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What it’s really like staying at The Driskill: Texas’ most haunted hotel
Austin’s Driskill Hotel is regularly voted as the most haunted in all of Texas. Learn about the lore and ghosts of this legendary hotel.
The Driskill Hotel is a pillar of downtown Austin. Its prominence on 6th Street sticks out among the…
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The biggest & best pumpkin patches in Dallas-Fort Worth
Fall just wouldn’t be the same without pumpkins. And the DFW area has an ample collection of vibrant and adventurous pumpkin patches worth checking out.
We’re in the heart of autumn, which means pumpkins are out in full force. That’s good…
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Lone Star Scares: 12 Horror Films Set in Texas
It turns out the Lone Star State is quite popular as a horror setting. From classic films to more modern-day scares, here are 12 scary movies set in Texas.
Spooky season is upon us! Hopefully, you’re practicing appropriate habits like…
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Haunted houses in Texas, ranked by fear factor
Need a good fright during October? Not all haunted houses in Texas are created equal, so use our guide to find the right one for you.
Perhaps your ideal Halloween experience involves pumpkin spice everything or putting up lawn decorations…
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The best places to see fall foliage in Texas
As we get deeper into autumn, various spots across Texas will start showcasing vibrant fall foliage. Here’s where to find the best views.
Texas and jaw-dropping fall colors may not seem like an obvious pairing. After all, Texas seasons…
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Bathing in hops: Waco’s Pivovar Beer Spa experience
Beer spas are wildly popular in Europe, but you don’t need to travel across the ocean to visit one—just head to Waco for a unique brewing experience.
When someone mentions Waco, what pops into your head? Chip and Joanna Gaines (and their…
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The 11 deadliest natural disasters in Texas history
From hurricanes to tornadoes to natural gas leaks, Texas has had several unfortunate natural disasters over the years. These 11 took the harshest tolls.
Texas became a U.S. state on December 29, 1845. Its longevity, enormous size, and…
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Love local art? Follow our Dallas mural trail
Dallas is ripe with stunning works of art. Our mural trail will ensure you get to see some of the best pieces the city has to offer.
Dallas has plenty going for it, and as you wander around the city, you’ll likely notice impressive artwork…
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10 of the best cheeseburgers in DFW
Try not to drool as you discover 10 of the best cheeseburgers in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Data shows that Texans eat 67-74 burgers per year, and we have a feeling that the majority of those burgers are topped with ooey-gooey, delicious cheese.…
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8 notorious cults with Texas ties
Texas has a surprisingly extensive history when it comes to cults. We’re taking a look at eight that have had a major impact on their members and society.
A cult can take several different forms. Generally, it’s some type of organized…
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