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Nevada’s Best Road Trip Spot: Odeh’s Mediterranean Restaurant

by Emma Walker – News Editor September 27, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Rural⁣ Nevada Restaurant Named Top Road⁤ Trip Stop by⁢ Yelp

ELKO, NV – September 27, 2025 – Travelers passing through Nevada have a new must-stop destination,​ according to Yelp: Odeh’s Mediterranean Restaurant​ in Elko. The reviewing website ‌identified the eatery as the best place to stop on a road trip in the state, based on ​a ranking of restaurants with ⁤a high volume ⁤of reviews mentioning “road trip,” combined with overall rating.

Yelp’s determination highlights a⁢ growing trend ‌of⁤ travelers seeking ​out unique and highly-rated local experiences while on ⁣the road. the recognition for Odeh’s and​ another Nevada business, Steve’s Homemade Ice Cream in Fernley, underscores the Silver State’s diverse culinary offerings beyond the ⁤well-known casinos and‌ entertainment of larger cities.

Odeh’s Mediterranean Restaurant serves‍ Mediterranean classics, from kibbeh to falafel, ⁤with all food being halal, as noted by one of the owners on Yelp.​ Five-star reviews‍ consistently praise the food as “fresh, healthy ⁢and full of flavor,” and highlight the staff’s⁤ friendly and accommodating service​ for those with⁤ allergies or dietary preferences.

Beyond a ⁤great road trip stop, nevada is also known for its iconic 3 a.m. steak and eggs, according ‍to the Food Network, which ‍cited its 24/7 availability as the reason it best represents the state’s culinary identity.

Yelp also‍ recently recognized Steve’s Homemade Ice Cream in Fernley as one of the best ice‍ cream shops ​in the U.S.‍ Located at 1360 U.S. Hwy. 95A N., Suite 5, reviewers lauded Steve’s for its variety of homemade flavors, cleanliness, aesthetic appeal, and the owner’s welcoming demeanor.

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Louisiana’s Singing Oak: Unique Roadside Attractions to Explore

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 27, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Louisiana‘s “Singing Oak” Named Among Nation’s moast Unique Roadside Attractions

A Louisiana landmark ⁢has earned‍ national recognition as one of the most captivating roadside attractions in the United States. HGTV recently highlighted The Singing Oak in Louisiana as part of a state-by-state list of‍ quirky ⁤and⁤ memorable stops for travelers. The list, published September 26, 2025, features attractions ranging from the World’s Largest Ball of Paint in Indiana to Cadillac ranch in Texas.

The Singing Oak, located in Louisiana, joins a diverse collection of oddities ⁢and past sites that draw tourists and locals alike. HGTV’s ‌feature ‍comes as roadside attractions experience a resurgence in popularity,fueled by a desire for‍ unique travel experiences‌ and a growing appreciation for‌ Americana. The list aims to provide inspiration for off-the-beaten-path adventures‍ across the country.

According to the HGTV article, The Singing Oak is a unique natural phenomenon.The tree, located in Louisiana, is said to​ “sing” or emit a low, resonant hum when the wind blows through it’s branches. The⁤ article does not provide specific details about the tree’s location or history beyond its unusual acoustic properties.

The HGTV list includes:

* ​ Alabama: Vulcan Park‍ & Museum
* ⁢ Alaska: Hammer Museum
* ⁢arizona: World’s largest rose bush
* ​ Arkansas: Quigley’s Castle
* California: Glass Beach
* Colorado: Seven ​Keys Lodge
* Connecticut: The Book Barn
*⁤ Delaware: 20-foot-tall doctor’s bag
* Florida: Smallest ​post office
* Georgia: Tiny Doors ATL
* Hawaii: Mail a coconut at the ⁤hoolehua post office
* ​ Idaho: Idaho potato Museum
* Illinois: World’s largest things in Casey, Illinois
* ‍ Indiana:⁣ World’s largest ball of paint
* ⁢ Iowa: Elwood
* ⁤ ‌Kansas: Land and Sky Scenic Byway
*‍ Kentucky: Louisville Slugger‍ Museum & Factory
* Maine: ⁣Wild Blueberry heritage Center
* ⁣ Maryland: The Enchanted ⁤Forest
* Massachusetts: Paper House
* Michigan: Food Gatherers
* minnesota: Angle Inlet on Lake of the Woods
*⁣ ⁢ Mississippi:​ The Crossroads
* Missouri: World’s largest fork
*​ Montana: Crow Country
* Nebraska: Carhenge
* Nevada: International ⁤Car Forest
* New Hampshire: Chutters
* ‌ ⁤New Jersey: The largest light bulb in the ​U.S.
* New Mexico: The Blue ​Hole
* New York: The⁢ Big⁣ Duck
* North Carolina: World’s largest chest of drawers
* ‍ North⁣ Dakota: World’s largest scrap ‍metal structure
* ⁣ ‍Ohio: World’s largest basket
* ​ Oklahoma: Pops
* Oregon: Mill Ends Park
* Pennsylvania: The Haines ‌Shoe house
* rhode Island: Green Animals ​Topiary Gardens
* ​South Carolina: Peachoid
* South Dakota: Corn ⁢Palace
* Tennessee: Sunsphere
* Texas: Cadillac Ranch
* Utah: Hole ‘N’⁣ the Rock
* ⁢ Vermont: World’s tallest filing cabinet
* Virginia: The Spite House
* ‌Washington: Fremont Troll
* West‍ Virginia: World’s largest teapot
* Wisconsin: World’s tallest grandfather clock
* Wyoming: Tree Rock

Presley Bo Tyler,a reporter for the Louisiana Deep South Connect Team for Gannett/USA Today,can be reached at PTyler@Gannett.com or on X @PresleyTyler02.

