Rare 1950S Footage From North Carolina Shows Tourism Spots In Vintage Style

Since the 1880s, folks from all over the Atlantic region have chosen North Carolina as prime real estate for a vacation. As residents, we have to agree and give credit where credit is due: North Carolina is knock out, an irresistible temptation folks from near and afar turn to time and again for both rest and relaxation and adventures found nowhere else. By the 1920s, the state got serious about inviting visitors to explore North Carolina....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 566 words · William Schuett

Some Of The Best Mexican Food In Nashville Is Hiding At El Fuego Restaurant

When it comes to eating out, there’s nothing like a full Mexican dinner. There’s just something so decadent, so hearty about Mexican cuisine, what with fresh tortillas and heaps of cheese and perfectly spiced beans. Nashville, Tennessee has its fair share of great Mexican restaurants, but it’s El Fuego Restaurante that tends to fly beneath the radar. This vibrant local eatery serves up all of your favorites with a spark of southern hospitality....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 800 words · Alice Hay

Take The Ogden River Parkway In Utah To See Natural Beauty

One of the best things about living in Utah is our proximity to beautiful, natural spaces. Even in our cities, the mountains are just moments from our front doorsteps, and our city parks provide even more green space. Ogden has a pretty path that cuts right through town, and it’s just begging to be explored. Check out the Ogden River Parkway: The nine mile out-and-back Ogden River Trail starts at the mouth of Ogden Canyon and stretches all the way down to 21st Street Pond, with an option to continue along the Weber River Parkway to extend your journey....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 572 words · Carla Flores

Take This Scary Road Trip To 6 Ghost Towns In Texas

It’s been far too long since our last road trip article, so obviously that had to change. And this time, per y’all’s request, we’ve strayed away from the hill country to focus on the Old West – specifically, the forgotten ghost towns that most people don’t dare visit. As usual, we’ve put together the Google Map for you which can be found here. All you have to do is get in the car and drive!...

March 21, 2022 · 9 min · 1778 words · Nicholas Visser

The Best Scenic Highway In North Dakota That Showcases The State

If you’re feeling like you just need to get away from it all for a little while, sometimes a drive to clear your mind can help – especially if it’s going through some of the most beautiful countryside. Explore the lesser-known parts of North Dakota by taking a drive on this scenic byway. It’ll give you the chance to see a beautiful part of the state that most people just pass by on the main roads and don’t even realize what they are missing....

March 21, 2022 · 7 min · 1415 words · Douglas Simpson

The Build Your Own Seafood Boil Restaurant In Wisconsin

Boiling seafood is a tedious task that most of us don’t have time for. However, with the opening of Big Pot and Grill, a lack of time no longer has to mean a lack of boiled seafood. The Viet-Cajun eatery boasts a taste bud-tantalizing fare, which includes a build-your-own seafood option. Take a look: If you want more Wisconsin restaurants, make sure to click here and sign up for our weekly dining newsletter....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 532 words · Linda Metayer

The Mobile Carnival Musuem Is A Mardi Gras Museum In Alabama

Several unique events take place each year in Alabama, including its famous Mardi Gras in Mobile. In a couple of weeks, this annual celebration will begin. It’s the perfect event for the entire family, so be sure to make plans to attend if you’re in the area. Parades are one of Mardi Gras’ most popular events, which will take place on January 25, 2020 for Lower Alabama, February 7, 2020 for Mobile, and its Fat Tuesday parades will take place on February 25, 2020....

March 21, 2022 · 2 min · 403 words · Philip Ray

The Mote Aquarium In Florida Has A Live Otter Webcam

While The Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium is closed to visitors, for the time being, you will still be able to enjoy all of the animals without even needing to step out of your house. The aquarium closed its doors to the public for safety reasons, but in the interim, they have launched a live stream that features three of their fan-favorite river otters—Huck, Pippi, and Jane! Check out this fun-filled Ottercam, courtesy of The Mote Marine Aquarium in Florida....

March 21, 2022 · 2 min · 398 words · Harold Valliere

The Oldest Bridge In Pennsylvania Frankford Avenue Bridge Opened In 1697

Pennsylvania boasts some notable accomplishments when it comes to bridges. With its 446 bridges, Pittsburgh has earned the title of The City of Bridges. It, in fact, has more bridges than any other city in the world. Across the state in Philadelphia, the Frankford Avenue Bridge has been crowned the oldest bridge in Pennsylvania and in the United States. An historic stone bridge, Frankford Avenue Bridge was built at the request of William Penn and opened in 1697....

March 21, 2022 · 2 min · 372 words · Teresa Carter

The Sky Walk In Tennessee That Will Make Your Stomach Drop

Hidden in the mountains and valleys of the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains is a quiet little peak called Foxfire Mountain. It’s been owned by the same family for years and years, but the canopy walks, zip lines, and suspension bridges have all been built in the last ten years. In fact, one of the bridges is the longest swinging bridge in America. For those of you who are the adrenaline junkie types, just know that this sky walk is absolutely the thrill you’re looking for....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 465 words · Corey Traub

The Very First Cannabis Cafe Is Right Here In Southern California

Now that cannabis is legal in California, you may not be surprised to find a new breed of restaurant cropping up that features a cannabis-friendly environment. But would you be shocked to discover that SoCal is home to the very first one in the entire world? At the Original Cannabis Cafe, you can eat delicious food and order up some cannabis in the form of an edible, a flower, and even a rolled joint....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 434 words · Robin Byrd

These Quaint Cottages On The Banks Of The Little River In Tennessee Will Make Your Summer Splendid

Once the warmer months start to creep in, folks in Tennessee head towards the waterfront. The Volunteer State has some scorcher summers, and there’s nothing like a cabin retreat in the mountains to reset the way of the world. If you’re looking for a fun and affordable cabin experience this season, then you should check out the reservation offerings at The Cabins on Little River. This Townsend, Tennessee gem is a must when it comes to family vacationing in the Smokies, and it comes highly recommended by locals and tourists alike....

