Update: The year has changed, but the needs of hard-hit Western North Carolina have not. If you're still wondering how...
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Los Angeles Dazzles at IPW
When it comes to eat, work and play, L.A. does it rightCalifornia couldn't have delivered better weather for the 6,000...
These US States Have the Biggest…
The U.S. is large and it loves its super-sized reputation. A SizeGraf compliation the "biggest" claims in each state...
The Spirit of Charleston in Food and Drink
The driver who picked me up at the airport told me that Charleston is the second-most haunted town in America. “That’s...
Try the Sandcastle Café and Grill for Breakfast Buffet
St. Simon’s Island, Georgia There’s a reason why certain restaurants in tourist areas are always full. They’ve learned...
A Legendary Hotel Reborn: The King and Prince Beach and Golf Resort
The legendary King and Prince Beach and Golf Resort on St. Simon’s Island, Georgia recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation. View the beautifully redesigned resort in the slideshow here.
Lynchburg: Gateway to the Civil War Trail
Central Virginia is spectacular any time of year. In the spring, the hills look like Monet paintings dotted with dogwood white, red bud fuchsia and forsythia yellow.
Year-Around Activities at California’s Big Bear Mountain Resorts
Southern California's Inland Valley is presided over by the mountain patriarchs called Baldy, San Jacinto and Big...
Explore Georgia’s Golden Isles
It’s not hard to understand why this stretch of the Georgia coast is known as the Golden Isles. Miles of marsh grass wave in the breeze, carved by streams, rivers, and inlets to form a jigsaw puzzle of islands. The sun rises like a glittering coin over the Atlantic and blankets the marshlands in gold and amber as it sets over the isles. Poised on the mouth of the sound leading up to the bustling port city of Brunswick is St. Simons Island, the largest of Georgia’s Golden Isles.
Lynchburg: Gateway to the Civil War Trail
Central Virginia is spectacular any time of year. In the spring, the hills look like Monet paintings dotted with dogwood white, red bud fuchsia and forsythia yellow. Summer’s lush green hillsides sparkle with magnolias and a rainbow of crepe myrtles. Even the stark bare branches of winter and the glistening snow bring stunning serenity to the farmlands, towns and rolling hills.
This is Why I Love Travel
As a child growing up in California's Inland Valley, we could get just about anywhere by freeway in an hour (or so)....