Creepy Preserved Scalp Resides In An Omaha Library

As you might expect from Nebraska’s rich (and sometimes unusual) history, there are a lot of stories out there that most people haven’t heard. Such is the case with William Thompson’s scalp. When it was attached to William Thompson, it was as unremarkable as scalps tend to be. But after it left Thompson’s body, it took on a life of its own. William Thompson (seen here sans scalp) was employed by Union Pacific....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 808 words · Betty Nations

The 15 Towns You Absolutely Need To Visit In Massachusetts In 2017

Why not make 2017 the year that you break out of your daily routine and explore somewhere new? Luckily, Massachusetts residents won’t run out of spectacular places to discover. We profiled spades of amazing towns in 2016, and these are a few communities that really shined. You won’t regret checking out some or all of these unique Massachusetts destinations. The Most “New England” Town in Massachusetts: Chatham Flickr/Daniel Mennerich In 2016, we highlighted Chatham as being one of the most “New England” towns in Massachusetts....

March 24, 2022 · 7 min · 1486 words · Aida Palmer

The Best Relaxing 2 Day Getaway In Delaware

If you live in Delaware, you know that the best time to visit Rehoboth Beach is in the fall. Whether you’re there for the Sandcastle Competition, Fall Sidewalk Sale Weekend, Jazz Festival or even the Sea Witch Festival, the best Rehoboth Beach weekends happen well after Labor Day, when the tourists go home and the locals can finally enjoy their beach. Because of how exciting Rehoboth Beach is in the fall, an overnight trip is the perfect 2-day getaway in Delaware this time of year....

March 24, 2022 · 6 min · 1209 words · Kari Foti

The Montana Cave That Feels Like Another World

Montana’s natural beauty knows no bounds. Along with the bragworthy national parks, vast mountain ranges, lakes and rivers, Big Sky Country is home to some amazing geographical finds. There are over 300 known caves and caverns in Montana, but this one, Lewis & Clark Caverns, is the only one offering guided tours. That’s probably a good thing, because without a guide, you might feel like you’ve entered another universe. Troy Smith/Flickr As the largest known limestone caverns in the Northwest, this state park gets a lot of visitors....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 647 words · Daniel Day

Things Kentuckians Sometimes Grow To Hate

Kentucky is a beautiful place to live, filled with wonderful people–but it is not perfect. Mind you, it is close though. Still, like anywhere, there are things residents grow to undeniably hate about our gorgeous state. The southern hospitality and flourishing forests are definitely fine points, but alas; there are a few troubling areas as well. Stereotypical satire has been taken to an extreme over the years…and then there is the natural stuff....

March 24, 2022 · 7 min · 1450 words · Russell Roberts

Things That Remind People Of Oklahoma

Do you ever wonder what comes to mind when non-Oklahomans think of our state? Before I moved to Oklahoma from California, I remember all the things that came to mind when I heard I was moving to a state in the middle of the country. Of course, tornadoes, cowboys and friendly people came to mind, but what other things are we known for? After doing a bit of research and asking around, here are the most common things that come to everyone’s minds when they think of the Sooner state....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 778 words · Annie Burgess

This Colorado Birdwatching Paradise Is Full Of Sights In Flight

Up in northeastern Colorado lies a paradise for birdwatchers. In fact, it is not just a paradise for Colorado birdwatchers, it is an internationally famous location, and for the avid birdwatcher or bird photographer, this place will provide you with some of the best sightings in the state. ©Daniel McAdams Photography Pawnee National Grasslands is located about an hour east of Ft. Collins and holds over 193,000 acres within its boarders....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 752 words · Veronica Clendenin

Top 7 Places To Go Hiking In Cincinnati

It’s fairly well known that within a few short hours of Cincinnati, you can reach some pretty unbelievable hiking destinations — including Hocking Hills, Clifty Falls and Red River Gorge. But did you know that we have epic hiking available right here in the Queen City? As in minutes from downtown? We’ve rounded up the top seven spots in Cincinnati to get outside and reconnect with nature in our beautiful city....

March 24, 2022 · 6 min · 1102 words · Robin Norris

10 Amazing Things You Never Knew Happened In Louisiana

Louisiana is a unique state…but I didn’t realize it was this unique! From the amazing to the sad to the downright disgusting, there are all kinds of things that go on in this state. Here are 10 things you might have trouble believing about our state! True Detective was based on a true story…sort of. youtube.com 10 years ago, the town of Pontchatoula was rocked by the revelation that there was a satanistic cult performing child molestation and animal sacrifices posing as a local church....

March 23, 2022 · 4 min · 817 words · Priscilla Quandt

10 Best Hidden Gems In New Orleans

New Orleans is such a special place filled with so many amazing things, it can sometimes be hard to find them all. Luckily, we’ve created a list of some hidden gems in New Orleans that we feel sure are going to brighten your day! Check them out! Jamie Hayes Gallery, 617 Chartres St., New Orleans TripAdvisor.com / management You’ll fall in love with the positive energy and beautiful paintings that are produced out of this gallery everyday....

