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Palo Duro Canyon State Park is hiring a winter campground host. Duties include cleaning campsites and restrooms, helping guests, and enjoying an RV spot in return.

Texas is planning a 100-mile hike-and-bike trail from the Alamo in San Antonio to the State Capitol in Austin.

Amarillo is launching new street maintenance projects in areas like Bell, Wolflin, 45th, and Georgia. A city map shows which roads are active or upcoming.

Fall brings cooler temps and a slate of guided hikes into Palo Duro Canyon, from geology walks and birding to full-moon treks and star parties.

Scammers are circulating an email claiming U.S. Customs has blocked a $25 million fund tied to BMW and “Chevrolet Truck,” demanding a $500 fee to release it.

Fall brings chili season — in Texas, though, there’s one nonnegotiable rule: beans don’t belong.

Texas now leads the U.S. in manufactured homes. While traditional housing prices soar, Texans are choosing affordability.

According to a study, Texans’ most-ordered fall drinks are Old Fashioned, margarita, and espresso martini. Make sure you’ve got them down so your holiday gatherings hit the right note.

Independent bookstores are enjoying a revival, especially in Texas. In Amarillo alone there are several unique shops offering niche collections and community events.

Gas prices are falling in Texas and nationwide, thanks to lower demand and winter fuel blends. Amarillo averages $2.69, Texas $2.73, and the U.S. $3.17.

As fall arrives in Texas, male tarantulas leave their burrows in search of mates. You’ll likely spot them at night outdoors from late August through early November.

What scares Texans most? It’s public speaking and heights, not snakes. A survey shows spiders lead horror fears, while societal anxieties focus on money and losing personal rights.