Author: Dorothy Scott
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Why Utah’s apple orchards are empty this fall (and how one farmer is coping)
Many of Utah’s fruits, including apples, were decimated this spring, triggering a state of emergency. Here’s how you can help local farmers bounce back.
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Upstate to Hudson Valley: 12 best U-pick apple orchards in New York
We found the best U-pick apple orchards in New York so you don’t have to. Check out these 12 options from the Hudson Valley all the way to upstate.
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Festivals, pumpkin patches & more: Omaha’s ultimate fall bucket list
Nebraska has no shortage of fun fall activities, and that’s especially true if you live in or near Omaha. Check out our bucket list for easy autumn inspiration.
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Everything you need to know about Nebraska’s only cat cafe: Felius
Felius has been the only cat cafe in Nebraska since 2019. Here’s everything you need to know about it, from pricing to how it works and why it’s so important.
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10 West Omaha restaurants every local should try once
West Omaha is expanding, and its restaurant scene is, too. Check out these 10 joints everyone needs to try at least once, from Italy to Brazil and back.
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Rock hunting in Nebraska: A beginner’s guide
Rock hunting in Nebraska has never been easier. Check out our guide to see where you can legally hunt, common vs. rare rocks, and more.
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Where Omaha watches the Huskers: 9 local bars, no chains allowed
The Huskers are Nebraska’the pride and joy of everyone in Nebraska. If you want to catch their games in communal settings, check out these nine sports bars across Omaha.
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Have a cuddle and a coffee at the 4 cat cafes in Kentucky
Cat cafes are on the rise in Kentucky. Check out these four locations that offer quality time with kitties while you enjoy your favorite beverages.
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The 8 cat cafes in Colorado
Cat cafes are popping up all over the place, including here at home. Check out these eight cat cafes in Colorado that offer purr-fect pets and sips.
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Black-owned restaurants in New Mexico: Where to eat this August
In honor of Black Business Month, grab a scrumptious bite to eat at these 11 Black-owned restaurants across New Mexico.