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“I didn’t know anything about the restaurant business,” says Keith “Buddy” Guindon, a pioneer in sustainable fishing on the Texas Gulf. “But I wanted to give the people of Galveston what they have at their own front door.”
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We don't mean to brag, but we won three awards at the City & Regional Magazine Awards last week in New Orleans, after receiving 13 nominations. Shout out to our fellow Texan nominees, @dmagazine.bsky.social and @texasmonthly.bsky.social.
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James Dean would drive past the Stardust sign going 100 mph while out in far West Texas filming "Giant." @catcardenas.bsky.social
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A round of applause for Robert Wilonsky, the dean of Dallas. We were lucky to have him write an Open Road essay for us on his family's place in the city.
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Our biggest win was for Special Issue, which went to our July/August 2025 "Big" Issue. As they say, everything's bigger in Texas. Revisit the issue here.
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Jutting more than 5 miles into Galveston Bay, the Texas City Dike is an angler's arcadia
A father and son reconnect with the forgotten soul of the city
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New, from @unclecrizzle.bsky.social in our magazine: This March marked one year since veteran Dallas journalist Robert Wilonsky returned to the Dallas Morning News as a city columnist.
He didn’t have to come back. Here's why he couldn't stay away from the city and the work he loves ...
Meet the veteran Dallas newspaperman and devoted follower of “the religion of righteousness and truth-telling.”
