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Food truck parks are usually an exciting way to enjoy an evening or a weekend out in Georgia. Between perusing different cuisine options, connecting with other locals, and indulging in pure deliciousness, you pretty much can never go wrong in a food truck park. The good news is, a new park just opened up in Atlanta, showcasing a bunch of tasty treats. Check out the new Triton Yards in Georgia for an epic food truck park experience....

While the winters in Massachusetts can be tough, you can rest assured that spring is right around the corner. One of the best ways to embrace the new season is to head over to Parsons Reserve when the daffodils bloom. This ecological wonder in Dartmouth is a phenomenon that people from all over the Bay State flock to every year to see thousands of daffodils fill the glade. There’s truly nothing like experiencing thousands of white and yellow flowers with the sweet scent of spring filling over 30 acres of a gorgeous wooded forest....

You can find fresh seafood in restaurants all over Southern California, from humble fish taco shacks to fancy, five-star establishments. If you’re craving crab legs and have a big appetite, what you need is a seafood buffet, and there’s a place right here in San Diego that will take good care of you. Seaside Buffet is a seafood lover’s dream. It’s located in San Diego, and it’s well-known for its large, all-you-can-eat buffet that includes plenty of fresh seafood....

Pennsylvania’s transportation history is rich in memories. From the introduction of the railway to the launch of the trolley systems throughout the state, Pennsylvania’s past is alive with transportation. In fact, it was way back in the late 1800s that the state legislature passed a bill allowing motor power companies to transport people using railways, cables or other means. Thus the “birth” of the trolley system. That was more than 125 years ago....

Those who have lived in Chicago will agree that it’s quietly becoming one of the most romantic cities in the world. From endless dining options to picture-perfect attractions, the Windy City is a treasure trove of unique date ideas. So if you’re looking for a memorable place to take your date, here are the 10 most picturesque spots for an evening out — or day date — in the beautiful city of Chicago....

It turns out that Nevada was the birthplace of many inventions that are considered commonplace items today, ranging from hard hats for construction workers to video slot machines (surprise, surprise.) But did you know that Nevada was the TRUE birthplace of blue jeans, as well? Based out of San Francisco, Levi Strauss & Co. are largely credited for creating denim jeans as we know them today. However, the history of blue jeans actually starts in the city of Reno, Nevada....

Do you know the term “Midwest Nice?” I just so happen to think it was coined after a South Dakotan! If you are from the Mount Rushmore State (or know someone who is), you know there are certain things that make us stand out from everyone else, including these 8 best things about people from South Dakota: We love our community. Marilyn M / Flickr Hometown pride is alive and well here in South Dakota!...

Alaska has a long and esteemed relationship with our railroad. As the Alaska Railroad has well over 500 miles of railroad track, it would be hard not to have seen and admired these railcars chugging by. Alaskans also have the fabulous distinction of being some of the most caffeinated people in America, with at least one coffee shop for every 2,000 people. Enter the folks at Whistle Hill in Soldotna, Alaska....

We all know that Minneapolis is full of great things to do. From shopping to restaurants to nightlife, there is something in the City of Lakes for every type of person. That goes double for people who love to take photos. Why? Because the city is full of gorgeous, photogenic places that are just waiting to be captured on camera! But where will you find the best of the best? Read on to learn about 10 of the most amazing places in Minneapolis that are photo-taking paradises....

Time for another edition of the most beautiful photos of Louisiana this week! There are some real winners in here. I am always amazed by how beautiful our state truly is. Here are some beautiful photos to brighten your day that local Louisiana photographers submitted to us. Shrimping at Sunrise, Jean Lafitte, LA by Bill Wolfe Facebook.com / Bill Wolfe Getting started early. St. Johns Cathedral, Lafayette, LA by Michael Grado Facebook....

