In Texas, the word independent carries a little extra weight. It’s both a mindset and a way of life. That same drive is fueling a surge in online businesses across the state in 2025. From Panhandle ranchers to Houston creatives, more Texans are starting online ventures than ever before. Why? Because it’s accessible, it’s flexible, … Read more
Baseball in Texas has a long legacy. From tiny towns with one blinking stoplight to sprawling metro schools, high school baseball holds a special place in Texas culture. Some programs have turned it into something bigger: a tradition of winning, a breeding ground for future stars, and in some cases, the very heartbeat of their … Read more
Texas continues to offer strong healthcare opportunities across its major cities. Hospitals, clinics, and research institutions are expanding to meet growing demand. Skilled professionals are finding real benefits in relocating or advancing careers across the state. Each city brings a unique mix of career paths, salary potential, and industry growth. Houston and Dallas attract specialists … Read more
Beyoncé grew up on Parkwood Drive in Houston’s Third Ward, and that neighborhood pride still fuels every record, world tour, and headline-grabbing business deal she pursues today. In this deep dive, you’ll learn how early life in Texas shaped her voice, how each album expanded her reach, and how a series of strategic ventures turned … Read more
Houston doesn’t do boring. Not when it comes to food, not when it comes to culture, and definitely not when it comes to music. So when Meow Wolf announced they were bringing their first Summer Concert Series, officially called the ETNL Summer Series, to their psychedelic new playground in the Fifth Ward, ears perked up … Read more
Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States, a sprawling metropolis where driving is essential for nearly everyone. With over 2.3 million residents and millions more in the surrounding areas, the city experiences intense daily traffic that contributes to some of the most dangerous intersections in the country. According to the Texas Department of … Read more
Former military sites can pose significant health risks to nearby residents due to toxic contaminants left behind from past operations. These sites often contain hazardous substances like PFAS (“forever chemicals”), benzene, and lead, which can contaminate groundwater and soil, potentially leading to serious health issues such as cancer and organ damage. While cleanup efforts are … Read more
Texas doesn’t do boring, and that goes double for its festivals. Somewhere between the rodeos and bluebonnets, you’ll find events where people toss Spam, crown a yam queen, or host mosquito-calling competitions like it’s completely normal. And in Texas, it kind of is. These festivals aren’t trying to be ironic. They’re the real deal, oddball … Read more
Austin, Texas—a city that proudly proclaims itself “weird”—has never shied away from blending the old with the new. While tech startups and music festivals dominate much of the modern conversation about the city, a quieter yet vibrant trend has been pulsing through the nightlife and entertainment scene: the resurgence of retro arcade bars. From quarter-fed … Read more
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