After escaping the frigid temperatures of the mid-west, I thought it might be a good idea to thank God for warm weather. So off to church I went.
In ...
Montgomery, Alabama is not only the state's capitol city, but it's also loaded with American history! Thanks to well placed markers and signs all through out ...
I've seen a lot of amusing, bizarre and downright nutty things while traveling. Something that hovers near the top of the list is the "Burning Of The Beetle"...
My travels in 2018 took me to a handful of familiar destinations, but mostly to places I had never really explored.
The year began in Wisconsin. Logic be...
After two years of renovations and more than $30 million dollars in upgrades, Soldiers Memorial in downtown Saint Louis has reopened - and it's wonderful.
Th...
There was a time when it seemed like every living room in America had at least one of those Precious Moments figures on display. Even if you never bought one,...
Say what you will about Walmart (and there's a lot to be said) but, it's hard to deny its massive success.
In 1950 - Walton's 5 and 10 opened in Bentonville....
With some careful planning, you can definitely enjoy a great visit to Bentonville, Arkansas in a short amount of time. Bentonville, most famous for being the h...
There are very few opportunities that I've declined while traveling across America. I've been in helicopters and zip lines in a cave. I've done hiking, raftin...
I'll be honest, the main reason for writing this article was to get that awful TLC song "Waterfalls" from 1994 stuck in your head for the next two weeks. Ok, ju...
Bill is a travel journalist, broadcaster and freelance writer based in Saint Louis, Missouri. Bill travels all across the country doing positive stories, highlighting people and places making America great. He's the host of the weekly Rediscover America podcast and author of the new book 100 Things To Do In America Before You Die!
Bill enjoys parks, talking to strangers, eating medium-rare steaks, playing Pickleball and telling good jokes.
