There S A Reason There S Always A Line At This One Home Style Restaurant In Georgia

Georgia is known for having a nice selection of home-style restaurants peppered throughout the state. So whenever you didn’t feel like mucking up the kitchen but still wanted those same flavors that only grandma used to make, you can easily find your way. In fact, we have one particular restaurant in Georgia where there is always a line out the door, the food is just that delicious. So get ready for a mouthwatering, flavor-inducing, Southern home cooked dream straight out of Georgia....

November 1, 2022 · 2 min · 424 words · Laura Mitchell

There S A Small Town In Hawaii Known For Its Truly Epic Local Food

In the center of Hawaii Island, far away from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and the resorts surrounding Kailua-Kona and the Kohala Coast is a small town full to the brim with local charm. Home to approximately 9,000 residents, Waimea is one of our favorite small Hawaiian towns. It is in Waimea that you will find sprawling ranchlands and plenty of paniolo history, as well as a remarkable restaurant known for its truly mouthwatering local food....

November 1, 2022 · 2 min · 412 words · Krystal Livingston

These 7 Things Will Make You Love Winter In Wyoming

When winter lasts most of the year, it’s easy to start to tire of it right around January – and get downright sick of it come April. However, winter in Wyoming is actually pretty awesome. The only things better than snuggling up inside when it’s cold and snowy outside are the epic outdoor activities that come with the wintry Wyoming weather. Some people view the winter as the price they pay for living in such a glorious place, but we think it is just one more wonderful thing about the Cowboy State....

November 1, 2022 · 5 min · 918 words · Johnathan Condo

These Are The Best And Worst Days To Fly This Spring

Whether you’re planning an epic spring break or just want to get away with the family for a few days, when you book your flights really matters. Depending on the dates you select, your plane tickets could be much cheaper or more expensive. Factors that influence prices around this time include increased airport traffic, school breaks and business travel. RewardExpert, a site that specializes in nabbing flight deals and monitoring credit card rewards, has narrowed down the best and worst days to travel this spring so that you can avoid overpaying....

November 1, 2022 · 2 min · 259 words · Samuel Grantham

This Alabama Restaurant Is Located In The Boonies And Worth The Drive

While driving through Alabama, you’ll encounter many incredible restaurants. Some are easy to get to, whereas others are located in a more remote area. One Alabama restaurant in particular that fits this description is Red’s Little School House Restaurant. Read on to learn all about this unique restaurant, which attracts visitors from near and far. Red’s Little School House Restaurant is located off the beaten path in Grady, Alabama. After being in business for more than 30 years, this restaurant has become a local favorite....

November 1, 2022 · 2 min · 386 words · Evelyn Spillman

This Wine Train In Tennessee Will Give You The Ride Of A Lifetime

Wine. Isn’t that what gets you up in the morning? Because we’re pretty sure that’s our game plan…here in Tennessee, there’s actually a WINE THEMED TRAIN that is everything your heart desires. Climb aboard in Nashville and take the train out to the DelMonaco Winery, speeding through the gorgeous Tennessee countryside and end up in the heart of the state. There’s no prettier way to explore your home state, folks....

November 1, 2022 · 4 min · 673 words · Thomas Weeks

10 Arkansas Mines You Ll Really Dig

We’ve struck gold in Arkansas. Actually, we’ve struck just about every mineral you can think of at some point or another in the state. The mining industry has a long withstanding history here and we’ve surveyed the state for interesting mineral deposits and quarries. Pickaxes at the ready as we uncover yet another way Arkansas really rocks. Quartz - Wegner Quartz Crystal Mines - Mt. Ida TripAdvisor/Jill C. Arkansas is one of the only places in the world with a large enough quartz supply to justify commercial mining....

October 31, 2022 · 7 min · 1380 words · Carolyn Reyes

10 Best Vintage Photos Of St Louis Streets

St. Louis is a lovely city, and we owe that all to its growth and expansion that stem from a number of intercultural influences over the years. Our city was founded in 1764 and named for Louis IX of France, a canonized saint that ruled his nation until 1270. St. Louis was originally a French fur trading post that would switch between French to Spanish rule until 1803, when the United States acquired the city through the Louisiana Purchase....

October 31, 2022 · 6 min · 1118 words · Jacqueline Lindsey

10 Meals To Eat In Milwaukee In 2018

In a city like Milwaukee, there are endless options for amazing food! It can be mind-boggling to try to weed through all of the incredible restaurants to pick something perfect for dinner, so we’re here to help make the choice easier for you! We’ve compiled a list of ten of the best meals in Milwaukee for you to try this year, and there’s something for absolutely everyone. These new, unique dishes are sure to make your mouth water....

October 31, 2022 · 8 min · 1501 words · Gregory Owens

10 Of The Smallest Least Populated Towns In Texas

Given the size of our state, it makes sense that many towns would be sparsely populated. These 10, however, have some of the fewest residents of any place in the entire state. See them for yourself: Mentone Flickr/jstephenconn Located 72 miles west of Odessa on State Highway 302, Mentone had a population of just 19 in 2010. Up until that year, it was the least-populated unincorporated community in the U.S. and designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1967, but lost that distinction to a South Dakota town with 14 people....

