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New Faces on Route 66 in 2026
Route 66 has been busy in 2025. New Muffler Men, Uniroyal Girls, and oversized personalities have appeared across the Mother Road, turning small towns into must-stop photo ops. If you love roadside Americana, these new faces—and the giants coming in 2026—belong on your Route 66 bucket list.
Workcamping 101: How to Travel, Work, and Live on the Road.
Ever wondered how people travel the country for months at a time without breaking the bank? Workcamping might just be the lifestyle you’ve been looking for. From campground hosting to seasonal jobs at parks, farms, and attractions, Workcamping offers the perfect blend of adventure, flexibility, and affordable travel. In this guide, I break down the different types of Workcamping opportunities available and share one of the best resources to get started—Workamper.com. Whether you’re a retiree, solo traveler, or someone dreaming about life on the road, this is your roadmap to working, traveling, and living with purpose.
Frances Perkins: The Woman Who Turned Tragedy into Justice
After witnessing the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, Frances Perkins no longer saw tragedy as unavoidable. She saw it as evidence of a broken system—and dedicated her life to fixing it. From factory safety laws to Social Security, Perkins reshaped the American workplace and proved that one woman’s resolve could change the nation.
Discovering The Beauty of Pennsylvania State Parks
Pennsylvania is home to one of the largest state park systems in the country, offering breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, hiking rugged trails, or simply soaking in the beauty of quiet forests, the state parks of Pennsylvania are a treasure waiting to be explored.
The Top 15 Lake Superior Lighthouses in Michigan
.Michigan’s Lake Superior shoreline is rugged, wild, and full of stories—and its lighthouses are some of the most fascinating in the country. In this guide, I’m sharing the top 15 Lake Superior lighthouses in Michigan that are worth visiting, from remote, wave-pounded towers to beautifully restored beacons rich with history.
Rosa Parks: The Quiet Strength That Changed America
December 1 is National Rosa Parks Day, a moment to honor the quiet courage of a woman whose single act of resistance helped ignite the Civil Rights Movement. As we reflect on her legacy today, I’m sharing her story—not just as history, but as a reminder of the power one person has to create meaningful change.
Anna Bissell: The First Female CEO in America
Anna Sutherland Bissell may not be a household name, but the company she helped build certainly is. After the unexpected death of her husband in 1889, Anna stepped into a role few women had ever held—becoming America’s first female CEO. With determination, business savvy, and an unwavering belief in innovation, she transformed the humble carpet sweeper into a global brand while championing fair labor practices and advancing women’s rights. Her story is one of resilience, leadership, and a legacy that continues to shine more than a century later.
Georgia’s 6 Historic Lighthouses, A Coastal Journey
From colonial-era towers to Civil War-scarred beacons, Georgia’s lighthouses tell the story of a coast shaped by sea, storms, trade — and unwavering lights guiding sailors home. In this post, I explore the surviving lighthouses still standing along Georgia’s marshy shores and barrier islands — and why they’re high on my “must-visit” list.
The Magic of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade has been lighting up the holidays since 1924, and next year marks a once-in-a-lifetime celebration—the 100th official parade. From the early floats and zoo animals to the giant character balloons we know today, this beloved event has become a true American holiday tradition
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