Tour the dining world in Missouri’s Pulaski County
Something from Column A. An item from Column B. Next thing you know, you’ve traveled the world, tasting some of the best food there is to offer. All, within a […]
Pulaski County’s rail history is told through the Frisco Trail
Pulaski County cuts through the south central portion of Missouri. The county seems to be separated almost in half by Interstate 44, which eventually runs to St. Louis. The county’s […]
Pulaski County is home to US’ only Z Loft Hotel
Whether you’re spending a couple of nights or visiting long-term in the Waynesville/St. Robert area in Pulaski County, the Z Loft Hotel offers a comfortable, modern stay. The hotel is […]
Nebraska Passport 2016: Happy Jack Chalk Mine, Scotia
I’m not sure what my favorite part was during our visit at the Happy Jack Chalk Mine near Scotia. The mine itself offers an interesting tour and some good history. […]
Bryson’s air boat tours a must when visiting Fremont, Nebraska
The Platte River in Nebraska has long been described as “a mile wide and an inch deep.” It’s a little deeper than that, but not much. So, how do you […]
Star Trek ‘boldly’ celebrates 50th anniversary
From Captain Kirk’s future birth site to watching the last of the originals receive his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, We’ve enjoyed the adventures of the “Star Trek” […]
Shutterfly as photo storage
So, summer vacations are pretty much done. You have hundreds (or thousands, if you’re like me) of photos on your memory cards documenting the family trips, picnics, kids’ camps, etc. […]
Nebraska Passport 2016: Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum near Ashland
The Strategic Air Command’s service may have ended in 1992, its story lives on at the SAC and Aerospace Museum near Ashland, Nebraska, about 20 miles west of Omaha. The […]
Mother Nature: Treat wild animals and natural treasures respectfully
A woman is tossed around by a wild bison. A man falls to his death at Old Faithful. Men leaving the boardwalk at Yellowstone to pose for pictures next to […]
Challenges and tribal councils marked Lewis and Clark’s time in Sioux City
The lone member of Lewis and Clark’s expedition died in present-day Sioux City. The story of Sergeant Charles Floyd Jr. highlighted the short time the Corps of Discovery was in […]