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Where do Texans feel most at peace? A new survey points to nature
A Mission for Michael conducted a survey to see where Texans feel most at peace. Most of them said it was at Enchanted Rock.
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Cypress, your morning just got a buzzer-beater: Bigface coffee arrives in November
Jimmy Butler’s Bigface coffee brand is opening a mobile trailer in Cypress. Here’s what to know about the mid-November opening.
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Transportation shouldn’t keep anyone from voting, and DART is making sure of it
DART is offering free rides on various services to polling locations on Election Day. Here’s how it works.
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Everything you need to know about Iowa’s fight against data centers
Everything you need to know about Iowa’s fight against data centers
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Inside Chesapeake Bay’s pirate history
Chesapeake Bay holds plenty of fascinating history across its waters and shores, including several connections to pirates in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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America’s first female pirate worked the waters off New Hampshire
Rachel Wall is considered the first female pirate in the US and operated off the shores of New Hampshire. She was hanged in MA in 1789.
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Here’s where to learn New Hampshire’s traditional crafts
In New Hampshire, we treasure our traditional crafts. Here are some of the shops, museums, studios, and schools where you can learn them.
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9 Colorado town names that will make you giggle
Anyone driving through Colorado knows the state has some unusual town names, including some that are sure to make you giggle.
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Deck the halls with these 17 holiday events in North Carolina
Discover Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa celebrations across North Carolina. Gather the family, go solo, or bring friends—‘tis the season to celebrate your way.
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The 8 weirdest roadside attractions in New York
Road tripping soon? Check out these weird roadside attractions in New York, from giant ducks to tiny churches, that will make your drive unforgettable.
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