December 1993

Dec 1, 1993 — By Skip Hollandsworth

Decades after Carolyn McMorris died of a massive head injury, her sisters shockingly allege that their stepmother murdered her.

Dec 1, 1993 — By gregwaterman

A gallery of great gifts, cobbled, carved, forged, and stitched by small Texas companies.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Skip Hollandsworth

We started out as pious kids helping Wichita Falls celebrate the birth of Christ. We ended up astray in a manger.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Gary Cartwright

How 89-year-old Harvey Penick turned life’s lessons into a best-selling book—and followed it up with another master stroke.

Dec 1, 1993 — By normamclemore

My memories of Vidor.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Mimi Swartz

The story of this notorious East Texas city isn’t a simple racist fable. It’s a complicated tragedy about a society that has lost its way.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Paul Burka

If you think you’ve seen the worst of crazy, corrupt South Texas politics, you haven’t been to Eagle Pass.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Texas Monthly

Hot Chocolate recipe from Cattle Kings Grill's, Houston.

Jan 20, 2013 — By Texas Monthly

Recipe from Cattle Kings Grill,  Houston.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Paul Burka

Dec 1, 1993 — By Texas Monthly

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Dec 1, 1993 — By Texas Monthly

Jan 20, 2013 — By Patricia Sharpe

Pity poor Santa: Everywhere he stops during the wee hours of Christas morning, he gets a plate of cookies and a glass of milk. This year, do him a gavor and put out something different at your house, like a slice of satiny lemon tart and a cup of liqueur-laced…

Dec 1, 1993 — By Patricia Sharpe

Want to eat a great meal in Dallas without dressing up or dropping a bundle? Cross the river into Oak Cliff.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Glenna Whitley

How two dallas inventors took products worth pennies and turned them into nationwide success stories.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Gregory Curtis

Dec 1, 1993 — By claudiaperry

When top black country artists like powerhouse singer Mary Cutrufello take the stage, people listen.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Evan Smith

Forget how she looks. For fifty years, Tyler’s Sarah McClendon has been the most vigilant White House correspondent.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Jim Atkinson

With an early flu season and the emergence of deadly diseases this summer, our good health is under siege.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Dan Michalski

For Texas fans, the only thing worse than getting beat by OU was not being able to party all night.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Robert Draper and Dan Michalski

What do Ross Perot and Bob Tilton have in common (besides dallas)? Publications obsessed with them.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Jan Reid

Twenty years later, Jerry Jeff Walker returns to the town his music put on the map.

Dec 1, 1993 — By Jan Jarboe Russell

Henry Bonilla is our first Hispanic Republican in congress. He won’t be our last.