AMERICA

The last time I stopped in Oklahoma City, I was doing a story on the American Banjo Museum.   As most of you know, I’m a big fan of quirky, unique places and…

Long called “the forgotten coast”, Port St. Joe and the rest of Gulf County, Florida proved to be a great alternative for a little more peace, quiet, and friendliness.

As we celebrate President’s Day in the United States each February, I thought it would be fun to share some ways for you to connect with the history of past American Presidents.…

A short drive from the bright lights, roaring fountains, and spinning slot machines in Las Vegas is a graveyard that celebrates the heyday of Sin City. The Neon Museum is one of…

I was recently asked by the folks at Hotels.com to talk about visiting San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio is one of the most beloved destinations in the Lone Star State and most…

More than a year ago I decided to start making notes about all of the inspirational places I’ve visited in the United States. There are lots of ways to define inspiration and…

If you’re looking for the covered bridge capitol of the world, you’ll want to hit the road and head to southwest Indiana. Parke County has 39 covered bridges and draws tourists each…

The most scenic drive in America is located between Red Lodge and Cooke City, Montana. The Beartooth Highway is an all-American road that winds through both Montana and Wyoming, ending up at…

If you’re looking to find filming locations near Atlanta, you’ve probably heard of Covington, Georgia. The town has been featured in plenty of television shows and films over the years and attracts…

I’ve now experienced 26 of the nation’s 50 state capitol cities.  My most recent: Columbia, South Carolina.  With its central location and easy distance from other popular destinations within the state, Columbia…