Critters
January 20, 2013
Horse Sense
Redford, shmedford: If you think the aging Hollywood hunk is anything like the prototypical horse whisperer, you haven’t met Del Rio native Ernesto Rojas Serna.
Contributors
Carol Chapman
13 Articles
Health|
November 1, 2000
Digital Docs
Austin's VidiMedix has a simple prescription for patients who live miles away from big-city health care: Log on and get well.
Biz Feature|
March 1, 2000
Tech of the Town
How Sanderson, Hamilton, and other small communities are plugging into the high-tech boom.
Business|
February 1, 2000
Green Acres
How a retired agribusinessman from Houston is betting the ranch (and the jungles of Mexico) on bamboo.
Biz High-Tech|
May 31, 1999
In Full Flower
The dirt on Garden.com, one of the state’s hottest online companies.
Dow Town
When I was growing up in Lake Jackson, the center of my world was a park owned by my father’s employer. Forty years later, most of it has been sold to a developer, and natives like me are having a chemical reaction.
Son Rises
A Lake Jackson teacher goes to the head of New York publishing’s class.
Crime Pays
He hasn’t been able to find his father’s killer, but Austinite David Wheeler’s computer programs are catching lots of other crooks.
Up and Atom
The death of the superconducting supercollider may have been traumatic, but at their core the people of Waxahachie haven’t changed.
Time Marches On
Computer-aided choreography, professional composers to score the music, mammoth budgets: At high schools and colleges across Texas these days, marking bands are playing for keeps.
Big Wheel
Once he raced cars; now he builds them. Even at 72, it seems, Carroll Shelby can’t slow down.
Atomic War Fare
Now is the time to visit New Mexico, where the A-bomb exploded on the scene half a century ago.
Over the Hump
Preacher Howdy Fowler dreamed of crossing the West by camel. Many spine-jarring miles later, his wish has come true.