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12 things to know before you visit Michigan’s tallest waterfall
Michigan’s tallest waterfall is in the Upper Peninsula’s Keweenaw Peninsula and stands around 110 feet tall.
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From rock royalty to renters: Dallas’s Cabana Hotel begins a new chapter
Dallas’s Cabana Motor Hotel has been repurposed
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Foster Grandparent Program strengthens Texas communities—one child at a time
The Foster Grandparent Program gives back to Texas communities in more than one way. They’re currently looking for nwe
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Everything there is to know about the ‘world’s oldest ham’
Marvel at the world’s oldest ham, which is more than 124 years old, in Smithfield, Virginia.
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9 Colorado athletes who became legends in their sport
From dominant Hall of Fame baseball pitchers to Olympic gold medal-winning swimmers, these professional athletes from Colorado have done the state proud.
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From Omaha to the Olympics: 9 famous athletes from Nebraska
Sporty Nebraskans have become big names in baseball, horse riding, and more. Check out these nine examples, some of whom have even become Olympians.
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Off the grid: Your guide to dispersed camping in Colorado
Forget crowded campgrounds, permits, and reservations. These six dispersed camping spots in Colorado offer freedom, solitude, and some of the state’s most scenic views.
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These 6 facts about Kentucky seem too weird to be true
A town with a dog mayor. A city inside a meteor crater. A state park called Big Bone Lick. Kentucky has no shortage of stories that sound made up, until you discover they’re real. Drive across Kentucky long enough, and…
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9 things to do in Detroit that are off the beaten path
Detroit has all sorts of ultra-popular destinations, from Ford Field to the Detroit Institute of Arts to the never-boring Eastern Market. There’s a lot to be said for spending time in these widely appreciated places, especially when you’re in the…
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Where to go rock hunting in New York, from Herkimer diamonds to hidden fossils
Where to dig for garnet, Herkimer diamonds, and fossils across New York—and what to know before you go.
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