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Roots Run Deep in New Orleans Plantation Country Jul. 10, 2016
By Jim Farber Plantation: The word is like a lightning rod in the American vocabulary. For some, "pl... Read More
Architecture and Gossip Delight Visitors to Palm Springs Jul. 03, 2016
By Steve Bergsman Oh look, that was Ronald Reagan's house, and over there is where Elizabeth Taylor ... Read More
Visiting New York City? Make Time for Queens Jul. 02, 2016
By Victor Block Not hungry enough for a sit-down breakfast, I munched on Tibetan dumplings called "m... Read More
Carmen Miranda: Rio's Beloved Queen of Samba Jun. 26, 2016
By Sharon Whitley Larsen As the world readies for Rio de Janeiro's summer Olympic Games from Aug. 5 ... Read More
Revisit Rosie the Riveter in Richmond, California Jun. 25, 2016
By Patricia Arrigoni "December (7), 1941: A sudden attack on a distant U.S. naval base transformed A... Read More
Traveling Children Who Don't Sleep and a Disappointed Grandpa Jun. 25, 2016
Dear Family Coach: Before our kids were born we dreamed of our family traveling the world together. ... Read More
What's Best for Dad? Jun. 20, 2016
Q: Our loving and caring father is 79 and not in good health. Last week he asked us to take him to v... Read More
Discover All Kinds of Music in Macon Jun. 19, 2016
By Steve Bergsman I was sitting in Grant's Lounge on Poplar Street in Macon, Georgia, drinking a bee... Read More
Many Cultures Tell Nova Scotia's Stories Jun. 18, 2016
By Victor Block The story of the people who once lived in a wilderness area of rolling hills and wat... Read More
A Father and Son Find Good Times With Each Other in Nashville Jun. 12, 2016
By Doug Hansen A trip to Nashville provided a welcome solution to a nagging problem that my son and ... Read More
Small, Unusual Museums Yield Big Fun Jun. 11, 2016
By Victor Block The U.S. capitol impresses those who see it with its stately presence and decorative... Read More
Back Home Again to Bloomington, Indiana Jun. 05, 2016
By Glenda Winders "You can't go home again," so the saying goes, but my recent trip back to Blooming... Read More
History Lives on in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Jun. 04, 2016
By Victor Block As the pounding of the sheriff's wooden staff calls the court to order, James Hubbar... Read More
Outback Adventure on One of the World's Great Train Journeys May. 29, 2016
By Sharon Whitley Larsen "Be sure to take plenty of reading material!" That was the advice I receive... Read More
A Fanciful Foray into Phantoms and Fright in St. Augustine May. 28, 2016
By Fyllis Hockman At 450-plus years, St. Augustine, Florida, is America's oldest city. There's a lot... Read More
Two Teens Taste London May. 22, 2016
By Glenda Winders and Lesley Sauls When my daughter was 15 I took her to London for a semester while... Read More
History, Food and Drama Beckon Visitors to Cyprus May. 21, 2016
By Victor Block Women who live in a tiny mountain village sit together sewing lace tablecloths that ... Read More
Cruise From Marvelous Mandalay to Beautiful Bagan May. 15, 2016
By Sandra Scott Myanmar, "The Golden Country," with its beautiful golden pagodas, Buddha statues and... Read More
Following in the Footsteps of Darwin and My Dad in the Galapagos May. 14, 2016
By Doug Hansen "We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arr... Read More
Soaking in History and Spirituality in Israel May. 07, 2016
By Norma Meyer Oy vey, am I Zen. Now I know why Cleopatra, the Queen of Sheba and the Bible's King D... Read More
