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A former | Texas Ranger who won a merit award from the Governor |
O'Donnell is a West | Texas town that lies primarily in Lynn County, with |
This is an article about a numbered | Texas State Highway. |
KBBW (1010 AM) is a Waco, | Texas, Christian radio station. |
This article is about a former | Texas & Pacific and current Amtrak railroad station |
Brownwood is also the home of a West | Texas campus of the Texas State Technical College Sy |
Roger Creager, a prominent | Texas Country performer, covers this song as well an |
There is also a commercial | Texas hybrid called BetaSweet. |
NEWP sounded like a West | Texas version of "nope". |
WPMQ285 is a low-powered | Texas Department of Transportation Highway Advisory |
Designated a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark in 1968, Marker 3550. |
3, No. 5), a former | Texas Sacred Harp newsletter]. |
The building is also a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark (RTHL). |
He was a Justice, | Texas Court of Appeals, 10th Appellate District, Wac |
It became a Recorded | Texas Historical Landmark in 1981. |
The Colony High School offers a standard | Texas high school curriculum as defined by the Texas |
Lake Granbury is a North | Texas reservoir near Granbury, Texas. |
ist Joel Osteen at Lakewood Church, a Houston, | Texas megachurch |
The Cross Timbers: Memories of a North | Texas Boyhood. |
The building is a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark. |
A Little | Texas Two-Step (1997) |
The Abilene Eagles were a West | Texas League minor league baseball team based in Abi |
The school has a Houston, | Texas mailing address. |
Wood was born to a prominent | Texas family in Rockport, Texas. |
Designated a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark. |
People start to die in a small | Texas town and the prime suspects are bats. |
The office was abolished by | Texas voters in 1995 and was formally closed in 1996 |
This article is about the | Texas city. |
This article is about the | Texas politician. |
To learn more about the | Texas Brazos Trail, or to download/order a brochure |
For information about North | Texas theater, visit DFW Theater. |
This article is about the | Texas bishop. |
Added ABOUT for | Texas Memory Systems |
This article is about the | Texas singer-songwriter. |
one of the top-ranked schools academically in | Texas. |
Chisholm Trail Academy, Keene, | Texas |
It provides access to | Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. |
It is accessed by | Texas State Highway 118 which is the highest state m |
But not all his actions in | Texas were negative. |
Narration is provided by actor and | Texas native Barry Corbin. |
the district include adult film actress Alexis | Texas In 2009, the school district was rated "academ |
Administration Building, | Texas Tech University, Lubbock 1925 |
Because the Act of Admission of | Texas into the Union allows the state to divide itse |
o has relationships with affiliates, including | Texas Healthcare Trustees, that strengthen the assoc |
Passage came in 1993, after the | Texas Supreme Court threw out two attempts by the Te |
After the | Texas Revolution, the area once again changed hands, |
After re-entering | Texas from just east of Hobbs, New Mexico, US 180 sp |
After the | Texas Revolution, he lived in Leon County, Texas for |
erally believed to have been named after early | Texas newspaper publisher George W. Bonnell, who mov |
Dawson High School was named after former | Texas Representative Glenda Dawson who also taught f |
He transferred once again to | Texas (the East Texas Annual Conference), where he a |
during ACU's 1976 homecoming game against East | Texas State University at Shotwell Stadium, in Abile |
Other state agencies, including | Texas Parks & Wildlife and the Texas Alcoholic Bever |
For the former military airfield in | Texas, see Victory Field (Texas). |
TranStar Airlines, Houston, | Texas |
Valiant Airways, Houston, | Texas (defunct and never started operations) |
Bill Alcorn was | Texas Land Commissioner in the late 1950s. |
958, Governor Price Daniel appointed Alcorn as | Texas Land Commissioner when James Earl Rudder was a |
He was a 2008 first team all-class by | Texas Football, a second team Texas all-state select |
1977: Rodney Allison of | Texas Tech |
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, | Texas Zeta chapter |
The venue will also host | Texas Southern University football games. |
