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Wiser people than myself have claimed that we’re all running from something, that it’s just part of the human condition. Indeed, it might even be said that modern-day Texas was built on just such an impulse – people getting away from something, someone or someplace, in search of a better place and a sweeter life. A certain theme of escape seems to tie together our selections this week: from people trying to make their way to the U.S., or just trying to escape the volatility of Venezuela; even fellow Texans looking for an emotional getaway or two. Before the busy fall season overtakes us all, we hope you’ll take a few moments to get caught up with some of our favorite recent stories below. And until next week – we’ll see you on the radio.
- David Brown
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Federal Rule Change Would Do Away With Detention Limits For Migrant Families
The Trump administration wants to replace rules limiting the amount of time an unauthorized migrant child can be detained. That could keep families with children in detention indefinitely.
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What Texas Can Learn From Colombia About Immigration
The situation along the Mexican border is “child’s play” compared to Colombia, according to the country’s former VP and current U.S. ambassador. He says 5,000 Venezuelans "cross the border every day” into Colombia. Here's how they manage.
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Ride Through The Piney Woods On The Texas State Railroad
The historic route and engine combines vintage train travel with Texas craft beer and wine to make for an unforgettable East Texas experience.
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Texas’ Best Honky-Tonks Have A Certain Ineffable Quality
It’s not a dance hall. It’s not a restaurant. And it sure ain't a nightclub. So what makes a real Texas honky-tonk? Texas Monthly goes there.
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“I first met Garry Brown when I was reporting on his run for county commissioner. Although he didn’t win, we kept in touch. I was deeply moved in January when I learned of his sister’s passing – and how he would be
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thrust into the role of caregiver for his sister’s son. Now we both have middle school-age kids. I love their story because he always had the desire to be a parent, but thought he never would be. What an amazing gift his sister left him.”
- Texas Standard's Joy Diaz
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