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In a move that harkens back to the golden age of air travel, American Airlines will soon be offering free beer and wine on its new shuttle flights between New York City and Chicago. The flights will ferry guests on an hourly schedule starting April 4. Now, American has announced that these flights will also features free beer and wine service. With 15 of these shuttle flight per day every half-hour, having a tipple in the clouds has never been cheaper or more convenient....

When the weather starts getting chilly, it’s time for some serious comfort food. Here’s a restaurant in Salt Lake City that’s serving up old-school comfort food in an entirely new way. Take a look! Tradition opened in the spring of 2017; it’s located near Liberty Park at 501 E. 9th S. in Salt Lake City. Moo S./Yelp The restaurant focuses on classic comfort food with a modern twist. Stephanie C./Yelp...

Apple cider goes with Fall like lemonade goes with Summer. The two are just perfect together. It can be tricky finding delicious apple cider that you know is made with one thing and one thing only—apples. The only way to get some seriously good cider is to go straight to the source. Tyler’s Rocky Point Orchard has it all. It’s both a u-pick farm and cider mill, pressing their own cider which you buy right then and there....

Of all the things there is to love about Mississippi, the food is one of the best. From comfort food to seafood, there’s something to please everyone’s taste buds. Having so many great restaurants is a definite perk; however, it can make deciding where to bring visitors a bit difficult. So the next time you’re facing that dilemma, just reference this list for 10 of our favorite go-to Mississippi restaurants when hosting out-of-town guests....

Life is a series of risks, and sometimes taking risks is part of the fun of living. Since we live in such a beautiful place here in Portland, it makes sense that we want explore it in all it’s glory, but sometimes this can lead to disastrous consequences. Here are some of the top things in and around that should cause you to take extra caution. Hiking dishwab / Flickr It’s great to be out in nature, but any number of things can go wrong....

Each city has some decades when it flourishes, and others when it declines. Throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, Boston’s population shrank, but that trend has since reversed and Boston has been quietly reclaiming its title as the coolest city in New England. That’s because Boston is… Heaven for food lovers. Flickr/Leslee_atFlickr From food trucks to festivals and restaurants, the culinary options in Boston take you on a tour of the globe....

The Hawaiian Islands may be small in terms of landmass, but what they lack in space, they make up for in magical destinations and attractions hiding where you would least expect them. From stunning beaches in a variety of colors and coastal gems to heavenly hiking trails and secret gardens, here are 12 Hawaii attractions locals keep to themselves. Let’s dive in: Kaumahina State Wayside, Maui Peter Liu/Flickr Home to 7....

There are many reasons why people flock to the Land of Enchantment, to visit and to live! From its terrain, weather and culture to its unique arts scene, New Mexico is a place that people love. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or are just passing through, you’ve undoubtedly already fallen in love with this state. Here are 12 reasons New Mexico has gained a reputation for being both fun and funky....

Louisiana has so many restaurants, you could eat at a different one every day and still not make a dent in how many total restaurants there are. Next time you’re looking to get outside your culinary comfort zone, consider paying one of these incredible restaurants a visit. 2Johns 2Johns/Facebook 2Johns/Facebook This lovely steakhouse in Bossier City offers some of the best seafood and steaks in an elegant atmosphere. (2151 Airline Drive, Suite 1500 Bossier City, LA 71111)...

Arizona may be known for its stunning views but there is also an offbeat side that can seem pretty wacky. Take a drive down Route 66, check out a few oddball attractions, or take a look at a map. You’ll find places that both look and sound strange! Today, we’re going to check out some towns around the state with names that sound a bit strange. You might even want to visit these places in person!...

Sometimes we all need a little bit of summer, especially in the middle of winter. And nothing says summer more than an old-fashioned picnic. Sandwiches. Potato salad. Watermelon. Of course, we can’t forget a scrumptious dessert. Add a little bit of summer to your day with an indoor picnic at this restaurant in Pennsylvania. Mmm…mmm…ready for an unforgettable picnic lunch? Dixie Picnic, in Malvern and Philadelphia, has got you covered....

