Post dateDecember 6, 2024 Doris Miller President Franklin D. Roosevelt called Pearl Harbor Day, the day Japan launched an unprovoked...
Post dateNovember 27, 2024 The First Thanksgiving in Texas Happy Thanksgiving! …but… Did you know the very FIRST Thanksgiving on American soil was...
Post dateOctober 23, 2024 Ben Milam Benjamin Rush Milam–soldier, empressario, and entrepreneur–was born on October 20, 1788 in Frankfort, Kentucky. He...
Post dateOctober 21, 2024 Rafael Gonzales, Namesake of Gonzales, Texas Gonzales, capital city of the DeWitt Colony, was named in honor of Rafael Gonzales,...
Post dateSeptember 23, 2024 Juan Seguin Juan Seguin is a Texas hero who tugs at my heart strings. Born...
Post dateAugust 7, 2024 NEW Feature: Young Heroes of Texas! One of the special features we’ve added to the 25th Anniversary Edition of our...
Post dateJuly 26, 2024 Telling the Story of Texas History is, first and foremost, a STORY! How we remember history depends a great...
Post dateJuly 5, 2024 How a Bill Becomes Law (Schoolhouse Rock) In honor of Independence Day, I bring you the Schoolhouse Rock classic “How a...
Post dateMay 6, 2024 The Lady in Blue In May of 1628 Maria de Jesus de Agreda’s superiors wrote a letter to...
Post dateApril 29, 2024 Another Hero Texas Forgot Lt. Col. James Clinton Neill Born in North Carolina in 1790, Neill brought his...