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The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will perform at Sun n Fun for the first time since 2016. And the drone light show will double in size.

The Northeast Hardscape Expo is returning to Hartford next week for a two-day event featuring classes, competitions and a career day for students hoping to enter the construction and landscaping industries. The fifth Annual Northeast Hardscape Expo is back at the Connecticut Convention Center Wednesday, March 16, and Thursday, March 17. Organizers said the regional trade event is expected to bring thousands of people in the construction and landscaping industries to the Capital City and feature ...

Hillsborough County's largest area of untouched nature is nestled among other conservation lands and gives hikers a view of what Florida is supposed to be.

Thousands of spectators hoping to secure prime viewing for the 133rd Rose Parade will begin claiming spots along the route Friday to witness the return of a New...

At the southeast corner of Fort Waynes Smith Field stands a yellow glazed-brick building with an arched roof – at the same location its been f ...

For many, visiting the Ergle Christmas Tree Farm is a tradition.

The Forest Service has an Emergency Fire Closure restricting public access to most of Steamboat, North Umpqua, and South Umpqua.

All Specs Most consumer drones work with a smartphone app, so you need to connect your handset in order to see through the camera and snap photos. Autel Robotics goes a different direction with the EVO II Pro ($1,795), putting a color display into the controller itself, so you can fly, frame photos, and record video without an extra device. Its a strong performer all around, but youre paying more for the privilege of controlling the quadcopter without your phone, and youll discover many camera...

THE Cereals Event has been moved to accommodate the maximum number of visitors and exhibitors following the Government’s announcement of its lockdown exit strategy. After extensive consultation with both exhibitors and visitors the event team decided it was best to move the dates from June 9 to 10 June to June 30 to July 1. “We began consulting after Boris Johnson’s announcement on February 22 to end lockdown restrictions in England by June 21,” says event organiser, Alli McEntyre...

Coronavirus: Cereals event delayed to welcome more visitors >More in © Tim Scrivener This year’s Cereals event, the leading technical event for the UK arable industry, has been moved to 30 June – 1 July due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Organisers believe delaying the event by three weeks will enable them to welcome the maximum number of exhibitors and visitors as the country exits the lockdown. The UK government plans to end...