The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
Erik De La Garza is a San Antonio-based reporter covering courts, crime and elections for Courthouse News. A South Texas native, Erik graduated from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and previously wrote for newspapers in McAllen and Weslaco, Texas before joining CNS in 2012.
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The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
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The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.
The April 8 celestial event is causing a stir in the Texas Hill Country, where droves of skygazers are expected to create an economic boom almost as rare as the eclipse itself.