March 21, 2022 · 3 min · 616 words · Graciela Mathes

Visit A 35 Foot Waterfall When You Hike The Little Known Caribou Falls Trail

On Minnesota’s North Shore, there are many hiking trails that will lead you to all sorts of beautiful destinations. Some paths lead through the thick forests that are common in this part of northern Minnesota. Other trails head for beaches, cliffside views, and more. And others still lead to delightful waterfalls. You could follow a path to a popular waterfall, like Gooseberry Falls. Or, if you crave a bit more adventure, you could head down a slightly less beaten to the little-known Caribou Falls....

March 21, 2022 · 2 min · 416 words · Bernice Lechner

Visiting Yogi Bear S Jellystone Park On Lake Keystone In Oklahoma Will Make Your Summer Complete

It looks like the warm weather is here to stay and with the kids out of school, parents are searching for new places to take the kids this summer. We think no summer is complete without a trip to Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park on Lake Keystone in northeastern Oklahoma. It is a great place for your family to enjoy boating, water slides, swimming, fishing, and other water-related activities. Keep scrolling for more details about this fun summer activity....

March 21, 2022 · 2 min · 375 words · Christopher Calder

A Springtime Polar Vortex Is Headed For Maine And Temperatures Will Plummet To Record A Breaking Low

Here in Maine we’re accustomed to unexpected changes in the weather. Sunny days end with rain, windy mornings give way to beautiful beach days. But, despite this experience, nothing really prepares us for snow in May. But, looks like that’s what we’re in store for this weekend! This springtime polar vortex will have us bundled up as though it’s January! Maine is just one of the states set to experience the effects of a cold air surge arriving in the eastern United States over the weekend....

March 20, 2022 · 3 min · 451 words · Ruby Bracey

Bartlett Arboretum In Kansas Has A Garden Hike That S Pure Magic

When’s the last time that you’ve spent an entire day surrounded by beautiful nature? This arboretum in small town Kansas is the perfect way to get outside and enjoy the outdoors in a controlled way. Plus, you’ve got the benefit of seeing something put together through years of hard work. Have you ever visited this beautiful arboretum for a garden hike before? It’s certainly worthy of a place in your bucket list!...

March 20, 2022 · 2 min · 419 words · Roberto Montgomery

Black Bear Burritos In Morgantown West Virginia Is A Deliciously Unique Place To Chow Down

Who is ready to head out in search of a new favorite restaurant in West Virginia? We know we are, and one restaurant we suggest that you try if you haven’t – or revisit if you have – is Black Bear Burritos in Morgantown! Black Bear Burritos is a favorite Morgantown hangout. Black Bear Burritos/Facebook Owned by WVU alumni, the award-winning restaurant serves up some of the best food in the state, accompanied by a huge craft beer selection, most of them local....

March 20, 2022 · 3 min · 478 words · Kenneth Hamilton

Buffalo Museum Of Science Has World Class Golden Mummies

Inside of Buffalo’s museums, you can find all sorts of exciting pieces of history and fascinating facts that will keep your curiosity on its toes. While you may be feeling like you’ve already covered all of your bases when it comes to visiting our area’s most noteworthy museums, don’t let that deter you from keeping an eye out for new exhibits! Bringing a world-class attraction to the Queen City, see what’s currently on display at the Buffalo Museum of Science....

March 20, 2022 · 3 min · 493 words · Janice Gregory

Damascus Virginia Is A Little Known Town With Lots Of Charm

Each state has its list of top must-see attractions. For Virginia, the list typically includes Shenandoah National Park, Natural Bridge, and Luray Caverns. While these sites are certainly worth the trip, there are countless lesser-known attractions that are equally as impressive. The town of Damascus, Virginia recently made the list of top lesser-known destinations in the U.S., and we couldn’t agree more. Though small in size, this town has tons of character, outdoor activities, and picturesque views to offer....

March 20, 2022 · 3 min · 509 words · Maryann Meier

Dig Into A Scrumptious Pizza Pie From Bado S Pizza Grill In Pittsburgh

Pizza just might be the perfect food – whether we’re having it hot for dinner, cold for breakfast, or as a middle of the night snack. We can find a pizza that fits our taste and mood, too, from classic cheese and pepperoni to Hawaiian pizza. Wake up your taste buds with a delicious pizza pie – like the flavorful Mexican pizza – at Bado’s Pizza Grill in Pittsburgh. Bado’s Pizza Grill & Ale House, in Mount Lebanon, has been dishing up its delicious craft pizza since 1984....

March 20, 2022 · 3 min · 430 words · Cindy Kidd