Why Winter In Arizona Is The Best

Can you believe that parts of Arizona have already been covered in snow at least twice? Thanksgiving hasn’t even arrived! Weather reports for the last few weeks have been telling us that this year we may expect a much wetter winter. This, of course, means that we can only hope that precipitation translates to more snow all around the high country (and even down into other areas that don’t typically see snow)....

July 7, 2022 · 4 min · 810 words · Felix Showe

10 Things To Know About Dating An Oklahoman

Oklahomans are fabulous people and if you are lucky enough to date one, then there are a few things you will want to know ahead of time. We know dating can be a challenge as it is, but if you walk into a date being a big talker, who thinks he/she can wing it…us Okies will send you right back out the door you came in. We are laid back, genuine people who like honesty, integrity and to have a good time....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 759 words · Sharon Tate

10 Things To Know About Dating Someone From Georgia

When dating someone from Georgia, you’re best bet is to just go with the flow! You’ll probably meet all of their friends and family, be well fed and become an intense Georgia fan. Don’t let that intimidate you! We’re a loving, sweet, and caring set of folks that make the best wives and husbands around! Here are 10 things you must know about dating someone from Georgia: Our idea of a good time = getting dirty pixabay....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 991 words · Barbara Guzman

10 Things You Ve Grown To Hate If You Re From Minnesota

Whether you’ve been in Minnesota for your whole life or several years, there are bound to be a few things that consistently drive you crazy. We all get sick of the same things every year, and we put up with them to stay in this beautiful state with amazing culture. But once in a while it’s good to vent. So without further ado, here are the things you’ve grown to undeniably hate as a Minnesotan:...

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 719 words · Elizabeth Jarvis

10 Unique Fall Festivals In Rhode Island In 2016

Many of us Rhode Islanders have already begun to notice the first signs of fall! Costume shops are reopening for the season, autumn leaves begin to decorate our lawns, and pumpkin spice has returned with a bang at just about every coffee shop and bakery. It’s true there’s no denying the early onset of most New Englanders favorite time of year! While you’re planning your seasonal excursions ranging from apple picking to the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular, you’ll want to figure out creative ways to change up the routine....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 834 words · Cheryl Jackson

10 Unusual Spots In Pennsylvania You Never Knew Existed

You have your typical list of tourist destinations: art museums, amusement parks, hiking trails, etc… But then you have the weirder spots that will intrigue you a bit more. Here are some Pennsylvania places to visit that will leave you scratching your head for months afterward — and give you an interesting story to tell your friends. 1. Linesville Spillway, Pymatuning This has got to be one of the weirdest tourist attractions in the state....

July 6, 2022 · 7 min · 1433 words · Ray Martinez

10 Weird Attractions Found In Indiana

Odd, strange, weird, and entertaining – these are perfect words used to describe a Hoosier. In the state of Indiana, you have to be a little strange to fit in with other people. In our Hoosier state, we have no shortage of exciting attractions to enjoy. Here, however, are ten of the strangest ones across the state. 1.) Veal’s Ice Tree Flickr / Alexandra Stevenson In 1961, the Veal family accidentally created the first ice tree....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 849 words · Jose Purvis

11 Great Diners In West Virginia

There’s nothing quite like a diner. They serve great food (often times there’s breakfast anytime you want it), they’re relatively inexpensive and they have a way of making everyone feel at home. These places in West Virginia are no exception. Here are some great diners in the Mountain State. Mary B’s Diner in Parkersburg Sue W./Yelp Reviewers say the food is great and well-priced and that the staff is friendly and helpful....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 742 words · Irma Wisdom

11 Jaw Dropping Views Found Only In Indiana

Within the Hoosier state, you get to enjoy a little bit of everything. You have rural areas, cosmopolitan (Indianapolis), scenic areas, and fast-paced communities. Here are some of the most eye popping, jaw dropping views scattered throughout Indiana. 1.) Brown County State Park WikiMedia Commons WikiMedia Commons Brown County State Park is just one of 24 state parks located in the state of Indiana. What makes this park special is it is the largest park in the state....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 766 words · Frederick Vicic

11 Things Pittsburghers Should Always Avoid

Pittsburgh’s a pretty spectacular place. So spectacular, in fact, that it’s earned the title of the Most Livable City in America more than once. But, even with its sheer awesomeness, you’ll find there are still things most people want to avoid when living in or visiting the Burgh. Here are 11 things Pittsburghers should always avoid, if possible (and if only to avoid immense frustration.) The stores before an expected snowfall Flickr/Stephen Yeargen Even the mere mention of snow sends countless Pittsburghers rushing to the grocery store to stock up on the essentials....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 875 words · Arturo Holtzman

12 Reasons Cincinnati Is The Best Place To Live And Call Home

If you’re from Cincinnati, then you know that no matter how far you stray, this city will always be your home. There are things about this place that just stick with you and sites that conjure up all sorts of nostalgia. Maybe you were anxious to leave the minute you graduated high school, or perhaps you’ve never left. But either way, Cincinnati will always be home. That skyline Flickr/Mark Dumont Nothing feels more like coming home than a drive through the cut in the hill and that skyline appearing like a mirage....

