Behka’s Chicago Adventure: Part Two [VIDEOS]
September 19, 2012 Kids, I got to get out of town this past weekend. The main thing I did on Friday was spend a lot of time at the famous Shedd Aquarium.
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September 19, 2012
Kelly Clarkson Makes the Move to Nashville
Kelly Clarkson continues to inch closer to becoming a bona fide country music superstar, recently announcing plans to claim full-time residency in Nashville. Despite her allegiance to the Lone Star State, the current CMA Awards nominee has placed her Texas estate on the market, and is currently in the process of finding a home in Music City.
Cross-Country Wagon Ride Honoring Veterans Passes Through Sedalia
September 19, 2012 Motorists may have seen a large covered wagon drawn by two horses traveling southbound on South Limit this morning (September 19). The wagon was passing though Sedalia on a journey across the country known as the Freedom Trail Ride, honoring the fallen members of the military and supporting children with disabilities.
Behka’s Trip to Chicago [PHOTOS]
September 18, 2012 Kids, I know that maybe about twelve of you were thinking, "What the sam-scratch? Where the heck did that Behka person go?" Well yes, I took a little bit of well earned time off. I went to Chicago! I went to the wedding reception of one of my great friends from college and then some. So here is some photographic evidence that shows I was not, in fact, in my apartment sitting on my couch in my underwear for five days.
The Station on State in Knob Noster Celebrates Grand Opening
September 17, 2012 Usually a business will have a grand opening as soon as a place opens. However, The Station on State in Knob Noster waited six months to hold their grand opening. Owners Bart and Lori Amsbaugh thought it would be good to get their restaurant up and running and concentrate on establishing themselves and training their staff. The official grand opening was held on Saturday, September 15.
Where Are the Coolest Small Towns in America?
The charm of American small towns comes in many forms, and these quaint, less traveled locations are responsible for contributing some tried-and-true slices of real Americana. Because of that, they are some of the coolest places to visit in the country.
But where exactly are these places?
Jerrod Niemann ‘Bound to Sink the Ship’ on Upcoming Blake Shelton and Friends Cruise
Anything can -- and will, probably -- happen when Blake Shelton and some of his famous singing pals set sail on the high seas for the singer's cruise next month. Among the stars who have signed on for the seven-day sail are Jerrod Niemann, Randy Houser, Trace Adkins, Lee Brice, Easton Corbin and Neal McCoy.
10 Fun and Romantic Fall Getaways
We tend to associate the end of summer and the arrival of fall with going back to school or getting back to work, as the vacation season is over. But that doesn’t have to be the case. The northern hemisphere contains some pretty remarkable fall destinations, perfect for weekend adventures or even weeklong getaways
St. Louis’ Gateway Arch Voted the Least Impressive U.S. Landmark
September 6, 2012 According to a new survey conducted by 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair, the least impressive U. S. landmark is the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. The rest of the bottom five are the Alamo, Mount Rushmore, the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls. There seems to be a flaw in the survey.
10 of the Coolest Road Trips in North America
The open road offers up a lot of possibilities. You’ve got adventure, new and strange destinations, gorgeous scenery, and the opportunity to escape the humdrums of your normal life, plus all of the interesting characters you’ll meet along the way. All you have to do is decide on a route, get into the car and drive.