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A plan to rethink San Antonio’s “cradle of Texas liberty” includes raccoon-hatted heroes, a rock star, and lots of controversy.

Remember the Alamo? A battle brews in Texas over history versus lore Jennifer Barger © None The reconstructed facade of Mission San Antonio Valero, more widely known as The Alamo. Disputes have arisen as to who decides how this land once inhabited by indigenous peoples is to be used. “What happened at the Alamo again?” asked my cousin, who was visiting from Missouri. It was sometime in the early 1990s and we were in San Antonio, lined up to see the best-known tourist attraction in Texas. As we passed through arched wooden doors into the 18th-century mission chapel, my s...

Thought he was messing up country music, now they think he is a genius. did he feel validated by the end of his life. >> i think vindicated would be a pretty good word for ray price. yes, he did feel that. not only that he felt a great sense of accomplishment for haven been the person to open so many doors for so many people to follow behind him. that was his big thing. he was so proud of all of those who came, willie nelson and roger miller and johnny paycheck. everyone knows the stories. ray felt he was the trail blazer. he was a great historian. he loved daniel boone and david crocket and a...

Thought he was messing up country music, now they think he is a genius. did he feel validated by the end of his life. >> i think vindicated would be a pretty good word for ray price. yes, he did feel that. not only that he felt a great sense of accomplishment for haven been the person to open so many doors for so many people to follow behind him. that was his big thing. he was so proud of all of those who came, willie nelson and roger miller and johnny paycheck. everyone knows the stories. ray felt he was the trail blazer. he was a great historian. he loved daniel boone and david crocket and a...

Music, there were people who thought he was messing up country music, now they think he is a genius. did he feel validated by the end of his life. >> i think vindicated would be a pretty good word for ray price. yes, he did feel that. not only that he felt a great sense of accomplishment for haven been the person to open so many doors for so many people to follow behind him. that was his big thing. he was so proud of all of those who came, willie nelson and roger miller and johnny paycheck. everyone knows the stories. ray felt he was the trail blazer. he was a great historian. he loved daniel ...