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The forum will feature four statewide Democratic candidates running for multiple positions, with some of the candidates still vying for a spot on the November ballot and facing a runoff election on May 24.

The forum will feature four statewide Democratic candidates running for multiple positions, with some of the candidates still vying for a spot on the November ballot and facing a runoff election on May 24.

Conservationist, businessman, and filmmaker Jay Kleberg offers unusual qualifications for the job.

Businessman Ben Armenta and conservationist Jay Kleberg offer a new vision for this...

Embrace the good life at Rancho Buena Vida, the lux Texas ranch experience FacebookTwitterEmail The allure of the wide open road gets to Texans come springtime. Theres nothing quite like rolling the windows down and heading out on a true Texas road trip. If youre yearning for a good Lone Star State adventure but want a little ranch luxury, the Hill Countrys Rancho Buena Vida might be calling you. Rancho Buena Vida is one of the 20 private ranch rentals that you can snap up through Explore Ranch...

Texas company specializes in luxury, resortlike ranch rentals with thousands of unspoiled acres and luxurious amenities FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Surrounded by the Palo Pinto Mountains about an hour west of Fort Worth, Rocker B Ranch is more like a sports paradise with features that include three baseball fields, a driving range and a basketball and tennis court. The 320-acre ranch is available for rental through Explore Ranches for $5,500 a night.Imagery Intelligence LLC /Explore RanchesShow M...

Withers Ranch in West Texas. Stepping out onto the timber-framed patio at West Texas’s Withers Ranch, coffee in hand, it’s hard not to be struck by the sheer starkness of the Davis Mountains, rising hundreds of feet above. The bottom of Madera Canyon curves down past the adobe house, with rock outcroppings pockmarking the slopes. The juniper and pinyon pines that dot the hillsides are almost assuredly hiding bedded mule deer and coyotes, maybe even a lone cougar. But the animals are invisib...