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There are only two places in the world to regularly and predictably view an ultra-rare lunar rainbow, also known as a moonbow, and one of them is in Kentucky.

Missouri has so much to offer people from big cities like St. Louis, and Kansas City, to caves, fishing, and so much more, but according to one website there is one main reason you need to visit the state of Missouri.

Middlesboro, Kentucky is the only town in the United States that resides in the depression of a crater left after a meteor struck Earth millions of years ago.

If you have ever attempted to travel with a baby, you know how much gear you have to pack.

Picture this...Mountain views, a private hot tub, a fully stocked pond to fish, and you are surrounded by the beautiful scenery in West Virginia. Did I mention that this amazing spot is a shipping container?

Jak’s Warehouse is an amazing indoor family fun center and the answer to your winter blues getaway.

Big Cedar Resort in the Ozark Mountains offers lodges, cabins, cottages, and camping. You can even reserve a tee-time on the first-ever golf course designed by 82-time PGA TOUR winner Tiger Woods.

Whether you're a foodie, a shopaholic or you love spooky history, Savannah, Georgia should be on your travel bucket list. Check out some of our favorite spots.

The Cliff Dweller is literally bolted to a sandstone cliff. It has two structures, one that houses a kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The master bedroom is up a spiral staircase to the second structure that has a massive window to take it all in.

Some of the prettiest fields of sunflowers are right here in the Owensboro-Daviess County area, and one field that is about to bloom is out at Cecil Farms on Mulligan Road.

I don't know the exact point when everyone went crazy for dinosaurs, but for my generation, it happened with Jurassic Park in 1993. The bells and whistles and technology at the time to bring the prehistoric creatures to life were revolutionary. That technology in part is now on display with Dino Quest which will begin this Saturday at the Louisville Zoo.

Governor Eric Holcomb announced plans for a new project to span the Ohio River and connect Indiana to Kentucky, helping to complete the I-69 corridor.