Thinking of moving to Nebraska? Congratulations! That’s a great idea. Before you relocate to our lovely state, though, there are a few things you should prepare yourself for… The whole state isn’t just farms. Wikimedia/Ammodramus There are a lot of ranches, too. There’s a difference. And we have some cities, too! Wikimedia If you want to get away from the country and enjoy some big-city amenities, we’ve got you covered....
Here in Kansas, there’s plenty of space to travel, and plenty of places to enjoy with your family. However, some of those attractions are just so hard on your wallet. These inexpensive attractions all over Kansas are great for any family vacation, and won’t hurt your wallet when you get there. Coronado Heights Chris Murphy/Flickr Right outside the beautiful town of Lindsborg sits the site where a Spanish explorer didn’t find his city of gold....
When the word “Sedona” is spoken, there’s a host of images, words, and phrases that pop into everyone’s mind: red buttes, energy vortexes, hiking trails, expensive, a chance to reconnect with your spiritual self, etc. It’s a wide range of descriptions but if there’s anything that proves true, it’s that Sedona quite easily captures the heart of everyone who strolls its streets and takes the time to hike the red buttes that surround the city....
Memorial Day weekend is considered the unofficial kickoff to summer. And even though we still may see a bit more snow in Montana this year, warm and sunny days are on their way, which means it’s time to start enjoying some delicious meals outdoors. These are a few of Montana’s best patio dining options. Montana Ale Works, 611 E Main St., Bozeman Montana Ale Works Facebook Montana Ale Works Facebook Montana Ale Works is always a great place to be, but summers spent on the patio here are the absolute best....
While Montana gets its share of recognition for its national parks and natural beauty, that doesn’t mean it always gets the credit it deserves. If you’ve ever told people you’re from Montana and had them respond with “What is there to do out there?” or “What’s THAT like,?” then you know exactly what we mean. While Montanans are actually perfectly fine with people thinking the Treasure State isn’t all that great (more for us to enjoy!...
Illinois is clearly the worst place to live. With our delicious food, beautiful parks and preserves, year-round attractions, and rich history, it’s no wonder that people would never want to live here. Here’s what to expect when moving to The Prairie State: You’ll have to learn a whole host of winter sports. US Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters/Flickr Illinoisans are serious about winter, since we spend much of the year living with frigid temperatures....
I know that Delaware is called the First State and the Diamond State, but I think the marketers really missed the mark – it should be the Small Town State. Small towns in Delaware are the norm – after all, there are only 5 municipalities with over 10,000 people in the entire state. Check out some of our favorite small towns, where you can really get your fill of peace and quiet amongst some of the best scenery in Delaware....
Everybody loves brunch. If you say that you don’t, you’re either lying or have never had the pleasure of ordering an omelette and cocktail in the same breath. Brunch is the best of all worlds. Check out these great spots to kick back with a mimosa and some awesome late-morning comestibles. Moonstones, Chelmsford Yelp/Kim S. With a make-your-own Bloody Mary bar and plenty of classy comfort food, Moonstones is a great place for brunch....
We Northern Californians are just a little different from people in other states. We’re pretty easy to understand once you get to know our way of life, but to the rest of the world it seems as though we walk to the beat of our own drum. While we’re a pretty diverse, eclectic group, there are still quite a few things you’d never catch someone from this part of the state doing – ever....
Explore all the hidden corners of the city and beyond this spring by hitting the best bike trails in Pittsburgh. Feel as though you’re lost deep within the forest without leaving the city or go for an epic ride along the 150 mile Great Allegheny Passage that leads to Maryland. Here are seven of the most beautiful bike trails in and around the Burgh. Great Allegheny Passage Flickr/David Fulmer Head out on an epic adventure along the Great Allegheny Passage, which runs 150 miles from Pittsburgh to Cumberland, Maryland....
Nothing says summer vacation like a trip to the beach. Alabama is home to some of the finest beaches in the U.S.. If you’re still unsure of where to spend your summer vacation, consider these eight Alabama beaches: Fort Morgan Beach - Gulf Shores flickr/Chad If history interests you as much as relaxing on the beach, Fort Morgan Beach is the perfect place to be. Fort Morgan, a historic 19th century military base, is surrounded on three sides by gorgeous beaches....
Though Alaska didn’t enter statehood until 1959, there were still plenty of established restaurants and bakeries all over the state from when it was a territory. The gold rush brought many people up to Alaska and those mouths had to be fed! The restaurants that are still standing today have clearly stood the test of time, but with all the nooks and crannies around our state it’s hard to find them all....
Expressing oneself via the arts and/or making something out of nothing is an essential activity for some people. Whether your creative outlet is music, writing or artwork, Ohio is home to some cities and towns where you’re likely to fit right in. The following are eight places in Ohio where creativity is celebrated and innovation thrives. The Short North Arts District Bob Hall/Flickr This well-known Columbus neighborhood is beloved among locals and a popular day-trip destination for visitors....
The fall season has finally arrived, meaning Halloween is just around the corner. And you know what that means? HAUNTED HOUSES!!! Some of the biggest, best and scariest haunted houses can be found right here in Nevada. Because some of these haunted houses are actually held in real life haunted buildings, you just might spot a true ghost or two. Listed below are eight haunted houses in Nevada that will totally terrify you....
There’s never a shortage of fun things to do in Nebraska, but if you’ve been here for a while you’ve probably done most of them. This list is for you – tourists or residents – who think there is nothing left to do in Nebraska. Parasailing flickr/Rx Mike Step into a harness and glide up into the air as you’re pulled behind a boat. Kite surfing flickr/vicki watkins You don’t need big ocean waves to go surfing - just a giant sail to pull you along....
No matter how far you stray from Philadelphia, some habits are for life. Whenther it’s the way you speak, the food you crave, or how you choose to spend your time, you’ll always carry a bit of Philadelphia with you. It’s particularly hard to escape these Philly habits – which ones stick with you? The way we speak. Flickr / Duncan C. We can’t help it - jawn’s such a useful word, and youse just sounds better than y’all....
Cemeteries always seem to have a quiet kind of beauty – whether they’re old or new, a feeling of quiet respect seems to wash over you when you walk into one. Still, cemeteries tend to be just a little creepy. These nine Nebraska graveyards are both beautiful and just a little spooky. Boot Hill Cemetery, Ogallala flickr/Jimmy Emerson, DVM “Boot Hill” is used to describe cemeteries all over the country. The term refers to men who died “with their boots on,” usually in a gunfight or other violent encounter....
Would you believe me if I told you that you could ride a dragon, see a pirate ship afloat, and explore a castle right here in Iowa? Chances are you would probably look at me like I’m crazy. Well, I’m not crazy, and you can do all of those things – and more. Here are 9 things you never thought about doing in Iowa. Lounging at a beach-side resort kyle/Flickr Didn’t expect a beach resort in Iowa did you?...
New Jersey has dozens of incredible beaches, but sadly most cost money. A simple trip to the beach can end up costing you a whopping $15 per person! You can save big bucks by purchasing seasonal passes, but free is always better. Our state has some secret (and not so secret) spots where you can score access to the shore without spending a cent. Many of these beaches are more laid back and have fewer amenities, but they’re still just as beautiful....
Oh Alaska, how sweet you are! From phenomenal oysters, wild halibut tacos, world renowned salmon and king crab to reindeer dogs, sourdough bread, Eskimo ice cream and cold brews – Alaska has this whole ‘food and drink’ thing down pat. Before you get started reading, be sure to grab a napkin because you can expect to be drooling by the end of it. Read on to see why everyone in Alaska absolutely loves these 20 foods and drinks....
