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A new exhibit dedicated to Black aviators has opened at San Antonio International Airport for Black History Month.

San Antonio Airport exhibit honors Tuskegee Airmen’s pioneering spirit

by Sam Cohen

| February 12, 2026

aviation | Black history | Black History Month | CULTURE | Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce | History | Reach for the Stars: African American Pioneers in Aviation | SA-hardgate | san antonio airport | San Antonio Lead Story | SATX | TEXAS | TEXAS HISTORY | Tuskegee Airmen | Wilson Pottery Foundation pottery
A new exhibit dedicated to Black aviators opened at San Antonio International Airport for Black History Month.
Houston’s Freedmen’s Town stands as a testament to freedom, resilience, and self-determination.

Houston’s Freedmen’s Town: How to save what’s left

by Sam Cohen

| February 11, 2026

black freedom | Black History Month | black liberation | CULTURE | Freedman's town | Freedmen’s Town Visitor Center | galveston | Houston Freedmen’s Town Conservatory | HOUSTON LEAD STORY | Houston’s Freedmen’s Town | HTX | HTX-hardgate | juneteenth | local politics
Houston’s Freedmen’s Town stands as a testament to freedom, resilience, and self-determination. Here’s how visitors can help preserve its legacy.
As one of the most picturesque cities in the Lone Star State, there’s plenty of beautiful scenery and interesting places to explore in San Antonio.

Your guide to San Antonio’s 5 Spanish frontier missions

by Ellery Well

| February 6, 2026

Community | CULTURE | History | LIFESTYLE | Mission Concepción | Mission Espada | Mission San Antonio de Valero | Mission San José | Mission San Juan | San Antonio Lead Story | SATX | spanish frontier missions | TEXAS | TEXAS HISTORY
San Antonio’s culture and heritage are on full display at these five Spanish frontier missions.
LOCAL HISTORY - Courier Texas

‘Tis the season: 4 annual giving programs to support in the Houston area during the holidays

by Sierra Rozen

| November 20, 2025

Community | CULTURE | ENTERTAINMENT | HOUSTON LEAD STORY | HTX | LIFESTYLE | TEXAS HISTORY
For me, it always starts to actually feel like the holiday season when I see a volunteer dressed up as Santa, ringing a bell, and asking people to drop some spare change in their bright red bucket. It’s a staple of many people’s childhoods, a fixture in the cold winter months.
LOCAL HISTORY - Courier Texas

Meet the Indigenous people of Texas

by Sierra Rozen

| October 6, 2025

Community | CULTURE | Federal Harm | get involved | HARDGATE | History | houston history | indigenous tribes | native americans | TEXAS
Despite efforts to erase Native American history in the US, there are still active tribes in Texas and efforts to recognize the state’s Indigenous history and preserve the remaining communities. Nationally, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is now celebrated on the second Monday in October—what was once Columbus Day, until 1992, when the city of Berkley, CA […]
Did you know that Dallas has hosted even larger fairs than the State Fair of Texas?

A deep dive into Dallas’ forgotten World’s Fair history

by Ellery Well

| October 3, 2025

Community | CULTURE | DALLAS | DFW | DFW Lead Story | ENTERTAINMENT | HARDGATE | LIFESTYLE | old texas | state fair of texas | THINGS TO DO | world's fair
One of Texas’s largest cities hosted people across the globe at multiple world’s fairs. Learn about Dallas’ world’s fair history and the legacy it left.
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