October 31, 2022 · 6 min · 1274 words · Janice Gay

11 Inexpensive Road Trip Destinations In Kentucky

There is so much to see and do in Kentucky and it doesn’t all cost an arm and a leg to experience. From stunning, naturally beautiful destinations to historic sites, you can travel the state, see quite a bit of variety, and stay within a budget. Whether you have cabin fever, or maybe you’re planning for an upcoming trip or vacation, here are 11 inexpensive road trip destinations in Kentucky that won’t break the bank....

October 31, 2022 · 6 min · 1264 words · Peggy Kallenberg

12 Short And Sweet Fall Hikes In New York With A Spectacular End View

Anyone who’s ever gone exploring in New York knows that there are many advantages to going hiking during our fall season. Not only will you get to enjoy the gorgeous colors of our foliage, but you also won’t have to deal with things like bugs and large crowds. While determined adventurers may be heading up to our High Peaks that feature longer, more strenuous trails, some of us are simply in search of shorter hikes that will give us equally rewarding views....

October 31, 2022 · 11 min · 2146 words · Gregg Dallas

12 Things That Come From Chicago

Chicago is known for many things, but there are a few inventions you would never guess someone came up with right here in the Windy City. From food to games and household items, here are 11 things the world might not have without Chicago. We’re proud of our city for many reasons, and these are just a few. Check them out: Farm Silos Max Pixel/Nikon D3300 This pertinent tool was invented in Spring Grove in 1873....

October 31, 2022 · 7 min · 1301 words · Kelly Widger

13 Foods Every Texan Craves When They Leave Home

Here in Texas, we take food seriously. From mouthwatering barbecue to some of the sweetest tea in the country, there are just some Texas foods you can’t beat. The following are 13 iconic foods the Lone Star State specializes in — and proudly so. When you’re traveling, they’re what make you long for home. Queso. Flickr/haydn Sure, you can get it in other states, but those of us who are from Texas know that there’s something about the queso here that’s just unequivocal....

October 31, 2022 · 6 min · 1167 words · Eric Goto

21 Rare Photos From St Louis During The 1904 World S Fair

Officially known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the St. Louis World’s Fair introduced our city on an international stage. The event was centralized in Forest Park, and it was no easy task to bring together. David K. Francis, a former Mayor of St. Louis and Governor of Missouri, was the driving force behind promoting our city as the site of the exposition. The World’s Fair and the Summer Olympics, which were held that same summer, changed St....

October 31, 2022 · 7 min · 1339 words · Michael Garcia

7 Best Spots In Maryland For Rustic Camping

Do you consider yourself a rugged camper? You don’t need fancy accessories to make your outdoor experience more exciting. You’re simply satisfied with a tent and the quietness of Mother Nature. If this describes you, then check out the following campsites in the Old Line State. Most offer a primitive experience for those who prefer to rough it. Green Ridge State Forest TripAdvisor / EAtraveling Green Ridge State Forest offers a more primitive camping experience....

October 31, 2022 · 4 min · 834 words · Shawn Johnson

8 Best Flea Markets In Chicago

Some of the best flea markets in the world can be found right here in Chicago, and we’ve got the list. From indoor to outdoor sales, you’ll find everything from antiques to fresh produce and more. You could spend a whole day at each of these eight fabulous markets. Don’t miss a single one. Buyers Flea Market (4545 W Division Street) Facebook/Buyers Flea Market Chicago’s largest indoor flea market features hundreds of dealers offering just about anything you could imagine....

October 31, 2022 · 4 min · 819 words · Ryan Keenan

8 Iconic Buffalo Streets You Must Stroll At Least Once

When the sun shines down on Buffalo, we all rush to get outside, but what do we do once we’re out there? If you don’t feel like dealing with crowds or paying for activities in the beautiful outdoors, we have the best idea for you. Leave your car keys at home, skip the Uber, and lace up your sneakers, because some of Buffalo’s best sights can be found by foot! Here are eight iconic Buffalo streets you must stroll at least once....

October 31, 2022 · 5 min · 947 words · Frank Mitchell

Create Donuts Was Just Named Best In Utah And It Ll Make Your Mouth Water

I think we can all agree that donuts are some of the best sugary treats on the planet. Utah has lots of great donut shops, but there’s one Utah shop that was recently named the best in the state by Delish.com. If you haven’t tried the confections at Create Donuts, you definitely need to make a trip to Sandy to try them. Create Donuts opened in December, 2015, and they’ve been creating amazing donut desserts ever since....

October 31, 2022 · 2 min · 361 words · Monroe Anderson

Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse Is One Of The Most Haunted Places In Buffalo

If you’re a intrigued by the supernatural, Buffalo certainly has several places for sightings! One of the most historically rich locations to encounter ghost activity is located south of the city in Dunkirk at the Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse. Read on to see what makes the history of this haunted lighthouse so dark – and to get a glimpse of what you can expect on your next visit! The Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse is located at 1 Lighthouse Point Drive in Dunkirk, NY....

October 31, 2022 · 4 min · 648 words · Jack Cote