Tag: arts & culture

No Such Thing as a Green Thumb By Joy Scott

In Dental Plaque, A Glimpse into Daily Life in a Prehistoric Desert City By Andrew Stuart “History” is said to begin with the written word. And...

Master Gardeners, Cooperative Extension transform Methodist church courtyard into Learning Garden By Shanna Cummings The Methodist church courtyard has undergone the first stage of a transformation...

Eric Leonard fell in love with Far West Texas as a ranger in Big Bend, and became superintendent at Guadalupe Mountains...

Joy Scott has been a lifelong student of gardening and the natural world. She shared this interest with her late husband, Gerald...

Lovely, Dark and Deep: “Good Burns” in the West Texas Sky Islands By Andrew Stuart Catastrophic wildfires have become numbingly familiar in the 21st Century American...

Valentine, TX Post Office Offers Special Valentine’s Day Postmark For over 30 years,...

Data Dump: West Texas Sloth Dung Find Brings the Ice Age to Life By Andrew Stuart West Texas has a rich history in...

Pecos River Pescatarian? In a Buried Bowl, Archeologists Find Traces of the Prehistoric Desert Diet By Andrew Stuart Finding a “potsherd” – a fragment of...

In Presidio County, An Intrepid Biologist Uncovers the Mysteries, and the Plight, of the Country's Rarest Turtle By Andrew Stuart Stock tanks are as common as...