Look low in the western sky on the morning of May 26 to see the Super Flower Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse. East Texans will only see the first half of the eclipse before the moon falls below the horizon. The moon will be 222,000 miles away from the Earth: https://t.co/3RUKJCaE3B
#SB1365 is what it is: a bill that takes power from local communities and gives it to an unelected official. Educators are a hard no, even with last-minute amendments. #TxLege
Nothing to add about Elon Musk hosting SNL tonight that hasn’t already been said…
We’re pre-gaming with a #StashStockParty.
Bonus $TSLA stock. 8 p.m. ET. https://t.co/itRKsNPGPc
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Autumn is our yearly reminder that sometimes change can be beautiful and that it’s ok to let go. This fall season, let go of your bad habits, your worries, your stress and be the change you want to see. Seasons change, and so do we 🍁🍂
Thank you hurricane hunters! Likely the last recon flight into Hurricane #Laura is flying through the Cat 4 hurricane Wenesday night. Landfall expected in the next few hours. Godspeed Louisiana & Texas friends.
One of NASA’s next missions to study the origins of stars will feature a record-breaking telescope hoisted by a football stadium-sized balloon and the space agency is relying on an East Texas facility to make sure it gets off the ground. https://t.co/danaq0KzC1
One of the biggest items on your #retirement budget is taxes. If you're thinking of moving somewhere else, consider one of these 12 states that don't tax distributions from pensions or 401(k) plans. https://t.co/FJ390tmxKb
Baptism in Austin's Barton Springs swimming pool, 1925. INCREDIBLE photo. Courtesy the Austin History Center, which maintains a wonderful Facebook page. It's really worth a "like" if you have one to spare.
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The Beach Hotel in Galveston was built in 1882 and destroyed by fire in 1898. It was located on Galveston Beach between Tremont St. and Twenty-fourth St. The architect was Nicholas J. Clayton.
Looks like a pretty swanky place!
Y'all aren't going to believe this. This is an 1897 photograph of the Independence Tree, a live oak tree in West Columbia under which Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston spoke and from which the Texas Declaration of Independence was first read. In the background is the old Capitol,