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Among the exhibits on display at P. T. Barnum’s American Theatre in New York City during the summer of 1864 was an actress and patriot of the Union Army named Pauline Cushman.  Billed as the “Spy of Cumberland,” the celebrated thespian was dressed in the complete uniform of an infantry man including sabre, a crimson,...

L’Auberge de Sedona is known for it’s serene setting alongside the creek and against the magnificent red rock formations of Sedona. It is also known for its incredible cuisine, including its mouth-watering Day Burger. Try the recipe below and fall in love with this unique gastronomical treat! L’Auberge Day Burger (makes 2) 1 1⁄4 lb. 80/20...

Every young girl has dreams and questions. What to be when they grow up? What career do they really want? For Paige Duke, a southern girl with an overachieving attitude, the right education, a strong work ethic, and the will to get out there and make things happen have brought her dreams to fruition—and then...

Jeans aren’t usually something you put a lot of thought into. They are typically the base part of your outfit that all the statement jewelry and vividly colored blouses lay on top of, but not anymore! For those of you who are children of the 70’s, you might remember all the embroidery and patches that...

[tps_header]Rise and shine! Sip your morning mocha or green tea out of your favorite cactus mug. While some might be getting over the cacti trend, I say keep it coming. Take these to the office with you and let your mug stand out from the rest. Can’t touch this mug, $14.50

Holy princess head gear do I love this new velvet turban headbands trend. It’s a little funky, so don’t throw your felt hats at me, because I still love a good cowgirl hat, but velvet turbans are what my bed head hair will be living under this fall. Much like hats, turbans are ideal for...

[tps_header] Nothing satisfies a snack craving like a loaded cheese dip. It’s almost time for football season and while I don’t care for the sport, I do love the appetizers that come along with it. Check out these loaded dips – give them a try next time it’s your turn to host a party. Pizza...

Nestled midway along the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway, between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, is Madrid, a quaint artsy village of about 400 residents. Bustling with 40 shops and galleries, several restaurants, a spa, and a museum, the enclave caters to the many visitors who enjoy exploring this ancient path. Madrid’s rich history, dating from...