Stacy Hollister
Features
That Championship Season
Long before the BCS, long before anyone thought to publish insider newsletters for boosters, the Aggies were the best college football team in the nation—for the first and only time. The long-gone glory days remembered. December 2007
Thank God It’s Friday
And Saturday. And Sunday. The arrival of fall means weekends spent watching football, up close and on-screen, and yet another opportunity to love the greatest game on earth for all the usual reasons. Forty-nine of them, in fact. September 2006
Mashed Potatoes
November 2005
Hello to a River
Fourteen of them, actually. From kayaking the Colorado and rock climbing along the Pecos to tubing the Pedernales and birding on the Rio Grande, here are the most enjoyable and exciting things to do on some of our favorite Texas waterways. June 2005
The Magnificent Seven
Meet a diver, a high-jumper, and five other Texas athletes who hope to put the pedal to the medal at the 2004 Olympics. July 2004
This Land is Your Land
With more than 600,000 acres of state parks, historic sites, and natural areas, Texas can be a perfect playground for every type of outdoor adventurer—if you know where to go. We do. March 2004
Columns | Miscellany
10.30.2004
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06.04.04
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Marfa
May 2004
SPORTS
April 2004
BLUES
March 2004
A GREAT WEEKEND IN AUSTIN
February 2004
ON STAGE
January 2004
A GREAT WEEKEND IN DALLAS
December 2003
BOOKS
November 2003
A Great Weekend In Houston
September 2003
Western
August 2003
Restaurant Guide
August 2003
Restaurant Guide
July 2003
Restaurant Guide
June 2003
Restaurant Guide
April 2003
Restaurant Guide
March 2003
Restaurant Guide
February 2003
Restaurant Guide
January 2003
Restaurant Guide
December 2002
Restaurant Guide
November 2002
Restaurant Guide
October 2002
Restaurant Guide
September 2002
Restaurant Guide
August 2002
Reporter
Calling a Baseball Game
Milo Hamilton on calling a baseball game. April 2008
The Pro Life
Free advice for Devin Durant. June 2007
Are You Ready for Some …
Hoop dreams. April 2007
Ball Boy
A few swings at Andy Roddick. January 2007
Queens of the Court
Should the WNBA go away? October 2006
Any Given Saturday
Handicapping the Big 12. September 2006
Diamonds Are Forever
Nolan Ryan on the Rocket’s comeback. July 2006
Uptown, Fredericksburg.
A quickie guide. Fredericksburg without tourists. April 2006
Web extras
All the Pretty Horses
Catherine Crier, the host of Court TV’s Catherine Crier Live, on growing up in Dallas, riding and showing horses, and moving away from Texas. December 2005
Take Me to the Rivers
Six more watery adventures, from birding on the Trinity to tubing the Frio. June 2005
Happy Trails
After a quick trip to Houston for a football game—and a visit to the Johnson Space Center—I’ve come up with a new mission. January 2005
Happy Trails
Sight-seeing and a little bit of history made for a fine weekend in the Rio Grande Valley. August 2004
Happy Trails
From wildflowers to wine, a trip to Bryan-College Station made for a poetic journey. May 2004
Happy Trails
Gruene prides itself on keeping things the way they've always been. That suits us just fine. February 2004
Happy Trails
We spent a lovely fall afternoon in Boerne, shopping at antiques stores and picking out the perfect pumpkin. November 2003
Happy Trails
Until I went biking at Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway, I had never heard of the little town of Quitaque, where life is slow and people like it that way. September 2003
Happy Trails
I had only 24 hours in Galveston, but that was plenty of time to see the famous Strand, eat some good seafood, and play a little bingo. July 2003
Happy Trails
Alpine, Marfa, and Fort Davis seemed like a different world—until I got there. I felt right at home in these West Texas cultural hot spots. May 2003
Brand Loyal
Senior editor Anne Dingus sweet-talks about sugar, Elsie the Cow, and peanut patties. March 2003
Q&A with Michael Hull
In the spring of 1995, Austin lawyer and photography-enthusiast Michael Hull found himself in a self-described "interesting intersection in time"—or at least Texas time. February 2003
A Q&A with Marshevet Hooker
San Antonio high school senior Marshevet Hooker was a member of the record setting U.S. Junior Track & Field Team. She recently committed to attending college at UT-Austin. February 2003
First to Flight?
Texas Monthly senior editor Michael Hall launches into a discussion about his story "Two Wings And A Prayer." January 2003
Texas History 101
The northeast town of Hawkins remembers one of its small-town girls. October 2002
Texas History 101
Rice University makes for an interesting history lesson. September 2002
Texas History 101
‘Twas two days before Christmas, when all through the town, not a creature expected St. Nick to come ‘round. To Cisco Santa strolled, more naughty than nice, and stirred quite a story, filled with robbery and vice. July 2002
Texas Tidbits
Step behind the walls and take a peek at the history of the Texas State penitentiary at Huntsville. July 2002
Image Builder
Gary Tanhauser, who illustrated "Two Barmaids, Five Alligators, and the Butcher of Elmendorf," talks about how he approaches his work. July 2002
Patrick Touts Ultrasound Bill (Sun May 11 at 8:14 AM)
There's Two I's in "Bonnie Richardson" (Sat May 10 at 11:45 PM)
Mother's Day Gift That Keeps on Giving (Thu May 1 at 10:55 AM)
Behold the Book at the Top of the New York Times Best-Seller List (Sat May 10 at 9:56 PM)
The TEXAS MONTHLY Podcast: Rodney Ellis on Guilt, Innocent, and the Death Penalty (Thu May 8 at 1:43 PM)
