Texas GI Hershell Riggs went missing in 1950, but his family never gave up hope he’d come back home.
By Cat Cardenas
Among the revelations: Families were separated despite legal entry, and at least one child said he was hit by a caregiver.
By Robert Moore
I thought being a landman in the Eagle Ford Shale would help replenish my bank account. I quickly got more than I bargained for.
By Donley Watt
Even if the meat at Cowpoke’s were terrible, the joint would be jam-packed at all hours, since it’s located on the edge of the booming Eagle Ford Shale formation. But luckily for the patrons jawing about oil prices in the tidy dining room, the barbecue here is exceptional, certainly among
By Texas Monthly
The brisket fell into delectable shards while remaining moist, even after sixteen hours in the smoker. We missed the ribs, but the porcine portion of the barbecue family was well represented by two kinds of sausage, plain and spicy. Darn-good sides rounded out the offerings. The thick, sweet, tomato-tart sauce
By Texas Monthly
Don’t give up on oil yet, Texas. Come along to Pearsall, deep in the brush country, and learn how the new oil boom is different from the old.
By Paul Burka
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September 30, 1978
All his life, the son learned from the father, but the most important lesson came at the end.
By William Martin