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Why Forest Fires Are Good for the Environment (Even Though They Are Terrifying)

By Sage Scott / April 12, 2022

Why Forest Fires (Although Terrifying) Are Actually Good for the Environment

According to National Geographic, approximately 4 to 5 million acres of land are cleared by forest fires each year. While they can be destructive and terrifying, forest fires are good for the environment. How are wildfires good for the environment? Here are three surprising benefits they deliver to our forests and the woodland creatures that […]

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Kansas City Barbeque Joints that Prove to Your Taste Buds Why KC is the BBQ Capital of the World

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

From tender chunks of beef to saucy ribs, Kansas City is proud of its barbeque. In a city with literally 100 options, here are five Kansas City barbeque joints that prove to your taste buds why Kansas City is the Barbeque Capital of the World. Home to nearly 100 barbeque joints, Kansas City’s name has

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The Best College Towns in the Midwest

By Sage Scott / January 14, 2025

From football to food, these are the best things to see, do, eat, and drink when you visit the best college towns in the Midwest. While even the mildest Midwestern winters drag by slowly, the hottest, most humid summers always fly by quickly. It’s hard to believe that school starts in just a few, short

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Best Mexican Restaurants in Las Cruces (and the Neighboring Town of Mesilla)

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

New Mexico’s flavorful chiles are the best in the world. Enjoy them at the best Mexican restaurants in Las Cruces for an experience you won’t get any of the other 49 states. New Mexico is the land of green chile everything. You’ll be offered green chiles on your cheeseburger, mixed into your mac ‘n cheese, and rolled

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Kansas City Quotes (That Will Make You Want to Visit Right Now)

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

Kansas City Skyline from Liberty Memorial

From sports and entertainment to the arts and its world-famous barbeque, these quotes about Kansas City will make you want to visit right now. Come explore Kansas City and see why this cowtown is sexier than you might think! With more fountains than Rome, more tree-lined boulevards than Paris, and a legendary barbeque scene, Kansas

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What is a Huckleberry? The Superfruit That Outshines Blueberries

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

When you visit Montana or Idaho for the first time, you’ll quickly see everything huckleberry, from barbeque sauce to ice cream. What is a huckleberry? Keep reading to learn more about these unique berries packed with flavor and health benefits. If you think all small, round, blue fruits are the same, it’s time to meet

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A Guide to Visiting the JFK Birthplace in Brookline, MA

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

A marker outside the JFK birthplace in Brookline, MA.

On a tree-lined street in Boston, the president who would later have Marilyn Monroe breathlessly sing him Happy Birthday was born at home the afternoon of May 29, 1917. Here’s what to expect when you visit the JFK birthplace in Brookline, MA. As soon as you step off the plane at Boston’s Logan International Airport,

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A Guide to Kansas Wildflowers by Season: Spring, Summer, and Fall

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

When I spend time on the trails and in the parks of greater Kansas City, I love scouting for beautiful wildflowers in Kansas. Use this guide to help you identify which Kansas wildflowers are blooming by season:  spring, summer, and fall. I hate winter in the Midwest. I hate the cold. I hate being cold.

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Why Forest Fires Are Good for the Environment (Even Though They Are Terrifying)

Kansas City Barbeque Joints that Prove to Your Taste Buds Why KC is the BBQ Capital of the World

The Best College Towns in the Midwest

Best Mexican Restaurants in Las Cruces (and the Neighboring Town of Mesilla)

Kansas City Quotes (That Will Make You Want to Visit Right Now)

What is a Huckleberry? The Superfruit That Outshines Blueberries

A Guide to Visiting the JFK Birthplace in Brookline, MA

A Guide to Kansas Wildflowers by Season: Spring, Summer, and Fall

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