While most of us wouldn’t want to be admitted to a hospital, sometimes we need urgent care for an illness or injury. We have many outstanding places that make up the best hospitals in Texas, but we consulted U.S. News in order to find which hospitals come out on top, considering patient rankings, death rates, cleanliness, and a few other factors. The following 15 places (in no particular order) are ranked among the best hospitals in Texas....

Quarantine is no reason not to enjoy New Jersey’s beauty…online. Thanks to technology (drones, especially), we can enjoy much of the Garden State safely from home. Today, we’re taking a virtual visit to the stunning Lake Hopatcong. Lake Hopatcong is the largest freshwater body in New Jersey, occupying approximately 4 square miles. Hope Abrams/Flickr Lake Hopatcong was formed by the damming and flooding of two ponds and the Musconetcong River....

When you need a dose of nature, there’s nothing more satisfying than a visit to this Southern California gem that will completely refresh you. Enjoy a short stroll along a sandy path and you’ll be treated to the most beautiful scenery as you take a stroll to the lake. Welcome to Laguna Lake Park! Tucked inside the city of Fullerton, this local gem is brimming with charm and natural beauty....

Michiganders who appreciate history are lucky to live among many remnants of our state’s past. From restored buildings to historical markers, there’s no shortage of information or learning opportunities for history buffs throughout the Great Lakes State. One such spot in the town of Brooklyn offers an unbeatable opportunity to merge history with natural splendor – and you’ll want to see for yourself. Cambridge Junction Historic State Park is located at 13220 M-50 in Brooklyn....

Speakeasies are alive and well, especially in Nevada. If you’ve ever wanted to experience an authentic speakeasy that looks straight out of the 1920s, you’re going to want to check this restaurant out. Capo’s is a mob-themed restaurant where you have to know the password to get in. The dimly lit dining room, live entertainment, and delicious Italian food all make this restaurant feel like the real thing. Capo’s Restaurant doesn’t look like much from the outside....

The Chicago Pedway is a system of underground tunnels and passageways beneath the Windy City that connect shops, train stations, hotels, museums, and many other attractions. It is ideal for avoiding weather and getting to know Chicago’s underground. This spring, our friends at Atlas Obscura will be hosting a scavenger hunt throughout those tunnels, and you won’t want to miss it. Scroll on for more details. Guests can book this special event either March 28, 2020, or April 18, 2020, for an attraction that will take place between 11 a....

It’s no secret that Alabama is an adventure lover’s dream. If you enjoy exploring the outdoors, you’re in luck because the Yellowhammer State offers a variety of destinations that are sure to bring out the adventurer in you, including several trails. One trail in particular is the Chinnabee Silent Trail, which you can read all about below. The Chinnabee Silent Trail is nestled within the Cheaha Wilderness area of the Talladega National Forest near Lineville, Alabama....

Kansas has a few drive-ins we couldn’t do without, but occasionally one pops up that we’ve overlooked through the years. Old-fashioned drive-ins won’t be around forever, so it’s great to enjoy places like Cookee’s while they last. Come grab a burger and a cone in style! Get in the car for a pit stop at Cookee’s Drive-In for a burger and cone, or some classic fried sides just like you remember....

Day trips to exciting locales abound in the Tar Heel State but few places give you the opportunity to become a paleontologist for the day – for free. The next time you’re seeking a one-of-a-kind experience in North Carolina, head to the tiny town of Aurora (population: about 525). Load the trunk with some digging tools, gloves, and a bag to tote home your treasures – and have a ball digging for fossils from the Miocene Epoch from the Neogene Period (ranging from about 23 million years ago to five million years ago)....

Nothing says summer in Virginia quite like a front porch and a healthy dose of barbecue. Luckily, you can find both at the BBQ Exchange, a gem of a restaurant in Gordonsville, Virginia. While this restaurant is open year-round, there’s something about being able to dine out on the front porch that makes the experience extra-special. Here’s more on what you can look forward to from your visit to the BBQ Exchange....