If you’re not from Nebraska or a fan of “Big Red,” a trip to the Midwest capital of Lincoln probably doesn’t sound very appealing. But the Cornhuskers do football right, which is something all spor...

The 1996 Olympics, Coca Cola and the world’s busiest airport are three things you may first associate with Atlanta, but it is so much more than that. As the capital of the New South, Atlanta is hom...

A completely separate subculture within the Longhorn state, Austin's claims to fame include fabulous performances, great barbecue, and an active outdoors scene. The live music capital of the world,...

If you love Christmas, a trip to Santa Claus in the summertime may be just the thing to curb your holiday withdrawals and tide you over until December. Located in the southwestern part of Indiana, ...

University of Michigan has a lot going for it – the academics, a long-lasting sports legacy, and an amazing Ann Arbor location that makes it one of the most desirable college towns in America (acco...

From swamps to sugarcane fields and spicy foods, Louisiana is a state bursting with character, and its capital city is no stranger to the limelight. Home to Louis Armstrong, LSU’s Mike the Tiger, a...

About as far from an LA soundstage as you can get, Hollywood is regularly choosing Georgia as a backdrop for a number of reasons besides from just cheap film permits. Offering a number of settings ...

Sweet tea, fried chicken, and a slow, southern drawl aren’t the only things you can find in beautiful Alabama. With strong support for local business to amazing adventure opportunities, America’s 2...

We’ve all heard the saying, “Everything’s bigger in Texas.” It not only feels true, thanks to the sheer size of the state, but it IS true, if the food, football and festivities are any indication. ...

Atlanta has many nicknames, the Big Peach, the City Too Busy to Hate, Capital of the New South, and Hotlanta, to name a few. But whatever you choose to call it, if you haven’t been to ATL in the la...