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The Ector County Coliseum in Odessa has seen some really big acts come through its doors over the years. Did you know Elvis played there not too long before he died? Artists of all genres have graced the stage

Here are 10 things every Texas should know!

I see people on social media always asking for restaurants with patios or places to sit outside and have a drink. Check out these places!

I recently shared with you the most dangerous city in Texas so it's only fair that I share with you the safest city in Texas. You would probably never have assumed that a small town would have been listed as the most dangerous city, just like you could probably assume the safest city is a small town.

This weekend marks the return of the annual West Texas Blowout Music Festival. West Texas Blowout is celebrating its 10th Anniversary. The Blowout is two days of music and entertainment for the entire family.

Here is the FBI's 2024 list of most dangerous cities and one of them is not that far from us.

I think most of us look for famous eateries when traveling. If a town has a famous restaurant, most of us are most likely to stop and try it out. I also think that deep down inside each one of us is some kind of foodie. If you are like me, I like to try to take in the cuisine of the area that I am in.

ow that the weather is getting warmer the cold-blooded snakes will be coming out to warm up. You never know where one may be sunbathing to warm up or just hanging around looking for something to eat. Be careful in your garages, plant pots, and piles of grass any place like this where one can hide.

Texas Country music artist Kevin Fowler has always had a love for restoring old things from cabins to barns, to silos. He restored old homes and even turned an old building into a full-on wedding venue. His latest project was a historical landmark cabin built in the 1800s.

This inland oasis is about 116 acres of what will make you feel like you have been transported into a tropical paradise. You will probably have to ask yourself, are we really still in Texas?