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The Year in Texas, in Photos

Texas Monthly 12/18 3:00A Kayla Miracle
2024 was the first full year of Texas Monthly s makeover. Over the past twelve months, our art team has settled into the redesign that introduced (or reintroduced) new story sections to our readers....

Gen Z Brought Back the Espresso Martini. We Texified It.

Texas Monthly 12/18 3:00A Paula Forbes
The younger generations and possibly singer Sabrina Carpenter have brought back the espresso martini. There s no fighting it stemmed glasses of rich, brown, caffeinated liquid dotted with three coffee...

Where to Eat, Shop, and Explore in Historic Victoria

Texas Monthly 12/18 3:00A Paul L. Underwood
If you weren t already aware that Victoria turns two hundred years old this year, rest assured that the locals will remind you as soon as you set your suitcase down. They re proud of their history,...

Roar of the Crowd: January 2025

Texas Monthly 12/18 3:00A Texas Monthly
Borderline BiasI have been a subscriber for many years and love the magazine. What I do not appreciate is the political bias that is obvious when reading some of your articles. The Border Crisis Won t...

Dallas parking minimums felt in health clinic space, CEO says

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 12/17 11:00P Plamedie Ifasso
The idea of eliminating parking minimums has been robustly debated in Dallas in recent years but is finally gaining traction at City Hall. Proponents of the change argue it would provide flexibility in development that could make it easier and...

What Is a Taqueria, Really? This Dallas Chain Has the Answer.

Texas Monthly 12/17 4:24A José R. Ralat
Nancy Reza smiles a lot, even when talking about the family rift that created Taqueria El Arquito. Her large family is best known for owning 23 locations of Taqueria Taxco (established 2009) across...

A Toast to Patricia Sharpe

Texas Monthly 12/17 3:57A Texas Monthly
At the end of this year, after fifty years with Texas Monthly, dining critic Patricia Sharpe will be closing her tab and retiring. Pat bid her readers farewell and answered a few final questions about...

The Texanist: Who Has Right-of-Way on a Narrow Bridge?

Texas Monthly 12/17 3:00A David Courtney
Q: Two pickup trucks approach a short, one-lane low-water crossing from opposite directions. They reach the ends of the bridge at the same time, and the drivers make eye contact. What should happen...
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