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These Clay Ovens Are Bringing Comfort to Migrants at the Border Danielle Bernabe © Provided by Food & Wine Courtesy of Alight At Casa de la Misericordia, a refugee shelter in Nogales, Mexico, a familiar memento reconnects its residents with community. It roars with warmth, nourishment, and family . It unites despite the very division in front and behind them. The horno, a clay oven shaped by hand, is reshaping those it feeds. Alight—a humanitarian-aid organization working with displaced and marginalized communities worldwide—calls a tool like this Pedacito de la Tierra...

I’ll just put this here — Marfa is a weird place, and I say that in the nicest way possible. The 1,700-person town found in far, far West Texas is a unique mix of minimalist art and culture, quirky creativity and gourmet eats. How far away is the closest big city, you might wonder? Well, …

Rating: 4.98 While Coachella was canceled for the second year in a row due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you can still enjoy a trip to Palm Springs, which is about a two-hour drive from Los Angeles. Within the Colorado Desert, this colorful abode is located close to the main downtown area and is a vibrant, plant-filled oasis. Pop art and vintage books pay homage to celebrities who owned homes in Palm Springs, like Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin.  Bright orange and teal colors cover the walls underneath vaulted ceilings, alongside an open-concept kitchen with funky, colorful appliances. The bedro...

Move over, Austin: These towns are weirder Seeing America this summer? Put these offbeat burgs on your list By Diane Bair and Pamela Wright Globe Correspondent,Updated April 8, 2021, 2:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Issues with the neighbors? Not in Monowi, Neb. The population in Monowi is one — that would be Elsie Eiler, shown here.Photo courtesy of Nebraska Tourism The popular T-shirt reads “Keep Austin Weird,” but in our view, there are plenty of places in the United States that are more out-there than Austin, Texas. Take a look at some of these and you’ll probably agree: Au...

If you've ever been out to West Texas, whether for work or just a COVID-19 era road trip, chances are you've seen the tiny Target store. Ok, so it's not actually a store, but it's become a fun photo-op for Texans that have come from all over the state. Unfortunately, all that fun came to an end over the weekend. According to KOSA-TV, the tiny Target store located in Marathon was destroyed...not by vandals, but by the property owner himself. Here's a look at all that's left of the property:   The iconic Target in Marathon is no more. I saw this photo come up on my feed and our CBS7 team got ...