Omar L. Gallaga lives in New Braunfels, and typically covers technology and culture for publications including Wired, CNET, Texas Highways, The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times. He was also an editor at the Austin American-Statesman.
Culture
Let us tell you a tale, youngster, of an Austin ruled by crushed tallboys, pink hair at Barton Creek, and Butthole Surfers songs blasting from FM car radios — long before Lime scooters were invented. Once upon a time, migas tacos used to cost just $.99 and include a free Lone
Culture
Texas architecture, like the people living in the state, has many different flavors. There are the big-ass ranch-style homes with multi-zone air conditioners so big they could cool an entire mall. Then you have tiny, boxy container abodes where you can stretch your legs out in under