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Lauren Castro

Lauren Castro

Social Media Editor at Texas Monthly

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News
  • Social Media

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It was a perfectly Texan celebration of her new album, ‘Middle of Nowhere.’
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Photos: San Antonio Rejoices as the Spurs Head to the NBA Finals

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A Weekend Road Trip to Texas’s Small, Kinda Weird Beaches

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