Take a drive out to the more rural parts of Southern California and you’re often left with few options in the dining department. That is until you pass this unexpected gem that serves an incredible menu filled with gourmet eats and locally sourced ingredients grown right here at the local farm. Take a look at this culinary gem hiding in the middle of nowhere. Tucked along a rural road in the town of Julian, you’d never guess you’d find a farm-to-table restaurant with a gourmet menu hiding inside....

You may not think about packing up and heading to a lakefront resort when it’s not summer, but it turns out that there are places throughout Kentucky that are just as idyllic any time of year. We are lucky to have an amazing State Park system with several beautiful resorts that are perfect for an escape from reality. Perched along a hillside, overlooking a picturesque lake, Lake Barkley State Resort Park is a remarkable Kentucky resort that’s an amazing retreat all year long....

Idaho is full of both aboveground and underground caves that are perfect for exploring. Most people have heard of a few of them, including the Mammoth Cave and the caves at Craters of the Moon. However, few people seem to know about the Kuna Caves. The cave is well-known among locals but since it is relatively small and hidden from public view it seems that a lot of Idahoans aren’t aware of its existence....

While Louisiana isn’t known for its pizza, that doesn’t mean we don’t have some places that serve an amazing slice. The following pizzerias are doing it right: fresh, local ingredients, unique recipes, and homemade crusts that are crispy and perfectly seasoned. These locally owned mom-and-pop pizzerias are worth your time. Trust us. That’s Amore That’s Amore/Facebook That’s Amore/Facebook If you’re looking for Chicago and New York style pizza, look no further....

From the mountain ranges to the canyons, valleys, and coasts, America is chock-full of gorgeous natural sites. One such place is tucked away in the Great Salt Lake and appears like something from a fairytale. This man-made beauty fits into the landscape so well that spectators are constantly in awe of its existence. Here’s more on the Spiral Jetty, an iconic sculpture dating back to the 1970s. Though it looks like a structure that could have been made by aliens, the iconic Spiral Jetty has existed since 1970, when it was created by Robert Smithson....

Most muggles don’t know that there’s actually a small piece of the wizarding world tucked away in Massachusetts. Wynott’s Wands is a mysterious shop that feels like it was pulled directly from the pages of Harry Potter. From the hand-made wands to the magical food and drink, it’s a must-see for any aspiring witch or wizard. Tucked away on Essex Street in Salem, Wynott’s Wands is a true departure from the mundane....

The most famous highway bridge in North Carolina has an interesting story to tell. From its method of construction to how it came to be, the famous Linn Cove Viaduct is fascinating beyond the way it curves into the hillside or the incredible views you can admire as you drive over the road. The 1,243-foot bridge known as the Linn Cove Viaduct snakes around North Carolina’s Grandfather Mountain. It is perhaps the most photographed part of the Blue Ridge Parkway as it passes through North Carolina....

The powerful Mississippi River is always an amazing sight to behold. This incredible feat of engineering makes it even more fascinating. Locate on the Upper Mississippi River, Lock and Dam No. 15 is between Davenport, Iowa and Rock Island, Illinois. US Army Corps of Engineers, Carol Arney/Wikimedia Google Maps At 1,203 feet long, it’s the largest roller dam in the world. It has nine 109-foot-long submersible roller gates and two 109-foot-long non-submersible overflow roller gates....

Back during the Silurian Period, about 400 million years ago, this part of the country was covered by a shallow tropical sea. A reef collection formed that’s known as the Racine Formation. The limestone and dolomite bedrock of that was under that sea is what we still see here in southeast Wisconsin. It’s the reason so many quarries were formed here. Those shallow seas were very rich in marine life and the fossils that remain are in display in museums across the state....