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Grotto of the Redemption is worth the drive to West Bend, Iowa

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The world’s largest man-made religious shrine stands among the cornfields of Iowa. This may sound hokey, but it’s true. The Grotto of the Redemption is located in the farming community […]

Who needs Route 66? Nebraskans can get their kicks along the Lincoln Highway

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Nebraska is one of the states chosen to host a portion of the Lincoln Highway – the first transcontinental highway in the United States. US Highway 30 runs the entire state, from […]

Lee’s Marbles worth the roll into York

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I remember playing marbles as a kid. Having a cat’s eye marble was a special thing back then. Kids would try to play you for winner takes all, just to […]

Lincoln Highway provides history and sites in Iowa

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Iowa is among the 13 original states that are home to the first transcontinental highway in the United States. US Highway 30 – aka the Lincoln Highway – runs through […]

Light bulbs ‘illuminate’ Lincoln for charity

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Nebraska’s capital city is “lit” up for a good cause. More than 50 light bulb sculptures are scattered throughout Lincoln to help celebrate the 25th anniversary of Lighthouse, an after-school […]

Best Western returns to Lincoln with outstanding hotel plus Giveaway

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The Best Western hotel chain has returned to Nebraska’s capital city with a freshly opened and well-operated hotel. The Best Western Plus opened its doors in Lincoln late July. The […]

How can you be in two places at the same time? If you’re on ‘The Bob’ in Omaha

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It’s the only pedestrian bridge in the United States connecting two states. It may also be the only “talking” pedestrian bridge in the country. The Bob Kerrey pedestrian bridge connects […]

Stuhr Museum’s renovated main building, Railroad Town make for informative, fun visit

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We took a trip back in time during a visit to the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island. We wanted to check out the recently renovated museum building. We were not […]

Food, fun at Iowa State Fair

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I’ve never been to a state fair. Lisa is sure she went as a kid but doesn’t remember. So, we ventured out to Des Moines to check out the Iowa […]

Eisenhower Museum covers military, political careers

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A visit to the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum will be heavy on World War II, and a little lighter on Ike’s presidency. The Abilene, Kansas, presidential center includes five […]

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