Spring 2026 Texas Housing Market: Why Now Is a Smart Time to Buy a Home
In sharp contrast to the winter, Texas is at last colored green again until the heat of summer comes. As the very landscape seems to become green again, Texans can consider changes and new beginnings....
19th Street in Houston Heights: Why This Historic District Still Keeps Its Soul
The Heights was Texas’s first planned community, designed as a streetcar suburb for middle-class residents seeking higher ground, aptly titled “The Heights.” There are areas in Houston you drive through without thinking, and then there...
Texas Lifestyle Magazine: A Look Back at 2025
As we close the book on 2025, we find ourselves reflecting on a year that was shaped by bold ideas, filled with unforgettable stories, and enhanced by the unmistakable spirit that makes Texas unlike anywhere...
Sunrise to Sunset at Islander Resort, Islamorada, Florida Keys
Here’s what I can tell you about the Florida Keys, now that I have visited four times—the beauty of The Keys is a very casual, relaxed, Jimmy Buffett-style vibe. It’s not fancy. It is sand...
Experience Island Life at Sheraton Kauai Coconut Beach in Hawaii
Picture this: sun-warmed sand between your toes, the beautiful, bright colors of plumeria in full bloom, the sweetness of the fresh island fruit to refresh you, gentle waves crashing in the distance. This is the...
4th of July Events in Austin: Fireworks, Concerts & Family-Friendly Fun
Get ready to light up your Independence Day with the best Fourth of July celebrations in the Austin area! From dazzling fireworks to live music, and family-friendly activities, there’s no shortage of red, white, and...
Best of Summer: Must-Have Clothes and Essentials for Travel, Style, and Fun
From backyard hangouts to weekend getaways, elevate your style this summer. We’ve curated a list of must-have products you’ll want in your summer lineup for those good warm weather vibes. Patagonia Women’s Outdoor Overalls...
Escape to Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa for a Relaxing Summer Retreat
Summer travel in Texas can be a grind. From the backed-up stretch of I-35 between Dallas and San Antonio, to the crowded Buc-ee’s, and the congested river floats and Six Flags lines that stretch for...
