Kerry Washington channels some black women who changed the course of history as part of her new series. (Photo: Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Baby2Baby) Kerry Washington celebrated Black History Month in the best way. Throughout the month of February, the Scandal The star put her wig, makeup and props teamsRead More →
The wide open spaces attract people of all ages. The fresh air is hard to resist and the benefits of spending time outdoors are so many that it behooves everyone, including the elderly, to answer the call of nature. According to researchers from the United States Department of Agriculture ForestRead More →
Spring is synonymous with outdoor activities and often it means traveling. However, these can be expensive. Fortunately, money is not needed to enjoy the warm winds, beautiful flowers and sunny days of spring. In the United States, there are many spring activities that are easy on the wallet, and someRead More →
Visitors flock to West Virginia in search of many treasures, but one we don’t often think of is that our remote, pristine areas lend themselves to a light pollution escape. For scientists and astronomers, it is precious and rare in this country. Today, Watoga State Park in Pocahontas County isRead More →
Many theme parks have been forced to suspend their new roller coasters and attractions due to the pandemic. Some of the rides were ready before the closures began in March 2020. As blockages have eased, these highly anticipated rides are now set to debut. Rides range from an adrenaline-fueled rollerRead More →
Cameron Park has miles of hiking and biking trails to enjoy. Mountain bikers Brett Swartz (left) and Matt Monroy ride the Ranch course at Cameron Park. Photo by Jerry Larson. One of the few positive aspects of the pandemic is that it has created an even bigger boom in localRead More →
Nav Sangha, owner of Miss Thing’s, and Brenton Mowforth, a home bartender who collaborated on the drink, spoke with Narcity about the famous cocktail that “stole Christmas” and what you can expect this year. How was the drink created? Sangha says it all started in 2019 when he decided toRead More →
Anchorage is a city literally surrounded on all sides by natural beauty. Before European settlers occupied the area, it was the homeland of the Dena’ina and the indigenous village of Eklutna who hunted, gathered and fished through the abundant lands. Explore bears and moose Chugach State Park or Cook InletRead More →
America is home to some of the greatest water parks in the world, and these should be on every thrill seeker’s list. The pleasure of the holidays can come to an abrupt end with bad weather. Cloudy skies give way to storms that sully hope for an outdoor adventure, andRead More →
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – If you’re looking for something to do on Black Friday other than shopping, head to one of the 28 Kansas State Parks. Admission will be free on Friday November 26. Visitors will also have the chance to win a free night at a Kansas State ParkRead More →
As the United States slowly reopens for international tourism, New York hotel and restaurants are enthusiastic and ready to shed their reputation as a club that legitimizes room service sandwich factories. the Ace Hotel recently opened As you are at its first location in Brooklyn, The Sushi Lab chemistry roomRead More →
According to an announcement by Governor David Ige, travelers from outside the United States will once again be able to visit Hawaii after the new federal guidelines come into effect on Monday, November 8. In a separate statement, the governor provided information on indoor and outdoor gathering rules. A reportRead More →
Fun ways for your student to learn, no chair or desk required. By Editorial October 29, 2021 Think about the time you and your kids typically spend indoors, in front of a computer or whiteboard. Now think about how many extra hours you spent doing this during the pandemic, breathingRead More →
When you think of central Ohio and the Columbus area, you might not think of it as a destination for outdoor enthusiasts; however, the outdoor scene in Columbus has grown considerably in recent years. With developments adding green space before construction, they have created environmentally conscious and conscientious growth givingRead More →
Built along rolling hills and a lazy river, Cincinnati promises urban adventures for everyone. The Queen’s City has some of the best parks in the country, and it’s a key hub for Ohio’s ever-expanding trail system. Cincinnati is the starting point of the epic Ohio-Erie Multi-Use Trail, connecting Cincinnati toRead More →
This summer has seen record high temperatures across North America. A company has found a new solution to maximize the use of outdoor spaces under these conditions. Las Vegas, United States – August 26, 2021 / NewsNetwork / – Cool-Off has announced the release of the new Mister Brella, aRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Now, as summer is in full swing, UserTesting, a leading provider of on-demand human analytics, has conducted research to examine the outdoor activities that adult men and women participate in at the United States, how far are they willing to travel to pursue theirRead More →
2019 Museum Animal Discovery campers take a break to enjoy the scenery and a snack at Riverside Park. Mount Airy Regional History Museum Nothing says summer like a visit to a local park. The open space, recreation areas and abundant nature serve to revitalize the spirit and give joy toRead More →
Mlenny / Getty Images CBS Essentials is created independently of the CBS News staff. We may receive commissions on certain product links on this page. Promotions are subject to retailer availability and terms. Now that the summer months are upon us, it’s time to kick off your shoes and wiggleRead More →
With summer officially here and the loosening of COVID-19 restrictions across the country, many people will be turning to grills, barbecues and other outdoor gatherings, including fireworks, to enjoy the warm weather. As July 4 approaches, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is providing important reminders and guidelines for safelyRead More →
After a year of missed events and trips, people are eager to reconnect with the people and activities that matter most. In many cases, this means reconnecting with family to create new memories and strengthen bonds. The Florida Keys are a great place to satisfy this desire. The 125-mile-long chainRead More →
Drive the High Road from Santa Fe to Taos for the beauty and seclusion of remote landscapes. The 56-mile-long High Road winds through historic villages and past the Santuario de Chimayo, a church famous for its healing land. We shopped at the galleries featuring pewter artwork, straw sconces, statues ofRead More →
WASHINGTON – The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday released new guidelines on the use of outdoor masks for fully vaccinated Americans. If you’re fully vaccinated, the CDC says you can now remove your mask at small outdoor gatherings or when dining out with friends fromRead More →
Metropolitan-Business News Wednesday 3 March 2021 Page 1 Court of Appeal: The green light at the outdoor restaurant was incorrect Currey’s opinion related to the 1905 United States High Court ruling upholding the city’s requirement that adults be vaccinated in light of the smallpox epidemic; LA judge did not adequatelyRead More →
When All-Star Brad Marchand hit the scene in 2006, it was clear he was a grinder. He did not have the stature of a typical hockey player (standing at 5’9 ”), but he had exceptional skills … not to mention he is rampant as hell, which earned him the nicknameRead More →
USATSI According to Several sources, the NHL plans to host outdoor games in Lake Tahoe. The games would be held in February and would feature the Philadelphia Flyers, Boston Bruins, Colorado Avalanche and Vegas Golden Knights. Also, by Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, Colorado will face Vegas on February 20 andRead More →
Brooke Williamson owned four restaurants in Los Angeles before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. She tells NPR’s Noel King about the loss of three of those restaurants in the past few months. NOEL KING, HOST: California is going through its worst COVID wave since the start of the pandemic.Read More →
For many people, the summer of 2020 has been unlike any other in recent memory. Public health restrictions caused by the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic have resulted in the cancellation of festivals, concerts and other events. Many holidays and major celebrations have been limited or suspended. Despite the changesRead More →