July 6, 2022 · 6 min · 1089 words · Cory Holland

13 Cheapest Places To Live In Alabama And Most Affordable Cities

Are you planning to move to Alabama anytime soon? Or relocate to a different Alabama town/city? Without a doubt, moving to somewhere new can be nerve-racking, but it doesn’t have to be. When one decides to uproot their life and move to a new town/city, they go through certain criteria when choosing their future place of residence. They’ll go to extremes to find the best places to live in Alabama. For example, everyone’s goal is to live somewhere that’s really nice, yet still affordable....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 652 words · Cleo Loken

15 Things You Ll See On Every Vermont Country Road

Driving along the winding dirt roads through the Vermont countryside is truly a magical experience. We’ve gathered some of our favorite things often spotted on a classic VT country road, and when you put them together it’s clear that we live in an enchanted place. If you’ve ever been on a country road that has all 15 of the following things please share where it is! But we don’t’ blame you if you want to keep it to yourself…...

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 695 words · William Lievano

37 Amazing Photos From Maine In 2015

It’s not hard to capture Maine’s beauty in photographs, but we had some absolute stunners this year. Thank you to everyone who submitted photos to Only in Maine! You make our community exactly what it should be: fun, creative and enthusiastic about our great state! Here are the absolute best photos that were taken in Maine in 2015. You can never have too many Bar Harbor sunrises on your screen. Kent G....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 917 words · Vanessa Woods

7 Restaurants In Oregon With Crazy Food Challenges

Have you ever wanted to climb a beef mountain? Or swim across a sea of glazed dough? Fly towards the heavens on hot buffalo wings? These restaurants offer crazy food challenges, only for the bravest of souls, with the biggest of appetites. Winning can get you a free meal, or a plethora of other prizes like a cash jackpot, T-shirts, and even two nights at a resort! But beware: once you take that first bite, you may never be the same!...

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 782 words · Eloise Markowski

8 Abandoned Ghost Towns In Illinois That Once Were Thriving

Illinois has thriving towns both large and small, but we aren’t immune to our fair share of ghost towns. There are many places that have become abandoned over the years for one reason or another, and some of their stories are truly heartbreaking. Here are just a few of the deserted towns in Illinois: Cardiff (41.0517° N, 88.2873° W) @chicagotafia/Twitter Founded in 1899, this former coal mining town experienced rapid growth in its early days....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 822 words · Louella Henderson

9 Magnificent Trails To Hike In Montana Before You Die

Winter is a magical time in Montana, but it can cause some serious cabin fever, especially if you don’t have the means (or desire) to enjoy any snow sports. But spring will be here before you know it, and our beautiful hiking trails will be awaiting you. If you’re already dreaming of fresh air and picturesque treks, put these 9 spots on your bucket list. Palisade Falls Trail Luke Weyrauch / Flickr This relaxing one mile hike is located near Bozeman, and it’s full of beautiful scenery....

July 6, 2022 · 4 min · 822 words · Jody Eddy

Arkansas Is Number One At All Of These Things Only In Your State

Arkansas isn’t a state full of braggarts, but we do like to pat ourselves on the back when it comes to our achievements—even the ones of dubious honor. This list of distinctions makes the Natural State stand out among the rest. We’re glad to be who we are and not too ashamed to admit our flaws. Be proud, Arkansas! Rice and Poultry Production Flickr/Jeremy Bullington Riceland Foods in Stuttgart and Tyson Foods in Springdale are the number one producers of rice and poultry in the world....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 931 words · Sherri Muller

Here Are 14 Unique Structures In West Virginia

West Virginia has some really cool, historic buildings. There are churches, barns, houses and other structures that are unique in the country. Here are a few of them: The Pocahontas Opera House in Marlinton Maggie Thornton This opera house, built in 1910, is one of the oldest reinforced concrete structures in the country. The Cooper House in Bramwell Ed Kennedy/Flickr This house had the first copper roof in the country and one of the first indoor swimming pools in the state....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 1024 words · Stephanie Zukowski

Here Are The 10 Best Cities In South Carolina To Find A Job

Believe it or not the unemployment rate is improving. I know that from some perspectives it can be quite a difficult thing to observe, but hold in there. I might have some good news for you. In 2012, the unemployment rate in South Carolina was an average of 8.8%; in 2013 it was 7.5%, today, in 2015, the unemployment rate is 6%. Those numbers show that it’s getting better out there job-wise....

July 6, 2022 · 5 min · 892 words · Ignacio Mendelson