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Dutch tulip forecast: brilliant, with a chance of tourists

As spring flower fields around the Netherlands burst into bloom, painting the countryside with dazzling swathes of red, white, and blue, a modern day tulip bubble may be forming: tourists.

At $40,000 a bottle, Tokaj winemaker aims to revive royal heritage

A Hungarian winemaker in the Tokaj region known for its golden dessert wine is selling a vintage for $40,000 a bottle, hoping to revive the royal heritage of a wine revered by kings and connoisseurs.

Culture Report: The History Center Explores ‘80s Subcultures

“One thing I’ve heard from every single person I’ve talked to is ‘I can’t believe you’re interested in this,’” said San Diego History Center curator Kaytie Johnson. “They never thought that the History Center or any museum would be interested in telling these stories.”

Recipe: Nutty Grain-Free Granola and Yogurt Parfaits

Add the following recipe for Granola and Yogurt Parfaits to your routine

Art frenzy takes over Havana as biennial kicks off

Cones of white paper sprout from the seasalt-eroded pillars of one colonial building along Havana’s seafront

USA TODAY WINE & FOOD EXPERIENCE LAS VEGAS

INITIAL LINEUP OF POWERHOUSE TALENT INCLUDES MARIO CARBONE, CHARLIE PALMER, SUSAN FENIGER, SHAWN MCCLAIN, THE BELLA TWINS, IAN CAUBLE & DAVID LYNCH OF SOMMSELECT AND MORE

Tourism Boom

The tourism boom in South Brewster County shows the County Tourism Council is doing a good job but Rio Grande Aviation owner Marcos Paredes wondered if it may be too effective. Speaking at the Commissioners Court meeting in Study Butte, Paredes followed Big Bend...

South Brewster County

20A health clinic for South Brewster County is still very much in the works but a better location for it might be next to the Terlingua Emergency Response Center. That was the message from Big Bend Regional Hospital District Board Chair Lisa Taylor to county...

Indoor Vertical Farm Set to Move Into One of Henderson’s Oldest Neighborhoods

The City of Henderson approved the sale of property in the City’s Pittman Neighborhood to Green Sense Farms for the purpose of constructing and operating a commercial indoor vertical farm

WAGYUMAFIA BRINGS WORLD’S MOST EXCLUSIVE WAGYU BEEF TO LAS VEGAS MAY 10-11

L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand to host progressive wagyu tasting menu for two-night special engagement

8 ways to refresh your kitchen without a major renovation

From cooking and eating to spending time with your family, most kitchens are well lived in and loved.

Florence study proves artist Leonardo da Vinci was ambidextrous

An in-depth study of Leonardo da Vinci’s earliest-known drawing has proved that the great Renaissance artist was ambidextrous, Italy’s Uffizi Gallery said on Monday.

Preventing spoilage: 6 Food items that you don’t need to refrigerate

When you get home after buying groceries, do you automatically refrigerate most of the items you’ve bought, only to find that some of the vegetables have gotten bad after several days?

First hotel with sleeping capsules opens in Slovenian capital

Tourists who visit Ljubljana can now stay in the Slovenian capital’s first sleeping capsules after the city’s Central Hotel put up 10 capsules in a former telephone switchboard room.

A Local’s Guide on How to Shower Mom with Love

Looking for something memorable to do with mom this Mother’s Day? St. Lucie County’s Tourism office recommends that residents stay local and experience unique activities for moms with all interests: The adventurous mom; the laid back mom; or perhaps the artsy mom, all right here in your own backyard.

Newark Rotary Club announces Chicken Barbeque Fundraiser

It is spring and the Newark Rotary Club once again presents their popular Chicken Bar-B-Que on Sunday, April 28th 2019, from 11:00 am to 2:00 p.m. The chicken is prepared fresh by Old Mill Barbecue and includes 1/2 chicken, coleslaw, roll, salt potatoes, dessert....

Not just for dessert: Add a dash of cinnamon to your coffee for a healthier and “richer, less bitter” drink

The next time you find coffee to be too bitter for your taste, sprinkle some cinnamon onto it.

Here’s a quick and easy guide to making your own cleaning products

Most store-bought cleaning products are expensive, and they usually contain chemicals that are bad for your health and the environment.

What are the best clove substitutes?

Cloves are a versatile and nutritious spice.

What A Conflict In Myanmar Has Done To A Refugee Center in Western Kansas

For years, one of the first stops for immigrant groups arriving in Garden City has been an apartment in a brick building.

An Indigenous Mexican community finds a home in rural Colorado Culture, traditions and people are moving across borders, powering two economies.