He also founded | Texas A&M University's Department of Statistics. |
Marshall would also produce | Texas' third Confederate governor, Pendleton Murrah. |
The species is also called | Texas Ranger, Silverleaf, or Cenizo. |
See also: 1941 | Texas A&M Aggies football team |
See also: Eighty-second | Texas Legislature |
See also: 1964 | Texas Longhorns football team |
See also: 1995 | Texas Tech Red Raiders football team and Texas A&M - |
See also: 2009 | Texas Longhorns football team |
See also: 2010 | Texas A&M Aggies football team |
See also: 2011 | Texas Longhorns football team |
See also: 2003 | Texas A&M Aggies football team |
Alta Loma, | Texas (Spanish: alta-high, loma-ground), located in |
Kimbrough, an alumnus of | Texas A&M University, was known as the "Haskell Hurr |
An alumnus of | Texas A&M University, he died in College Station, Te |
He is an alumnus of | Texas Christian University. |
It is found in North America, including | Texas. |
It is known from North America, including | Texas and Arizona. |
Minetta Altgelt Goyne, A Life among the | Texas Flora: Ferdinand Lindheimer's Letters to Georg |
Olivewood was designated an Historic | Texas Cemetery. |
KTXZ is an Austin, | Texas AM radio station, operating at 1560 Hz, licens |
KRXT is an Rockdale, | Texas, based radio station. |
KMFA FM 89.5 is an Austin, | Texas radio station playing classical music and lice |
KCYL is an Lampasas, | Texas radio station, licensed to Lampasas, Texas, an |
CompuAdd Corporation was an Austin, | Texas manufacturer of personal computers. |
Rio Grand is an American | Texas Country group. |
The Randy Rogers Band is an American | Texas Country group from the state of Texas. |
KOKE is an Austin, | Texas radio station, operating at 1600 kHz, licensed |
!: Irish Pioneers in Mexican and Revolutionary | Texas, Centennial Series of the Association of Forme |
"Home in San Antone" - Bob Wills and His | Texas Playboys |
"My Confession" - Bob Wills and His | Texas Playboys |
It featured the Oregon Ducks and the | Texas Longhorns. |
ers from a number of Big 12 schools, and chose | Texas over Arkansas and Texas Tech. |
San Carlos, and Hurst, | Texas are home to manufacturing plants. |
dents as of August 2007) in Edinburg and South | Texas College (approximately 20,000 students) in McA |
er grew up in Nashville, Tennessee and Dallas, | Texas. |
Feeder: Access road (Houston and East | Texas). |
ttended school in Newport, Nebraska and Alvin, | Texas. |
an Augustine to San Marcos in east and central | Texas. |
Filmed on location in Central, South, and West | Texas. |
A rare stray to southwest Utah and central | Texas. |
U.S. Route 59 between Marshall and Jefferson, | Texas. |
June 7 - "Sugar Moon" - Bob Wills and His | Texas Playboys |
inues to write about the environment and about | Texas. |
o stop at New Orleans, Louisiana, and Houston, | Texas, before ending its trip at Brownsville, Texas, |
attended the public schools of Joy and Bowie, | Texas, and the North Texas State Normal College at D |
al offices are in Alberta, Canada and Houston, | Texas. |
ntually forced west into Louisiana and eastern | Texas. |
"Ten Years" - Bob Wills and His | Texas Playboys |
ey are popular in Northern Mexico and Southern | Texas. |
Clarence Gilyard, actor (Matlock and Walker, | Texas Ranger) |
"Steel Guitar Rag" - Bob Wills and His | Texas Playboys |
Anderson County, | Texas |
Frankston is a town in Anderson County, | Texas, United States. |
In 1854, he moved to Anderson County, | Texas. |
1930 (3) Los Angeles Open, | Texas Open, Ohio Open |
is an unincorporated town in Angelina County, | Texas, United States, southeast of Lufkin, in Deep E |
El Camino Angosto CDP, | Texas $8,749 |
After the annexation of | Texas into the United States, Bourland represented t |
Following the annexation of | Texas to the United States, Pease was elected to the |
The "Republic of | Texas" is a group of individuals that claims that th |
3rd annual West | Texas general practice symposium. |
There is another Cooper, | Texas in Houston County, Texas. |
There is another Cooper, | Texas in Delta County, Texas. |
The Natural History of the Agricultural Ant of | Texas (1879) |
The Nilgai Antelope in | Texas (College Station: Texas Agricultural Experimen |
John Duncan Bulkeley - Navy, San Antonio, TX | Texas |
Successfully repaid any previous | Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB) loan. |
, Georgia native, who answered the appeal from | Texas, during the Texas Revolution. |
ief Justice of the Seventh Court of Appeals of | Texas, one of the Texas Courts of Appeals. |
