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The Southwestern Historical Quarterly journal recently held its 128th Annual Meeting, which was attended by 639 individuals from various locations. The meeting included scholarly sessions, receptions, banquets, and a performance by Clay Walker. The journal also awarded prizes for excellence in education and research. The article also highlights upcoming events such as the San Jacinto Patrons Dinner and Symposium, Texas History Day, and the Thirteenth Annual Civil War Symposium. The Texas State Library and Archives Commission will release new research webinars, and Angelo State University received a grant to create teaching and learning materials focused on history. H-E-B grocery stores continue to sponsor "Free First Sundays" at the Bullock Texas State History Museum, and staff members will conduct oral history interviews and scanning at the Levi Jordan Plantation. Fort Concho will host weekly historical presentations and a Frontier Day event. The text also mentions various books related to Texas history, including "A History to Remember: TCU in Purple, White, and Black" by Frederick W. Gooding Jr., Sylviane Ngandu-Kalenga Greensword, and Marcellis R. Perkins, which explores the racial aspects of TCU's history. The text also mentions the Alliance for Texas History, which is hosting its first public event, a symposium, at Texas Christian University. The given text is a list of individuals and organizations that are members of the Texas State Historical Association (TSHA), a non-profit organization that promotes the preservation and understanding of Texas [Extracted from the article]