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@azuladoboots, Texas's fastest growing boot brand, is Made for Cowboys. Launched last year, but not new to the boot business, Azulado's team comes from across the western industry and has its HQ at @allensboots, a boot destination on Austin's South Congress Avenue since 1977. #Sponsored
@azuladoboots, Texas's fastest growing boot brand, is Made for Cowboys. Launched last year, but not new to the boot business, Azulado's team comes from across the western industry and has its HQ at @allensboots, a boot destination on Austin's South Congress Avenue since 1977. #Sponsored
@azuladoboots, Texas's fastest growing boot brand, is Made for Cowboys. Launched last year, but not new to the boot business, Azulado's team comes from across the western industry and has its HQ at @allensboots, a boot destination on Austin's South Congress Avenue since 1977. #Sponsored

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"If you can cook with Jell-O, you can handle this recipe," says A Read More

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The accordion arrived in Texas and northern Mexico in the mid-1800s via German immigrants who settled there. Texas Mexicans soon adopted the instrument and made it their own, blending German polkas and waltzes with Mexican music to create the style that would later become known as conjunto.⠀ ⠀ At the Big Squeeze, the state's most talented teen accordion players keep the historic Texas tradition alive. Visit the link in the bio to read about the young musicians and the annual event that helps carry on the conjunto legacy. ⠀ ⠀ ?: @eddygrattan.
The accordion arrived in Texas and northern Mexico in the mid-1800s via German immigrants who settled there. Texas Mexicans soon adopted the instrument and made it their own, blending German polkas and waltzes with Mexican music to create the style that would later become known as conjunto.⠀ ⠀ At the Big Squeeze, the state's most talented teen accordion players keep the historic Texas tradition alive. Visit the link in the bio to read about the young musicians and the annual event that helps carry on the conjunto legacy. ⠀ ⠀ ?: @eddygrattan.
The accordion arrived in Texas and northern Mexico in the mid-1800s via German immigrants who settled there. Texas Mexicans soon adopted the instrument and made it their own, blending German polkas and waltzes with Mexican music to create the style that would later become known as conjunto.⠀ ⠀ At the Big Squeeze, the state's most talented teen accordion players keep the historic Texas tradition alive. Visit the link in the bio to read about the young musicians and the annual event that helps carry on the conjunto legacy. ⠀ ⠀ ?: @eddygrattan.
The accordion arrived in Texas and northern Mexico in the mid-1800s via German immigrants who settled there. Texas Mexicans soon adopted the instrument and made it their own, blending German polkas and waltzes with Mexican music to create the style that would later become known as conjunto.⠀ ⠀ At the Big Squeeze, the state's most talented teen accordion players keep the historic Texas tradition alive. Visit the link in the bio to read about the young musicians and the annual event that helps carry on the conjunto legacy. ⠀ ⠀ ?: @eddygrattan.

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"People would rather fight about the Alamo than fight for the Ala Read More

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State officials want to spend $300 million to house Phil Collins's heap of Alamo-era memorabilia in a yet-to-be-built museum. But there's a problem: the most-ballyhooed artifacts may not be what they seem.⠀ ⠀ In an adapted excerpt from 'Forget the Alamo: The Rise and Fall of an American Myth,' featured in the June issue, writers Chris Tomlinson, Jason Stanford and Bryan Burrough unpack the story, delving through mystery, politics, and even psychic testimony.⠀ ⠀ Also in the issue: a report on SpaceX's footprint in the beach town of Boca Chica, an essay on the nature of memory by Stephen Harrigan, a review of 'On Juneteenth,' a roundup of Texas rosés for summer, and much, much more. ⠀ ⠀ Visit the link in the bio to start reading. ⠀ ⠀ ?: @nxrx.

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Today, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals finally came to a conclusion that the rest of the justice system reached back in 2019: Lydell Grant is innocent.⠀ ⠀ As we wrote in the January issue of @TexasMonthly, Grant was arrested for the 2010 murder of a young man named Aaron Scheerhoorn outside a nightclub in Houston's Montrose district. Six eyewitnesses identified Grant as the killer, but he was later exonerated by DNA and released on bond. Finally, a year and a half after his exoneration, and after twice sending the case back to the trial court, the CCA has stated that Lydell Grant is innocent of the murder of Aaron Scheerhoorn. ⠀ ⠀ Visit the link in the bio to read the story and to revisit our original reporting on Grant's case.⠀ ⠀ ?: @rahimfortune.

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The refreshing Paloma has shown up on cocktail lists across the state in recent years, boasting everything from tamarind-laced salt to chile-infused tinctures. But the original recipe is not as fancy as some bar menus might lead you to believe.⠀ ⠀ At the link in the bio, @jessicandupuy writes about the history of the paloma, summer's simplest cocktail. ⠀ ⠀ ?: The @pharmtable Paloma Rosada by @chelsealouisekyle.

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Eva Longoria's filmmaking debut about the origin of Flamin' Hot Cheetos may be based on a Frito-Lie. According to a @latimes report, the story of the snack's creation by Richard Montañez is as rife with artificial flavoring as the chip itself.⠀ ⠀ As Flamin' Hot Cheetos were actually created by a team in Plano, the trendy morsel is actually Texan. Score another point for the Lone Star State.⠀ ⠀ Visit the link in the bio for more.⠀ ⠀ ?: @TexasMonthly; Getty.

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