If there’s one aspect of New Mexico’s social life that has changed in recent years, it’s how we meet new people. Dating apps and websites are more common than ever, with three out of ten Americans stating they’ve used an online dating app. But how does this trend apply to people over 50? It turns…
In the 1940s, Pennsylvania school lunches were a humble affair. No pizza Fridays, no vending machines, and certainly no delivery apps. What ended up in your lunchbox depended a lot on where you lived, what your family could spare, and how resourceful Mom was in the kitchen. It wasn’t glamorous, but it was (sometimes) filling…
Ever wonder what happened to some of the most popular baby names from the 1950s? Back then, certain names were all the rage—you’d hear them in every New York classroom, on every playground, and even in movies and songs. But these days, a lot of those names have totally disappeared from the baby name charts….
Language is constantly changing in North Dakota, and what was groovy in the 1970s may now make you a square. These 21 words and phrases aren’t common among North Dakota’s younger generations, but many of them are so fun to say that we want them to make a comeback. 1: Poltroon Poltroon is just a…
Conspiracy theories can go from amusing to downright harmful. While many of them seem like something to laugh about, some of these beliefs can lead to discomfort and even violence. Unfortunately, combating conspiracy theories in New Jersey and across the United States can be difficult. These are 11 examples of conspiracy theories with proof about…
Buc-ee’s is hard to explain to someone who’s never been. It’s part gas station, part grocery store, and 100% chaotic in the best way possible. With brisket sandwiches sizzling, fudge piled high, and more snack aisles than you thought could fit under one roof, it’s a dream come true for tourists visiting Texas. But with…
The game show “Jeopardy!” has delighted New Hampshire fans for decades with its thought-provoking trivia questions. At the end of each game, the host asks a Final Jeopardy question, which often proves tough to answer. Over the years, the Final Jeopardy round has stumped many contestants, who place wagers on their guesses. Right or wrong,…
There’s usually not a whole lot of science that goes into shopping at Publix. You grab your groceries from the same aisles as you always do, maybe snag a free cookie for your kid from the bakery, and you’re on your way. But just like any other store in Florida, it’s smart to be cautious….
There was a time in American history when the best products didn’t come in a box. They came with a handshake at your Florida doorstep. From brushes and Bibles to makeup and meatloaf, salespeople hit the pavement in droves, knocking on doors with smiles and sample kits. Now? They’re ghosts of a retail era that…
Ever hear your grandparents talk about some really weird stuff they used to eat? Same. Turns out, there were a bunch of old-school meals that used to be super popular in Nebraska and across America but have totally disappeared. Some of them sound kind of gross now (looking at you, fried brain sandwiches). But back…
