the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, the world mourns the loss of...
Jimmy Carter, 39th US President, Passes Away at 100
Remembering Jimmy Carter: A Tribute to the 39th US PresidentIn a small town in Georgia, a peanut farmer turned president reshaped the world with...
Exploring Texas History: A Dive into the Past on Dec. 26, 2024
New Book Chronicles NASA's Space Shuttle Era
On December 26, 2024, a new book titled "Space Shuttle Stories" was released, chronicling the 135 missions undertaken...
Exploring the Fascinating World of Toy Museums: Fun for All Ages
Exploring the Fascinating World of Toy Museums: Fun for All AgesIn the heart of Wylie, Texas, lies a hidden gem that is sure to...
Unveiling the Legacy: Leaders’ Stories through Speeches
Unveiling the Legacy: The Goodwins' Stories through SpeechesWhen Dick and Doris Kearns Goodwin decided to find a home for their vast collection of papers,...
Spotlight on Texas’ Rural Population Shifts: Exploring Ghost Towns in Texas (80 characters)
Spotlight on Texas' Rural Population Shifts: Exploring Ghost Towns in TexasPolitical upheaval in South Korea rattles Texas’ Korean communityLate Tuesday, President Yoon Suk Yeol...
Preserving the History of the London School Explosion: East Texas Museum’s Tribute
Preserving the Legacy of the London School ExplosionIn the heart of East Texas lies the London Museum & Cafe, a place that holds the...
Bastrop’s Role in WWII and Link to 1900 Galveston Hurricane: A Historical Perspective
Robbie Saunders, a local historian and board member at the Bastrop Museum & Visitor Center, shared some fascinating insights about the historical significance of...
Robert Johnson’s Recording in San Antonio: Texas Music History Highlights
In 1936, San Antonio was a significant location for Delta blues music history as bluesman Robert Johnson recorded his first tracks at the Gunter...
Texas State Curriculum Criticized for Glossing Over Slavery and Racism
A new Texas curriculum for first-grade students aims to engage them with a lesson on Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's historic estate known for its architecture....
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H-E-B Announces Plans for First Dallas Store: Location Revealed
H-E-B Breaks Ground in Dallas: A Long-Awaited ArrivalAfter years of anticipation, the iconic Texas grocery chain, H-E-B, has finally announced its plans...
