Sans the Selfies by Peter Kravitz At Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado and Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in New Mexico you can shoot a million photos, but none can truly capture the full grandeur of the southern Rockies, especially with an i... Read more
The Old 5 & 10 by Tammy Grey Stepping into Dick’s Old Time 5 and 10 is like stepping back into a nearly forgotten era. This Missouri landmark has called Historic Downtown Branson home for over fifty years now. Richard (Dick) and June Hartley started the business, and the... Read more
Perhaps we’re slower to the game, but we had no idea how much more expensive micro brewed beers cost than “big brew” beers (e.g. Coors, Miller, etc.) until we checked out a few microbreweries lately. That being said, Whiteside Brewing was worth every drop. ... Read more
Traveling On a Plant-Based Diet by Heather Hunter As one who thrives on a gluten-free vegetarian and vegan diet, traveling often prevents me from being able to stick to my preferred way of eating. But I recently struck gold on a trip to Jamaica, which afforded me an array of... Read more
My Publisher is an Avatar for the MMA (Pennsylvania Roadtrip) by Angie Littlefield Lucy Black and I hit the road from Toronto to Pennsylvania for the first ever Silver Sage Summit in Hellertown. Just minutes in, selfie-stamped, we shared our concerns about the trip in the sa... Read more
Bicycle Heaven: A “Wheel Deal” in Pittsburgh by David Kriso In the great city of Pittsburgh, there is much fun and excitement to be discovered. From Pirates baseball in the summer, to Steelers football in the fall, to Penguins hockey throughout the winter and spring, it’s a ... Read more
