There is more to Tennessee than just Nashville. In fact, a few miles south of its capital is where it’s really at.
Franklin, Tennessee is a historic 200-year-old city with streets that speak and sing for itself. There is a lot to do here. Let’s start with […]
Known as the “Gateway to the West”, Omaha is the largest city in the state of Nebraska and is located right on the Missouri River. Sightseeing is a breeze in Omaha thanks to the compact downtown area, from which all major […]
As the second largest city in Mississippi, Gulfport’s special appeal lies in its relationship to the sea. As the home of the U.S. Navy’s Atlantic Fleet Seabees, maritime construction serves as an important industry in the area. The area’s miles of white […]
Ludington is a picturesque harbor town in Michigan’s Mason County on Lake Michigan. It covers 3.6 square miles of land and has a population of 8,000 people. Ludington was first settled in 1847 by a European named Burr Caswell, who moved right […]
One might be forgiven for thinking that the capital of the State of New York is New York City. In fact, its capital is Albany, and it is one of the most historic cities in not only the state but in the […]
Located on what’s referred to as the Outer Banks in North Carolina, Corolla has a lot to offer tourists of all ages.
The city comes alive with tourists between May and September when the weather is warm and there isn’t as much […]
In the state of Wisconsin, Green Bay is located right near Lake Michigan. It’s the 3rd largest city in the state, and also the 3rd largest city on the west shore of the lake, right after Chicago and Milwaukee.
The city is known as […]
Pueblo is a charming little city in Colorado, on the banks of the Arkansas River. In the past, Pueblo had a reputation for being chaotic, especially during the gold rush. The so-called “Steel City” has always been crucial for […]
