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Katy Vine

Katy Vine

Executive Editor and Staff Writer at Texas Monthly

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His NASA Tours Are Almost as Good as Going to Space

Irwin Stewart turns a tour of Space Center Houston into a journey of the imagination.
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Texas’s Most Exciting Creative Scene Just Might Be in McAllen

Young entrepreneurs and artists have built something special in this Rio Grande Valley thrift-store mecca.
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Texas’s Most Exciting Creative Scene Just Might Be in McAllen

Young entrepreneurs and artists have built something special in this Rio Grande Valley thrift-store mecca.
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Mother, Heal Thyself

Susan Hyde’s children were constantly in and out of the hospital with one illness or another. But were they the ones who were sick?
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Take a Trip Down the Rio Grande With the Flatlanders’ Butch Hancock

The Flatlanders member and West Texas river guide leads an unforgettable musical adventure down a beloved stretch of river.
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The Young Magician Planning to Make History at a Secretive Competit...

Eric Chien has been perfecting a groundbreaking new act for the 2025 World Championships of Magic.
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The Young Performer Who Wants to Reinvent Magic

Eric Chien discusses the competitive streak that fuels his innovative work, and why he hopes—someday—to find a magician who can outperform him.
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Remembering Flaco Jiménez, Tejano Music’s Heart and Soul

Could the genre have picked a more jovial, warmhearted ambassador?
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What Killed This Texas Gulf Coast City's Once-Thriving Windsurfing ...

Hundreds flocked to Corpus Christi in the '80s and '90s—until they suddenly stopped.
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A New Gruene Hotel Is the Latest in the French Cowboys’ Growing Hil...

The hospitality moguls recently unveiled the hip Hacienda del Rio.
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Aggieland Wasn’t Ready for All That Bird Poop

Purple martins brought droppings and drama to College Station this year.