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Kennesaw Mountain’s Unknown Soldier
He was the “unknow soldier” in Kennesaw National Battlefield Park until a historian from Marietta gave him back his name.
Chicago Hostels for Under 30 Bucks
Learn about four of the best hostels in the Chicago area so you can spend your hard earned money on your travels instead of your accommodations.
Flavors Festival: The Taste of Chicago
Toasting to one of the All-American food festivals in the nation: The Taste of Chicago.
Discovering Chicago
A magnificent shoreline, stunning architecture, world class museums, great theater, old school sports, fine dining, and of course, the blues.
Famed Arcola, IL Museum Closes Its Doors Due to Lack of Interest and Tourism
The struggling economy has been taking its toll on everyone from mom and pop businesses to major conglomerates. Yet this is a more of a sentimental reason because this was a place started by the granddaughter of the man responsible for the culturally iconic toys that has been famous over the generations–the Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls.
World Famous Chef Wows Customers
Charlie Trotter’s has been called the best restaurant in the world for food and wine, which may be an understatement.
The End of an Era: The Closing of Best Kosher in Chicago
Do you want to know a piece of history about Best Kosher? Read on.
Millennium Park’s Cloud Gate
Admiring Cloud Gate, also known as “The Bean”, on a beautiful winter night in Chicago.
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