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Josh Alvarez

Josh Alvarez

Arts & Entertainment Editor at Texas Monthly

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Recent Articles

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A Sociologist Walks Into a Gun Range . . .

UT professor Harel Shapira spent four years taking firearms lessons and talking with gun owners and instructors. He learned a lot more than just how to load and shoot.
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A Custom Mitt Made for a Texan Softball Legend

Olympian Cat Osterman more than deserves this one-of-a-kind glove.
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How Big Bend Border Construction Has Both Unified and Fractured a C...

Two local outfitters speak out on acts of resistance and damaged relationships.
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Two-Stepping: A Love Story

I wasn’t sure about the Lone Star State until I found community and my future wife in an Austin honky-tonk.
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Inside the Years-Long Fight to Keep Galveston Wild

A nonprofit has been quietly buying land to save the coastal prairie.
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My Pump-Jack-Studded Road Trip Through the Permian Basin

We take this less-scenic route for granted, but the stretch of Texas between Abilene and Odessa built the world we live in.
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Texas Finalizes the Deal on Its Second-Largest State Park

Parks and Wildlife finalized the deal for the 54,000-acre Silver Lake Ranch.
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A Weekend in the Little Hill Country Town That’s Still Obsessed Wit...

In Brownwood, you can dine in an old passenger train car or buy some books in a repurposed movie theater.
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The Border Wall Is Plowing Through the Rio Grande Valley’s Natural ...

While outrage against the Big Bend border wall continues, the southern region’s plight has not attracted the same level of attention.
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Texans Have Waited 15 Years for This State Park. We Took a Sneak Pe...

Palo Pinto Mountains boasts unique hills and junipers, but it’s the fishing that will reel me back in.
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This Crane Operator Has the (Literal) Highest Office in Texas

Matt Francis has seen sunsets like you wouldn’t believe.