Dreamland offers a number of winter activities as part of its holiday event. Photos by Madi Telschow
While the weather in Texas might not always be cold, Hill Country residents and visitors alike can experience the fun of winter activities at Dreamland Dripping Springs.
This recipe for “Philly Cheesesteak Dumplings” from “Judy Joo’s Korean Soul Food” makes for a great addition to any game watch party table. Photo from Metro Creative
Each year, football fans gather to watch their favorite teams battle it out on the gridiron. Those battles can get pretty fierce, and football fans know they’re best watched with some delicious food on hand.
Above, a turkey sandwich from Alvin Ord's, which comes with premium roast turkey breast with cheddar, mozzarella, and parmesan cheeses, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and mayonnaise. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
Few dining places conjure up the feelings of warmth and nostalgia the way Alvin Ord’s Sandwich Shop can. Just walking into its location on University Drive and it’s an immersion of the senses.
Jason Giulietti
If you're receiving your last-minute gifts and supplies for the holiday season today, it is due to the efforts and hard work of our regional distribution and fulfillment centers.
M. Ray Perryman
The latest jobs report for Texas is replete with good news. November data shows strength across the economy and a new record for total state employment.
The Soft Serve false cypress as a thriller plant in this red AquaPot welcomes family during the Thanksgiving holiday.
During the Christmas season the conifers in the AquaPots get decorated with ornaments and lights.
The Soft Serve false cypress and Fluffy arborvitae have colorful companions of Dolce Appletini heuchera and Diamond Frost euphorbia for a touch of snow. Photos by Norman Winter
Planting conifers in mixed containers has been at the top of The Garden Guy’s fall and winter project list. My wife Jan doesn’t even know this has really been a secret, almost double agent-like operation to get more conifers in the landscape. If you remember, she grew up in East Texas and thinks a conifer is only the longleaf pine.
Part brownie, part cheesecake: all amazing. Photo from Metro Creative
The holiday season is a time when families across the globe look forward to the traditions they’ve passed down from generation to generation. Holiday baking is one such tradition in many families.
A photo of the front of the Martindale School House from the 1920s.
The Texas Historical Commission (THC) has recognized the Martindale School and Gymnasium as a significant part of Texas history by awarding it an Official Texas Historical Marker. The designation honors the Martindale School and Gymnasium as an important and educational part of local history.
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Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series; it completes the script of a traditional Christmas Nativity play.
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