Arizona’s Salsa Trail is about much more than heat
sal*sa — A spicy sauce made with tomatoes, onions and hot peppers that is commonly served with Mexican food. — Merriam-Webster Dictionary With an abundance of locally grown tomatoes, onions...
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Tracing Green Bay’s beloved football history trail
It's common to find copies of the Bible in hotel rooms across America. But at Debbie Jacques' guesthouse, there's a second book in the nightstand drawer: Vince Lombardi's biography. That's...
Winston Churchill’s Missouri connection
The pews will be packed as dignitaries — a knight and a lord included — and ordinary folks honor Winston Churchill, the prime minister who led Britain during World War...
Snowmobiles, woods and lakes lure visitors to Eagle River in winter too
Tom Tomlanovich got an early start this year grooming his snowmobile club's trails. Two feet of snow blanketed Vilas County the second week of November. That meant the trail paralleling...
Palm Springs for holidays offers a merry glow
The bespectacled man, a cigar in his mouth, floats in an aqua blue swimming pool atop a yellow air mattress. The sun worshipper holds a newspaper with a prominent headline:...
Take a room at these haunted hotels, if you can last the night
The flickering flames can't seem to erase the chill that pervades the campfire. The plentiful goose bumps have nothing to do with the temperature. They're the result of the ghost...
A piece of Route 66 comes to life again in Williams, Ariz.
Thirty years ago, people in Williams were mourning Route 66. The world-famous transcontinental highway officially met its demise as Interstate Highway 40 bypassed this northern Arizona community. "Our street was...
Minnesota’s launching pad
Set amid tall green pines and even taller rust-colored mounds of tailings, Hibbing is a town that, in one way or another, has been on the move since the late...
Traverse City transcends resort food
The movie "Chef" was showing at the historical State Theatre as Jay Kott sat on the front porch of the nearby Cooks' House. He was licking his plate. Kott may...
Toronto streetcars let visitors get to know the city
A subway train travels faster, but it can't compare with the feeling aboard a good, old-fashioned trolley. Even a slow one. The people of Toronto are passionate about theirs. Only...