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Texas 'flexcations' and 'boondocking' among top travel trends for 2021 CultureMap Share: It turns out, travelers around the United States actually like fresh air. They don't mind driving a few hours out of town. They want to connect to Wi-Fi so they can work or learn, but they'd also be okay without it (eeeek!) as long as they're in a clean, safe place. And they really, really like Texas. Those were some of the findings revealed by leaders of major travel brands in a December webinar reviewing 2020 travel trends and forecasting them for 2021. Yes, people did travel last year, just not over l...

Texas 'flexcations' and 'boondocking' among top travel trends for 2021 Texas 'flexcations' and 'boondocking' among top travel trends for 2021 Getting outdoors is going to be huge in 2021. Photo courtesy of MindTravel It turns out, travelers around the United States actually like fresh air. They don't mind driving a few hours out of town. They want to connect to Wi-Fi so they can work or learn, but they'd also be okay without it (eeeek!) as long as they're in a clean, safe place. And they really, really like Texas. Those were some of the findings revealed by leaders of major travel brands i...

Texas 'flexcations' and 'boondocking' among top travel trends for 2021 Texas 'flexcations' and 'boondocking' among top travel trends for 2021 Getting outdoors is going to be huge in 2021. Photo courtesy of MindTravel It turns out, travelers around the United States actually like fresh air. They don't mind driving a few hours out of town. They want to connect to Wi-Fi so they can work or learn, but they'd also be okay without it (eeeek!) as long as they're in a clean, safe place. And they really, really like Texas. Those were some of the findings revealed by leaders of major travel brands i...

Penn Power Presents $10,000 "Gift of the Season" to LindenPointe Entrepreneurship Academy News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW CASTLE, Pa., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Penn Power presented a surprise $10,000 "Gift of the Season" to the LindenPointe Entrepreneurship Academy (eAcademy) in Hermitage to support classroom upgrades that will enhance students' learning experience during the pandemic while keeping them safe and healthy. The gift was presented on behalf of the FirstEnergy Foundation as part of its annual holiday "Gifts of the Season" campaign. Winners across Fi...

You might not find this one in history textbooks. Here's What You Need to Know: Korea would not finally establish a treaty with the United States until 1882. Seventy-nine years before American troops launched the landing operation at Inchon during the Korean War, U.S. troops were involved in another amphibious assault in that corner of Korea. The Korean Expedition of 1871 sought to open trade with the insular Asian nation—and avenge the destruction of an American ship crewed by kidnappers and pirates. Fifteen American sailors and marines won the Medal of Honor in the brief war, the first s...