Tag: History

The Niceties of NOVA Parks

The Niceties of NOVA Parks

Summer is still in full swing for several more weeks. And for folks in Northern Virginia, this may be the perfect time to head to one of many convenient NOVA Parks locations. Some even feature residential waterparks on their premises, perfect for keeping cool in the hot August sun. Others boast standout golf courses, stellar … Continue reading The Niceties of NOVA Parks →

A Peek at the Pocono State Craft Festival

A Peek at the Pocono State Craft Festival

Get ready for the highly anticipated return of a crafty quintessential tradition taking place this weekend in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. It’s the one and only Pocono State Craft Festival, a mainstay annual event held every August for four decades. Hosted by the Pocono Arts Council, the featured festival remains the most celebrated premier arts and crafts … Continue reading A Peek at the Pocono State Craft Festival →

Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum

Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum

Did you know that National Aviation Day was this past Wednesday? Established by President Franklin Roosevelt on August 19, 1939, the day was designed to celebrate the history and ongoing developments of aviation in our nation and throughout the world (and beyond). The date was chosen specifically, as it also coincides with the birthday of … Continue reading Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum →

Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing

Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing

Swim season is in full swing across the Mid-Atlantic, with many folks crowding the beaches and other popular watering holes. We certainly have no shortage of options for swim-time destinations, with Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia beaches all ranking high on the list of highlights this time of year.  Credit: Pexels But what about those who … Continue reading Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing →