Lori Fradkin

Sep 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Four notable stadiums in Texas have hosted professional football over the years.

Sep 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Nominating presidential candidates in Texas seems like conventional wisdom for Republicans, but so far it's happened only twice.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

The Olympics bring fame to medal winners, but sometimes the luster fades and names are forgotten. Here's a list of a few Texas-born sports heroes who may not have made it on your radar screen.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Members of the Houston Astros Wives Organization know that peanuts and Cracker Jacks are likely to strike out at the dinner table, so they’ve put together a playbook for cooking called From Home Plate to Your Plate! Even if you’re prone to major-league errors, you’ll be batting one thousand with…

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

In 1960 four students from St. Mary’s University, in San Antonio, were caving in Comal County when one of the boys felt an unexpected draft. A crawl through a narrow corridor led them to a network of caverns filled with breathtaking formations, and four years later, NATURAL BRIDGE CAVERNS—named for…

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Scott Cohen, the executive chef at La Mansion del Rio Hotel, in San Antonio, puts a Texas twist on Provençal cooking.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Garza High School principal Vicki Baldwin talks about the daily assault on public education, President George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind policy, and what a non- traditional school like Garza has to offer kids.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

Executive editor Mimi Swartz on Texas bashing and the return of the cowboy stereotype.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

From World War II to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Fort Hood has remained a stalwart structure in U.S. military history.

Jun 30, 2004 — By Lori Fradkin

As Natural Bridge Caverns celebrates forty years since its dedication, its patron family looks back on three generations of cave life.