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One billion years ago. The planet, with its rocks and seas, was bare of all but the simplest forms of single-celled life. In the waters, algae were the…

A Texas A&M professor for 30 years and longtime meat specialist, Dan Hale recently came into the heart of ranch land to teach a group of 20 Far West Texas…

Once again, we talk to the instructors for the Marfa Summer School program hosted by Building 98. Today, we sit down with Theo Tegelaers, Krist…

Sul Ross University Professor of Range Management Bonnie Warnock explains the ins and outs of the cattle market. Warnock talks about recent weather…

Mel La Follette, an Episcopalian priest in Redford for many years and one of the border's most original characters according to Lonn Taylor, died on July…

The Montezuma quail is one of Texas' most mysterious and elusive birds. Level ground may belong to bobwhite and scaled quail, but these quail live on…

Beth Grossman is a socio-political artist, who sees the visual as a way to create community dialog. Her art is a comfortable point of entry into the…

Andrew May and Elizabeth McNutt are on the faculty at The University of North Texas. Both musicians, they are the organizers of Sounds Modern, which…

Drive Big Bend is to cars, says Stewart Ramser on West Texas Talk, as last weekend's Viva Big Bend was to music. Ramser, who is responsible for both…

Gambel's quail are among the most striking of West Texas birds. They're richly patterned in gray, brown and white. And the male is crowned with an…