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Where to find the most scenic dispersed camping in Arizona
Boondocking, free camping, or dispersed camping in Arizona is a great way to experience freedom—and unbeatable views—on a budget. Mellow weather is upon us, making it the right time to pack a bag, pitch a tent, and enjoy the great…
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The history behind PA’s infamous Altoona-style pizza (+ where to get it)
Sicilian crust, green peppers, and—that’s right—yellow American cheese. Here’s everything you need to know about Altoona-style pizza. Altoona-style pizza hails, of course, from Central Pennsylvania’s Altoona, a historic railroad town tucked into the Allegheny Mountains and known as the home…
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8 best local coffee shops in San Antonio
Discover your new favorite cup of joe at one of these unique local coffee shops in San Antonio. Coffee lovers rejoice: There are so many ways to get your caffeine fix in San Antonio. If you want to steer clear…
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It’s official: These 5 cities are the safest places to live in Texas
5 Dallas-area cities topped a list of safest places to live in Texas. Here’s what you need to know. Living in the Dallas suburbs comes with a variety of perks. You’re close to restaurants, coffee shops, stores, music venues, museums,…
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How a Charlotte cafe is building a sustainable model for employing people with disabilities
Cakeable operates a training program for people with disabilities to be employed in businesses in the Carolinas. Harrisburg resident Olivia Punsalan heads to the Marriott Hotel & Conference Center at the University of North Carolina Charlotte most Wednesday and Friday…
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Why March is the perfect time to visit Monterey, VA’s Swiss-like secret
Discover why March is the perfect time to visit Monterey, Virginia, from the Highland County Maple Festival to the Highland County Barn Quilt Trail. Hidden away in mountainous Highland County, Monterey earns its “Virginia’s Little Switzerland” moniker year-round, but March…
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7 ways to combat the Wisconsin winter blues
Stop waiting for spring! Find the best indoor gardens, trivia spots, and pickleball clubs to help you beat the winter blues right here in Wisconsin. Once the winter holidays end and the excitement of the new year fades, many Wisconsinites…
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Two-centuries-old Black cowboy artifacts on display in Texas City Museum
Thomas Caldwell was a prominent member of the Black cowboy community. Now, two of his artifacts will be displayed at Texas City Museum. Last week, Texas City Museum added two artifacts from Black cowboy Thomas Caldwell to its collection. His…
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Support a NH women-owned business every week in March
Celebrate Women’s History Month by supporting these five female-owned businesses in the Granite State. New Hampshire is home to many wonderful women-owned businesses, from restaurants and bakeries to hair salons and boutiques. To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting five…
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Inside Scranton’s beloved St. Patrick’s Day Parade
“Parade Day” attracts tens of thousands of people to downtown Scranton each March. Scranton’s St. Patrick’s Parade isn’t just any parade—it’s the city’s parade. “Parade Day,” as it’s known in the region, attracts as many as 150,000 spectators each year,…
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