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Resting on the shores of Lake Michigan, the city of Sheboygan has been affectionately dubbed the Malibu of the Midwest by the surf crowd for over 50 years. However, Sheboygan…

When throngs of fortune seekers searching for a gold payday flocked to Deadwood in South Dakota’s Black Hills in 1876, palates weren’t picky. The ramshackle saloons and restaurants featured drinks…

A History  Nestled in the North Georgia Mountains lives a town named Dahlonega.   The first settler’s struck gold in the Fall of 1828. Once the word got out of this…

About 30 minutes North of Dallas is the bustling city of Allen, TX. Allen is known for many things to those who live here and around DFW. Friday night lights,…

Travel around the world and say the name “Cheyenne” and images of cowboys, bison, outlaws and heroes come to mind. The legend of Cheyenne lies in its past with the…

The story of Baton Rouge’s culinary scene stretches back as far as anyone can remember. From old-time treasures to new fusion restaurants, one thing is for sure – when good…

Located just 35 miles east of San Francisco, the Tri-Valley offers Instagram-worthy views, award-winning wineries, and Michelin-starred restaurants. This bustling Bay Area region attracts the culinary prowess and cultural diversity of its better-known Bay…

Gettysburg stands uniquely positioned as one of our nation’s premiere travel destinations. Nestled in idyllic Adams County, it offers breathtakingly scenic landscapes, wide-ranging outdoor activities, adventurous dining and – perhaps…

Blazing colors of autumn are truly mother nature’s masterpiece and if you’re looking for an idyllic autumn scene, Bangor, Maine is the place to be. Visiting Maine is always a…

Inspired by Shonda Rhime’s latest hit show Bridgerton, Nashville’s iconic Hermitage Hotel is now offering an afternoon tea befit for royalty. Every Friday through Sunday at 2 p.m. guests will…