Terri Guthrie
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- Sep 19, 2026
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Travel with Terri to Austin City Limits and stay in the chic Colton House - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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DFW travelers heading south for Austin City Limits can expect a weekend where the music never quits and the city’s creative pulse feels electric. We love making the Colton House Hotel our home base: a chic, residential‑style retreat on the quieter end of South Congress. It’s luxurious without the attitude, stylish without the noise — the perfect place to recharge between festival sets and slip into Austin’s rhythm with comfort and ease. This is one of my favorite finds in Austin. Twenty‑five yea
Travel with Terri to The National Hotel: A romantic escape in OKC's modern frontier - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Oklahoma City has emerged as one of the most compelling romantic getaways in the region — a destination where luxury, walkability, culture, and world‑class dining intersect with surprising sophistication. At the center of this renaissance stands The National Hotel, a breathtakingly restored Art Deco masterpiece inside the historic First National Center. My recent romantic stay there reminded me why OKC is no longer a hidden gem, but a polished, first‑class escape for anyone seeking urban beauty,
Travel with Terri to GrapeFest, a Texas wine tradition with 40 years of history - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Grapevine’s GrapeFest has been part of my Texas travel life for years—long enough that I’ve watched it grow from a beloved local festival into the Largest Wine Festival in the Southwest. This year marks its 40th anniversary, and walking Historic Main Street during GrapeFest feels like stepping into a celebration shaped by four decades of wine, food, music and community. I’ve attended GrapeFest in every kind of Texas weather—sunny September afternoons, breezy evenings and the occasional surprise
Travel with Terri back to the busy city of New Orleans - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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New Orleans has always been a city that invites connection. Growing up just a few hours away, I’ve returned often enough to know that its appeal isn’t just in the food or music — it’s the way the culture and city encourage you to slow down, linger, and share the experience with someone you care about. Whether it’s an entertaining walk through the Quarter, dinner at a world-class restaurant, or a late‑night jazz set, the city has a way of turning everyday moments into something a little more spec
Travel with Terri: Where southern charm meets timeless luxury at The Roosevelt New Orleans - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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There are hotels you stay in, and then there are hotels you return to—especially the romantic, timeless ones that linger in your memory long after checkout. For me, The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel, has always been that kind of place. Growing up just a few hours away, New Orleans became part of my personal geography, a city I slipped in and out of throughout my life. And somewhere along the way, The Roosevelt became my anchor, my home base, and the hotel that embodies the soul—
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