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In addition to boxing up and giving away groceries, Gerald Kern helps clients fallen on tough times be seen and heard.

The Houston oilman and West Texas rancher has Texas history coursing through his veins. There’s no standard as high as his for preservation and conservation.

Through floods and fire, this landmark on beautiful Caddo Lake survives — and is still beloved for catfish, hush puppies, and green tomato relish.

East Texas native May Cobb sets her newest thriller in the Piney Woods, complete with rich women behaving badly.

Grace Mitchell talks about how to use your favorite things to define your style. Communicating your story to articulate your home is how the Fort Worth designer and mom of four became an HGTV star.

How Houston became one of the hottest food scenes in America

Tempting take out options in the pandemic age; plus some of the best craft ice cream you can get — all over Texas

Meet the chef who’s creating culinary magic — in Kemah, of all places.

Among Texas’ beach eats, the barbecued crab is in a league of its own — that of the disappearing delicacy.

A reservation at this place is tough to get – even if you’re a celebrity

Drew’s Place has been a comfort food go-to for decades. During these turbulent times, Krystal Thomas has joined parents Drew and Stephanie to keep the family business running. They all feel the need to feed — and nurture — people.

A well-informed traveler shares the skinny on the Emerald Isle’s cache of less-explored delights.

Meet Amelia. Of all the beaches in Florida, this one is not like the others.

Swirling and spitting — but only when necessary — on the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail

Four deep water wells,109 acres and a spirited local history — that’s what bourbon is made of at Firestone & Robertson’s visitor-friendly Whiskey Ranch.

It’s hot. We’re beyond thirsty. Though we’re drinking more water, we crave something … more.

Leisurely wandering between Monterey and Santa Barbara reminds me of joys I first experienced exploring the Napa and Sonoma valleys before those spots became too busy for my taste.

It has been quite the journey from fast food in Nebraska to fine dining in Fort Worth. Adam Jones, the face and force behind Grace, loves food and wine but understands there is a reason it’s called the service industry.

Get yourself to that green isle to the north ASAP — it’s wild and wooly, but you will need a swimsuit.

Tareka Lofton of Loft22 Cakes quickly got even more creative after the coronavirus pandemic hit.

While we’re in the camp that prefers sipping firewater neat while wearing jeans and a sweater, we’ve warmed up to the idea of bourbon combined with some tasty additions on ice.

Skip Aspen and Vail for a change, and check out what Utah has to offer.

Meet the trio of ladies at Austin’s Milam & Greene — and toast their good taste.

At TCU, Alex Snodgrass preferred making her mom’s meatballs to eating out. Her love of cooking led to an award-winning blog and a bestselling cookbook.