Parody duo Doyle and Debbie bring their Music City satire to the Windy City.
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The second annual, star-studded Hangout Music Fest promises to bring locals and tourists back to the Alabama Gulf Coast.
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A booming sport, stand-up paddling (SUP) is growing particularly quickly in places like Chicago with inland lakes, ponds or rivers.
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Don’t laugh. This isn’t your grandfather’s resort town. Yes, Palm Springs still has a little bit of 1950s-era charm. But there are all sorts of 21st-century amenities and reasons to head there this winter.
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Like Chicagoans, the Danes take advantage of every temperate day, because when winter comes, it doesn’t mess around. So from now until the end of October is a prime time to visit Copenhagen.
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The jewel in Gatlinburg’s crown is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which attracts more visitors than any other national park to view its wildlife like elk, wild turkey, and deer, not to mention the wildflowers and 135 species of trees. Its beauty can be marveled at from almost anywhere in this town of 3,500 residents.
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Atlanta hasn’t had a reputation for fine dining. Peaches, Chick-fil-A and Coca-Cola, sure. Plenty of collard greens and biscuits. Until Richard Blais walked on the “Top Chef” stage, few outside of the Southeast thought of Atlanta as any kind of culinary capital. But “Hotlanta” has an increasingly hot, diverse and sophisticated food scene.
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The Highway 127 World’s Longest Yard Sale is for collectors. Not just for collectors for Fiestaware, old tools or marbles, although there are plenty of those treasures to be found.
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