Robyn Ross
Freelance writer Robyn Ross lives in Austin.
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Goliad’s Passion Play: Historic Reenactors Remember the “Goliad Massacre”
For 28 years, Texans have been coming to Goliad, in March, to die. Full Story -
Left, Behind: The Hidden Progressive Christian Community of Texas
If progressive Christians could develop a unified voice, they could transform political discourse in Texas. Full Story -
Tracking Creation in Glen Rose
“Most everyone in Glen Rose that I know believes man and dinosaurs coexisted,” Alice Lance tells me at the annual tractor pull. “The only conflict we have is when people move from metropolitan areas and have different value systems. I think some don’t have a strong [religious] belief system, and they’re more likely to go with science than faith.” Full Story -
Building a Better Block in Oak Cliff
In early 2010, Jason Roberts and his friend Amy Wallace Cowan were speculating about their Dallas neighborhood. What if, instead of empty, run-down buildings, the streets were lined with cafés and flower shops? What if people of all ages rode bikes here? What if Oak Cliff looked more like, you know, Paris? Full Story -
Bluffton: Texas’ Lost Civilization Rises from Lake Buchanan
Old Bluffton has been hidden under Lake Buchanan for most of the last 75 years, but severe droughts are bringing it back. Full Story
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