Being a good police officer is one of the most difficult, dangerous, (and) idealistic jobs in the world. Thomas Hauser When an officer puts on their badge in the morning, they don’t know if they’ll be able to take it off at night. And sadly, many pay the ultimate price each year serving to protect … Read more
Uncover the hidden gems of American history with our immersive journey through the most captivating and historically significant destinations in the United States. From the birthplace of the nation in Philadelphia to the haunting echoes of Pearl Harbor, each location holds stories of bravery, triumph, and tragedy that have shaped the country we know today. Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of the past, exploring historic districts, museums, and monuments, and walking in the footsteps of those who came before us. Step back in time and embrace the allure of history on this enlightening and unforgettable historical adventure through the heart of America.
If I told you two politicians were so infuriated with one another that one would challenge the other to a duel, you would be forgiven for thinking it is a recent news story. Or, if you realized that no one has publicly challenged anyone to a duel for over 200 years, you might be thinking of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. In either case, you’d be mistaken. I’m talking about President Abraham Lincoln and Senator James Shields. Of course, this was before either were elected to those offices.
The Florida Keys consists of a string of tropical islands stretching 120 miles off the southern tip of Florida. Marking the southernmost continental point in the United States, Key West. Renowned for its outdoor activities.
San Antonio is a city of history and culture mixed with foodie heaven. Texas’ most visited city is sure to offer you a great adventure. Bring your appetite, but leave your tighter pants at home!
Some of the greatest adventures begin at home. Specifically in a few boxes stored in your garage for too many years without being touched. In my case, those boxes had been in my garage for three years. My dad passed away three years ago and I brought family paperwork home, but never got through it. I finally started the process last August and found a treasure trove of information on my ancestry.
