The Heritage Park in Lynnwood is a collection of historic buildings from the early 1900’s. The Wickers Building, built in 1919, is on the Washington State Historic Registry. It was the first general store and post office for the community of Alderwood. The Park is also home to Interurban Car 55, a single-ended wooden electric rail car. Experience the Heritage Park on guided or self-guided walking tours and visit also the Superintendent’s Cottage, now the Heritage Resource Center and the Humble House, the park site’s original residence! More about the Heritage Park in Lynnwood

Click here to learn more about Snohomish County, WA.

The magic begins after the animals at the Zoo go to sleep! Jengo the talking giraffe will return to entertain kids, Stingray Bay will be open with some new species to touch, plus there will be an all new dancing tree show! ZooLights is one of the largest holiday light shows in the southwest with 2.5 million lights, hundreds of custom lighted animal displays with new ones appearing every year, carousel rides, camel rides, wagon rides and more!

click here to learn more about Mesa, AZ.

Few things in history call to us across time from the beginnings of our nation. The Historic National Road is one of them. For more than 800 miles, it is a landscape of historic, cultural and archaeological significance, scenic beauty, bountiful recreation, and a journey through the lives and fortunes of the people that forged America. The Historic National Road is one of America’s great byways. Within 16 miles, you can visit two National Historic Landmarks. The Wheeling Suspension Bridge has carried travelers across the Ohio River since 1849 and West Virginia Independence Hall and Museum is considered the Civil War “Birthplace of West Virginia.” Numerous museums, parks, lakes, bike trails, entertainment, colorful shopping, and dining opportunities offer travelers a host of memorable experiences.

Click here to learn more about Wheeling, WV.

The former mayor, a black Labrador retriever named Junior, died in May. The race to be his successor features a slew of dogs, plus a cat and a miniature donkey.

The elections began in 1998 as something of a farce: Communities were encouraged to celebrate Boone County’s bicentennial. The Rabbit Hash community decided to elect an honorary mayor.

“We thought it would be people. And it was people, at first,” Clare said. “It was kind of a spoof on politics and voting.”
Ten years ago, someone got the idea to enter a dog named Goofy in the race. Several other dogs jumped in, edging out the human candidates in the race. Goofy served for six years and also starred in the documentary, “Rabbit Hash: Center of the Universe.”

Click here to watch the CBS Morning News segment on YouTube.com

Click here for more about Northern Kentucky

Founded in 1986, the Abita Brewing Company is nestled in the piney woods 30 miles north of New Orleans. Since the turn of the century, people have been traveling to Abita Springs, Louisiana, for pure, clean-tasting water. Thus, with its fitting natural resources and small-town southern charm, it became clear that Abita Springs would be the perfect place to pioneer the freshest and most unique tasting beers available. Today, we brew over 62,000 barrels of beer and 3,000 barrels of root beer, and we’re still growing! We’re proud of our brewery and the beers we make. Try Abita Beer today and taste a bit of the South!

Click here to learn more about Northshore St. Tammany Parish.

Reno-Tahoe boasts the highest concentration of ski and snowboard resorts in North America. Within an hour of Reno you’ll find 18 ski/board/cross country ski areas.
Our unique mountains feature runs and trails and terrain parks for every level of skier or boarder and every degree of talent. There are challenging moguls and powder chutes for veterans, spectacular half-pipes and terrain parks, rails and trick jumps for snowboarders, and bunny trails for the little ones. Whatever it is that makes your winter wonderful, we’ve got it covered.

Click here to learn more about travel to Reno-Tahoe.

Experience the beauty and charm of the past. The beautiful 23-acre Cajun/Creole heritage & folk life park Vermilionville on the banks of the Bayou Vermilion recreates authentically life in the Acadian area from 1765 to 1890. The eighteen structures, including six restored original homes in the historic village Vermilionville features self-guided tours, costumed craftspeople, live music, an art gallery, cooking demos, a full-service restaurant and a special events facility.

click here to learn more about Lafayette, LA.

The World’s Largest Swinging Bell, “The World Peace Bell“, is installed at the Millennium Monument site in Newport, Kentucky and swings everyday at noon. In 1981, the Verdin Company, North America’s oldest bell and clock company, purchased historic St. Paul’s Church in Cincinnati, OH. After a two-year-long restoration was completed, the beautiful building houses the Verdin Company corporate headquarters, the World Peace Bell and the Clock Museum.

Click here to learn more about travel in Northern Kentucky.

Spice up your day and heat up your night at the Jacksonville Landing, where you’ll find great dining, excellent shopping, fun entertainment and a fabulous river view in the heart of downtown Jacksonville on the St. John’s River. This gem of North Florida is the ultimate place to live life to the fullest. From elegant river-view dining, to exclusive nightclubs buzzing with excitement, to outdoor concerts to shopping for the entire family, The Landing has it all. Get here now!

Click here to learn more about Jacksonville!