The Fifth Court of Appeals of | Texas is one of the 14 Texas Courts of Appeals. |
ll was the first openly gay judge appointed in | Texas. |
are located the coastal city of Aransas Pass, | Texas (in Aransas County) and the town of Port Arans |
Another Arcadia in | Texas is Arcadia |
Born in Archer City, | Texas, Purcell attended the public schools and recei |
Lake Kickapoo is a reservoir in Archer County, | Texas. |
Holliday is a city in Archer County, | Texas, United States. |
Alabama and the special collections archive at | Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. |
Cities traversed are Huffman, | Texas, Crosby, Texas, and Barrett, Texas. |
of the Pampa Micropolitan Statistical Area in | Texas |
The Walter Buck Wildlife Management Area in | Texas adjoins the South Llano River State Park near |
adio station in the Austin/San Antonio area in | Texas, transmitting on 1450 AM and playing a Texas C |
Protected areas in | Texas |
Rollie White Coliseum is an on-campus arena at | Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, in t |
10/18/00, United Spirit Arena, Lubbock, | Texas |
erce and trade relations between Argentina and | Texas. |
found in North America, including Arizona and | Texas. |
mmissioned as a Captain in the Regular Army of | Texas, and this was done by the government of Texas. |
Air Force, based at Gainesville Army Airfield, | Texas. |
It is named after United States Army general, | Texas Land Commissioner, and President of Texas A&M |
He was in the United States Army, First | Texas Volunteer Infantry in 1898. |
It was filmed in and around Houston, | Texas. |
on shows he performed in and around Galveston, | Texas and San Antonio, Texas and Shreveport, Louisia |
Loop 286 is a loop highway around Paris, | Texas . |
Augustus McCrae (David Arquette) - | Texas Ranger |
Miller was arrested in | Texas by a Texas Ranger and extradited to Oklahoma t |
He was arrested in | Texas in June 1937, while working as a cook, for his |
He arrived in | Texas in 1857. |
Denmore W. Reaves arrived in | Texas in June 1835. |
As soon as King had arrived in | Texas, he began speculating in land, beginning with |
January 5 - Davy Crockett arrives in | Texas. |
Upon arriving in | Texas, the people of present-day Serbin became the e |
Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, | Texas |
Longview Museum of Art, Longview, | Texas |
Arthur City ( | Texas) |
Main article: North | Texas Mean Green women's basketball |
Main article: 2008 | Texas Tech Red Raiders football team |
Main article: 2006 | Texas Tech Red Raiders football team |
Main article: 2007 | Texas Tech Red Raiders football team |
Main article: 1946 | Texas Longhorns football team |
Main article: 1969 | Texas vs. Arkansas football game |
Main article: 2005 | Texas vs. |
Today the lighthouse is operated as a | Texas State Historic Site. |
Hank Bell as a | Texas Ranger |
Hecht spent three years as the | Texas Rangers' performance coach. |
His ranch at Stonewall becomes known as the | Texas Whitehouse. |
Referred to in newspapers as the | Texas Black Spiders, they were often noted as the "C |
The lift station was dedicated as a | Texas Historic Landmark by the Texas Historical Comm |
Today, the franchise is known as the | Texas Stars. |
Jack Wilson as The | Texas Kid |
As a | Texas melodee |
1980, Judge Prado was appointed to serve as a | Texas state District Judge in Bexar County, Texas. |
Dedicated as a | Texas Historic Landmark by the Texas Historical Comm |
She is recognized for several "firsts" as a | Texas pioneer, such as being the first to sew an Ame |
The freeway is known as Central | Texas Expressway. |
October 11: Astrodome, Houston, | Texas |
at Astrodome, Houston, | Texas |
October 10: Astrodome, Houston, | Texas |
Mitchell was the head football coach at North | Texas State College, now the University of North Tex |
Sign at a | Texas Instruments facility |
The Magnolia Hotel is a hotel located at 1100 | Texas Ave., in downtown Houston, Texas. |
controversial Ten Commandments display at the | Texas State Capitol. |
Parker played college football at North | Texas University. |
rles attended college for three years at North | Texas University, Denton, Texas. |
Firewood for sale at Justiceburg, | Texas. |
When he returned to his base at Matagorda, | Texas, Hawkins was promoted to the rank of Commodore |
Casa Blanca Lake at Laredo, | Texas |
to Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area at Ratcliff, | Texas |
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