Raleigh, North Carolina, is the capital city of the state, located at the crossroads of major intersections with an international airport. The name comes from Sir Walter Raleigh, an English statesman known for his association with the "Lost Colony" of Roanoke. The city was established in 1792, and was settled near where a boarding house was located. Two railroad lines … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Raleigh, North Carolina
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Weekend Guide to Virginia Beach and Norfolk, Virginia
The cities of Virginia Beach and Norfolk are the two main hubs of the Chesapeake Bay region. Home to early colonial settlements, both have become important for maritime industries, especially the military and shipping. Use this guide to plan your next coastal Virginia getaway. Norfolk Norfolk was settled in 1636, but was later destroyed during the Revolutionary War. … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Virginia Beach and Norfolk, Virginia
Girlfriend Getaway Guide to St. Augustine, Florida
Known as America's Oldest City, St. Augustine, Florida, has long been a popular place for getaways, especially for families and history buffs. But even if you've seen the major attractions, you'll find so much to enjoy with a group of friends. The city is also close to Jacksonville and nearby beaches if you want to extend your stay. Where to Eat in St. Augustine Despite … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to St. Augustine, Florida
Weekend Guide to the North Carolina Triad
The Triad of North Carolina has deep roots in manufacturing, especially in home furnishings and textiles. Greensboro and neighboring High Point have charming downtowns worth exploring. This guide doesn't include the third city of the Triad, Winston-Salem, which has its own guide. Greensboro The area now known as Greensboro was inhabited by Indigenous people before … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to the North Carolina Triad
Gameday Guide to Auburn, Alabama
Auburn, Alabama, and neighboring Opelika, make up the hometown of the namesake Auburn University, founded in 1856. Many residents have some connection to the school, but there is plenty to do beyond the academic year. Even if you’re not visiting the campus or catching a football game, there’s plenty to see and do. Things to Do in Auburn No matter what time of year you … [Read more...] about Gameday Guide to Auburn, Alabama
