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Kathy Straach
From the moment ferry passengers catch a glimpse of the gleaming white Grand Hotel, the Grand experience begins.
Las Cruces achieved one of the highest certifications given by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Old means interesting in the case of five historic hotels scattered about the Southwest.
Courtesy American Wind Power Center Anyone who has visited Lubbock knows that the wind blows the tumbleweed across the wide-open South Plains of Texas. Such a gusty location is fitting for the American Wind Power Center. The center owes its creation to Billie Wolfe, a Texas Tech faculty member who had a decades-long fascination […]
Courtesy Visit Lubbock Visit Lubbock 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor Lubbock, TX 79401 800-692-4035 or 806-747-5232 www.visitlubbock.org What’s new: The Overton Hotel and Conference Center opened in 2009 with 303 guest rooms and more than 20,000 square feet of meeting space. Lubbock is in the second year of a 20-year redevelopment project. The former Lubbock Inn […]
Part of the appeal of Lubbock, Texas is a broad landscape where the roping and ranching and other elements of cowboy culture abide.
Bay Area Houston, a region of six small towns between Houston and Galveston, lives up to its name with a number of waterside event venues.
Frontier Texas, on more than six acres in historic downtown Abilene, transports visitors to the days of the Old West.
From the red-brick streets of Nacogdoches to the cowboy culture preserved in Amarillo Texas’ small towns are big on meetings.
In addition to casino resorts, Native Americans have built museums to educate other Americans about their history and culture.
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