At 6:08 on a recent March morning the bus pulls up to the stop across the street from Magdaleno Díaz’s motel room. The sun is just cresting the horizon, lighting up the sky in a soft pink and orange hue; it’s 8 degrees outside and the ground is covered in a thick crust of old snow.

PARK MGM INTRODUCES NEW MIXOLOGY CLASS AT JUNIPER COCKTAIL LOUNGE

First Juniper Cocktail Lab series dates announced for April 6, May 18 and June 15

Chinati Mountain Wildlife Area

Plans for a state park at the Chinati Mountain Wildlife Area will not happen, the superintendent of the Big Bend Ranch State Park said Monday. Nathanael Gold spoke at the Museum of the Big Bend in Alpine in the first of three area public meetings on the state of the...

Culture Report: An Unflinching Look at Refugee Life in City Heights

“I always knew I had a story but I never knew I would share it with anybody,” said Alephonsion Deng, one of the co-authors of “Disturbed in Their Nests: A Journey from Sudan’s Dinkaland to San Diego’s City Heights.” “Judy convinced me it was worth telling.”

How to make a natural skin moisturizer that you can actually eat

If you want to protect your skin and retain its moisture, you should regularly apply a soothing skin moisturizer

Border Report: How the U.S. and Mexico Could Make Each Other Safer

As relations between the United States and Mexico seemingly worsen — President Donald Trump recently lashed out at Mexico’s government again on Twitter — a binational group of academics and experts is trying to drive home why the counties must look out for each other.

Eggs in a basket: 10 Methods for preserving eggs

Before refrigerators, eggs were preserved using different methods to prolong their shelf life.

Homesteading tricks: 2 Secrets that can get rid of weeds in your home garden FOREVER

Homesteaders work hard to cultivate the plants in their garden.

In pursuit of the lost taste of chocolate

One of the side-effects of chemotherapy in cancer patients is dysgeusia, an impaired sense of taste that can leave a patient’s favorite foods, such as chocolate, with no flavor at all.

Culture Report: In Beer Choir, Everybody Joins in on the Chorus

At first, it seemed a bit silly, a packed bar singing just the word “beer” over and over to accompany Strauss’ “Also Sprach Zarathustra,” (commonly known as the theme music to Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey).

One seed at a time: Tips for growing your own vegetable garden

It can be daunting to plan your own garden, especially if you’re a beginner.

The best containers for seed saving, starting plants, and planting

There is a wonder to gardening that is incomparable.

Gas Prices Rise Throughout the Red River Valley

Throughout the Red River Valley, gas prices continue to fluctuate, leaving civilians questioning where to go in order to get the most bang for their buck when choosing where to park and pump.

‘Found it!’ New York button shop saves the day

Since the 1960s, a narrow little New York shop has specialized in solving the fashion crises of customers who are desperate to find just the right button

Choctaw Nation Princess applications are now being accepted!

Applications are now being accepted for participants in the 2019-2020 Choctaw Nation district princess pageants.

Going ‘Under’: Europe’s first underwater restaurant opens in Norway

Europe’s first underwater restaurant opens in Norway on Wednesday with more than 7,000 customers booked in to eat among the fish.

Effective and natural cleaning products

In today’s modern society, it is often easy to forget the power of Mother Nature: she, whose gardens we repeatedly destroy for our own purposes.

Foreign buyers flock to Cape Town’s booming art scene

Collectors from America and Europe are scouring Cape Town’s booming art scene in search of deals

In Wyandotte County, Housing Is Eating Up Paychecks And Harming Health

It’s no longer news that when it comes to its residents’ health, Wyandotte County ranks near the bottom of Kansas counties and Johnson County ranks at the top.

Culture Report: The Cross-Border Musician’s Guide

Mónica Mendoza is constantly in motion. She fronts the cross-border indie band Le Ra (and performs in several other projects in San Diego and Tijuana) and founded GRRRL Independent Ladies, a collaborative that aims to bridge San Diego, Los Angeles and Tijuana-area women and non-binary musicians, and empower them to create and share art.

Las Vegas ‘speakeasy’ with secret door, Banksy art opens

A concealed door disguised as a vending machine will transport guests from a Las Vegas casino to New York’s 1980s street art scene.

Mullin Invites Students to Enter 2019 Congressional Art Competition

Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-2) invited students to enter the 2019 Congressional Art Competition. The Artistic Discovery competition is an opportunity to recognize and encourage the artistic talent in the nation, as well as in the Second Congressional District of Oklahoma.

Cushing Pride Receives Lawn Equipment Grant

Keep Oklahoma Beautiful has recently awarded Cushing Pride, 2019 Lawn Equipment Grant for their Great American Cleanup (GAC) in Oklahoma project. Cushing Pride is among 11 groups across the states that have been selected to receive lawn equipment donated by P&K Equipment.

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