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SEE THE CITY

Tours in Mobile do more than point things out; they provide the context that lets visitors appreciate the city on their own terms afterward. The “City of Mobile Trolley Tour” from Gulf Coast Tours is an ideal introduction, tracing historic neighborhoods, museums, parks, and cultural landmarks through expert storytelling. On th...


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As I started to walk past guest rooms in the halls of the Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth, Michigan, what the front desk clerk said to me when she gave me my room number suddenly made sense.

“Oh, you’re actually in my family’s suite.”

After a fleeting moment of concern that I was going to be sharing a room with a gaggle of Michiganders for the duration o...


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Anthropologist Yuval Noah Harari says civilization exists among humans because of two distinctly human traits: our ability to gossip and our ability to believe in the intangible. For millions of Americans, faith is a central part of day-to-day life. It is what unites—and sometimes divides—communities, brings comfort to those in need, and serves as a moral compass that influen...


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Aerial Image of the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Groups are in for an unforgettable science adventure at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science)....


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On Oct. 14, 1947, Air Force aviator Chuck Yeager piloted the rocket-powered Bell X-1 to 700 miles per hour—or Mach 1.06, faster than the speed of sound. The word “barrier” in “sound barrier” was thought to be literal, that going faster than the speed of sound was impossible. Yeager shattered that belief over the Mojave Desert in California, making history along with his airpl...


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