Honest, Lincoln is home to great burgers and pizza
Honest Abe’s Burgers and Freedom Honest Abe’s Burgers and Freedom rates up there with the best burger I can recall ever having. The Lincoln diner is known as having the […]
History, scenery highlight Bismarck visit
History played a large role during our visit to Bismarck. North Dakota’s capital offered an interesting look into Native American history, as well as the final days of George Armstrong […]
World’s Largest Buffalo calls Jamestown, ND, home
The chance to see the World’s Largest Buffalo intrigued me to want to make a stop at Jamestown, North Dakota. OK, it made me as excited a kid wanting to […]
Road trippin’ fun across North Dakota
A giant buffalo and cow. A super long railroad bridge. An infamous wood chipper. Steak on a pitchfork. You never know what you may run into on the road. But, […]
Fargo’s Roger Maris Museum excellent look at slugger’s legacy
Who puts a museum honoring the legacy of an outstanding professional baseball player inside a shopping mall, for all to see without spending a penny for admission? If you are […]
Fun Fargo visit kicks off western-themed road trip
We started our recent trip through North Dakota, Montana and South Dakota with a short stay in Fargo. We had a few ideas on how to spend a Friday night […]
Take a history drive along the Lewis and Clark Scenic Byway in Nebraska
Growing up in the eastern edge of the state, most Nebraskans know the story of Lewis and Clark. We learned about the two explorers in school. Meriwether Lewis and William […]
Midwest Halloween season means pumpkins and frights
The haunting season is upon us. In a few weeks, little monsters, goblins and even some super heroes will be knocking on doors and begging for treats (I’m more of […]
Tour gives glimpse into Omaha’s African American history
Omaha’s 24th and Lake Streets area has seen it all – booming business, the rise of Jazz, economic downturns, Civil Rights struggles and redevelopment dreams. The intersection is significant in […]
‘Expedition Yetter’ helps educate people on where their food comes from
Iowa’s Food and Family Project strives to help educate the public on the relationship between the farming community and the general public. The goal is to fill the gap and […]