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In the month of June, Marfa Public Radio is airing select conversations from Agave Festival Marfa.
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Agave-roasting was a mainstay of life in prehistoric West Texas. And new research suggests the practice was as much about celebration as it was sustenance.
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Organizers say the annual event is one of the oldest regional gatherings in the country.
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This year, the station's reporters, producers and contributors captured the stories of West Texas — from celebrations of the border's deep history to stories on environmental issues in the Permian Basin.
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During the pandemic, filmmaker Alejandra Vasquez traveled to her hometown of Denver City to document her family over the course of a historic oil bust.
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The Big Bend Conservation Alliance says it’s already using the $650,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to pay for a project to preserve an Indigenous cemetery in Presidio and to create a study of “land reclamation” needs among Native Americans with ties to the region.