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Real-life locations from ‘The Office’ you can visit
Check out the real places in Scranton referenced in NBC’s ‘The Office.’
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The enduring classroom of Christa McAuliffe
New England native Christa McAuliffe left an enduring impression following her death in 1986. Here’s how she’s been honored since.
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These 3 Arizona cafes let strangers pay for your meal—and you can return the favor
Small acts of kindness often have a domino effect throughout the community. Currently, there are three pay-it-forward cafes in Arizona that make it easy to be kind.
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Willie Nelson keeps the outlaw spirit alive with 2026 festival dates
Willie Nelson recently announced his annual Outlaw Music Festival and Fourth of July Picnic. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Two Whataburger’s fan favorites return March 31
Whataburger’s Banana Pudding Shake and Bacon Steakhouse Double will be back for a limite time starting on Mar. 31. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Fort Worth, it’s time to Get-Lit: An adult book fair is coming Mar. 29
The Get-Lit: Adult Book Fair is taking the Dallas-Fort Worth area by storm. Here’s everything you need to know about these exciting events.
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Why Michigan is called the ‘buckle of the euchre belt’ (+ what to know about the addictive card game)
Euchre is one of Michigan’s most popular card games, but why? Learn about the history of euchre in the Mitten, and how to try it for yourself!
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10 restaurants where kids can eat for free in Houston
Kids can eat free at many restaurants across Houston on certain days of the week. Check out these 10 options, ranging from Mexican food to sushi.
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14 celebrities who went to college in Wisconsin
They say celebrities are just like us—everyday, ordinary people. Knowing that some big names have spent time at these Wisconsin colleges makes it feel more true. Take a look and see which famous names went to your alma mater.
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The best lunch deals in Houston for every craving
From a $16 Japanese feast to Friday pork chops, these Houston lunch deals prove midday dining doesn’t have to break the bank.
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