March 23, 2022 · 4 min · 771 words · Valerie Arnold

10 Best Rated Restaurants In South Carolina

Ever wonder which restaurants in South Carolina are the most popular among customers? We referred to the websites TripAdvisor.com, OpenTable.com and Yelp.com and have pulled together this list of the 10 highest rated restaurants in the South Carolina. Halls Chophouse - Charleston, SC Facebook/Halls Chophouse Facebook/Hall’s Chophouse Reviewers on Trip Advisor have ranked Halls Chophouse #1 in Charleston. OpenTable users currently give them 4.8 out of 5.0 stars. We can almost smell how delicious this chop is!...

March 23, 2022 · 4 min · 802 words · Richard Johnson

10 Of Pennsylvania S Greatest Historical Landmarks

We live in one of the most historically rich states. Our Founding Fathers walked the streets of Philadelphia during the 1700s, paving the way for the U.S.A.— and since then, Pennsylvania has only continued to remain significant to our nation as a whole. Check out these incredible historic sites you have to see in our state. Boathouse Row, Philadelphia Terry Robinson/ Flickr Boathouse Row is one of the most recognizable sights for people entering or leaving our state’s biggest city, Philadelphia....

March 23, 2022 · 5 min · 1024 words · Tara Wind

10 Of The Best Fall Festival In Michigan

Fall is the perfect season for family togetherness. The weather is chilly yet gorgeous, and the crisp air can provide a new sense of energy after a long, hot summer. Here in Michigan, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the beauty of autumn and celebrate everything our state has to offer. If you’re looking for some one-of-a-kind events to explore, here are 10 fall festivals in the Great Lakes State that offer a little something for everyone....

March 23, 2022 · 6 min · 1234 words · Carlton Harris

10 Reasons The Best People Are From Small Town Nc

It’s a unique type of experience to grow up in a small town. One that’s been depicted in TV, movies, plays and books. Most notably, our beloved Andy Griffith Show. While Andy didn’t have the allure, sparkle and shine of a big city, Mayberry was all he needed. Those who grew up in small town NC probably find themselves relating a lot to Mayberry. Sure, some people can’t wait to get out of their small town....

March 23, 2022 · 6 min · 1266 words · Derek Brockman

10 Reasons To Be Thankful For North Dakota

The rest of the 49 states have a lot to thank the state of North Dakota for. It is known as the breadbasket of the world for our production of food and agriculture alone, and there are tons of other things everyone else has the Peace Garden state to appreciate for. It’s definitely not a place to take for granted, and here are 10 reasons why. North Dakota is known as the breadbasket of the world....

March 23, 2022 · 5 min · 950 words · Charlene Williams

10 Small Towns In Nebraska Where Life Is Simple

Nebraska is positively packed with small towns, and if you’ve ever lived in one of them you’ll understand their charm. Life moves a little slower in those small towns than it does in the cities. Everyone knows everyone’s name, and no one is too busy to stop and have a little chat. (Check out more small towns that we think are completely charming right here.) Arapahoe By Ammodramus - Own work, Public Domain, https://commons....

March 23, 2022 · 7 min · 1296 words · Robert Brown

10 Taco Places That Are Out Of This World Good In Iowa

When you think of great tacos, Iowa probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind. You might be surprised by how many places in small towns across the state are serving delicious, authentic tacos that will surprise and delight you. These 10 taco places in Iowa will serve you tacos that are out of this world good. La Juanita, Storm Lake Yelp/Kevin W. Yelp/Michelle G. La Juanita serves some of the most amazing and authentic tacos in the state....

March 23, 2022 · 5 min · 1019 words · Paula Silverman

11 Legendary Family Owned Restaurants In Montana

We’re pretty big proponents of supporting local businesses here in Montana, especially when it comes to the places we eat. Luckily, we’ve got plenty of wonderful family-owned restaurants whose owners are putting their hearts and souls into their businesses – and it shows. These are 11 of them. The Buffalo Cafe, 514 3rd St E., Whitefish Jeff K / Yelp Melanie J / Yelp The Buffalo Cafe has been owned by the Maetzold Family and for over 30 years....

March 23, 2022 · 5 min · 1001 words · Harry Clarke

11 Of The Longest Running Most Historic Restaurants In Nebraska

The restaurant industry is notoriously difficult, with most new establishments failing within the first three years. When a restaurant can stay open for decades, you know it’s got to be a high-quality place. These Nebraska restaurants have been serving terrific meals for ages, and there are good reasons they’re so beloved. King Fong, Omaha Yelp/Swayla J. King Fong is known as Omaha’s oldest restaurant. The downtown favorite has served excellent Chinese food in a unique setting since the early 1920s....

March 23, 2022 · 6 min · 1117 words · Joseph Clark

12 Signs You Definitely Belong In Alabama

Have you ever wondered whether or not you belong in Alabama? We’ve all done it at least once in our lives. Sometimes we feel like uprooting and relocating to a neighboring state. Or even relocating to the opposite side of the U.S. If you can relate to any of the 12 signs listed below, you DEFINITELY belong in Alabama. 1.) You enjoy the outdoors, whether it be on LAND… pixabay/PublicDomainPictures There are many different places throughout Alabama to go hunting....

March 23, 2022 · 4 min · 775 words · Suzanne Reid