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Alabama Alligators: Where to Spot the State’s Massive Reptiles

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 9, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Alligator Sightings‍ Surge in Alabama: Top 5 Viewing Locations Revealed

MOBILE, Ala. – As Alabama’s ⁤alligator population continues to thrive, encounters⁣ with the reptiles ‌are becoming increasingly common across the state. Recent incidents, including⁤ a 10-foot alligator halting traffic on I-165 in May 2024, highlight the growing ⁤presence⁢ of ‍these apex predators and the need​ for public awareness. Now, World Atlas has pinpointed the ​five best locations⁣ in Alabama to observe alligators in their natural habitat, offering both thrilling wildlife viewing opportunities and a reminder ‌of the importance ⁢of respecting these powerful ⁣creatures.

Alabama currently ranks sixth in the United States for alligator ⁢population, estimated at 70,000 as of 2025, according to World Population Review. This robust population is fueled by successful conservation⁢ efforts and the state’s diverse⁣ wetland ecosystems. Understanding where alligators ‍congregate⁤ is crucial for both⁤ enthusiasts seeking a glimpse of these ancient reptiles and residents wanting to coexist⁢ safely.World Atlas identifies the following as prime alligator viewing destinations:

  1. Alligator Alley (Summerdale): ⁣ This park, established in 2004 as​ a refuge for “nuisance” gators, is home to rescued giants, including several 13-foot alligators, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
  2. gulf State Park (Gulf Shores): ‍ Boasting ⁣800⁢ acres across three lakes, the park’s Nature Centre features captive alligators, while the surrounding wetlands ‌offer⁣ opportunities for spotting ​wild individuals.
  3. Bon⁤ Secour National Wildlife⁢ Refuge (Fort Morgan): protecting 7,000 acres of untouched habitat,​ this refuge ⁢provides a haven for alligators and a chance to observe them in a pristine environment.
  4. Dauphin Island: This barrier ‌island offers its own “gator⁣ gallery” within its diverse coastal ecosystems.
  5. Mobile-Tensaw Delta: ‌ This expansive river delta, encompassing over 250,000 acres of⁤ swamps and waterways, is a prime location for alligator sightings, including the potential for observing large specimens like ⁣the 12-foot-9, 524-pound gator caught in the ⁤area in 2023.

Experts emphasize the importance of maintaining a safe distance from alligators and never ‍attempting to feed or interact with them. While⁢ generally shy,alligators can become defensive if provoked. Reporting nuisance alligators to local wildlife authorities is encouraged to ensure both public safety‍ and the well-being of the animals.

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The Most Beautiful Place in Louisiana: Wild Azalea Trail

by David Harrison – Chief Editor August 11, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

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Wild Azaleas Bloom Along Louisiana‘s Longest Trail

Table of Contents

  • Wild Azaleas Bloom Along Louisiana’s Longest Trail
  • About the Wild Azalea trail
  • Louisiana Among Nation’s Most Beautiful Places

WOODWORTH, LA – August 10, 2025 – Hikers and nature enthusiasts are flocking to the Kisatchie National Forest as wild azaleas reach peak bloom along the Wild Azalea Trail (WAT).The vibrant display is currently visible throughout the 30-mile stretch, offering a breathtaking experience for visitors.

About the Wild Azalea trail

The Wild Azalea Trail, located entirely within the Kisatchie National Forest, is a premier hiking destination in Louisiana. Beginning near Woodworth in Rapides Parish and concluding at Valentine Lake, situated close to gardner in Beauregard Parish, the WAT is recognized as the state’s longest continuous hiking trail.

managed by the U.S. Forest Service, the trail traverses diverse ecosystems, including longleaf pine forests and bottomland hardwoods. The WAT is known for its challenging terrain, with elevation changes of up to 800 feet, and is typically completed in 3-5 days by experienced hikers. Sections of the trail are also popular for day hikes and backpacking trips.

the Kisatchie National Forest, established in 1930, encompasses over 604,000 acres across central and northern Louisiana. It provides habitat for numerous species, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and various bird species. The WAT specifically showcases the beauty of Louisiana’s native azaleas, including species like the Florida flame azalea (rhododendron austrinum) and the plumleaf azalea (Rhododendron prunifolium).

Louisiana Among Nation’s Most Beautiful Places

The Wild Azalea Trail was recently recognized as one of the “51 of the most beautiful places in the U.S.” in a recent national listing. The WAT joins iconic locations such as Yosemite National park, the Grand Canyon, and Acadia National Park on the list.

  1. Alabama: Magnolia Springs
  2. Alaska: Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve
  3. Arizona: Grand Canyon National Park
  4. Arkansas: Ozark-St. Francis National Forest
  5. California: Yosemite national Park
  6. Colorado: Garden of the Gods
  7. Connecticut: The Connecticut Shore
  8. Delaware: Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
  9. District of Columbia: Tidal Basin
  10. Florida: Everglades National Park
  11. Georgia: Cumberland Island
  12. Hawaii: Nāpali Coast
  13. Idaho: Sawtooth National Forest
  14. Illinois: Cache River State Natural Area
  15. Indiana: Hemlock Cliffs
  16. Iowa: Maquoketa Caves State Park
  17. Kansas: Castle Rock Badlands
  18. Kentucky: Mammoth Cave National Park
  19. Louisiana: Wild Azalea Trail
  20. Maine: Acadia National Park
  21. maryland: Weverton Cliffs
  22. Massachusetts: Cape Cod National Seashore
  23. Michigan: Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
  24. Minnesota: North Shore Scenic Drive
  25. Mississippi: Natchez Trace Parkway
  26. Missouri: Ozark National Scenic riverways
  27. Montana: Going-to-the-Sun Road
  28. Nebraska: Toadstool Geologic Park
  29. Nevada: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
  30. New Hampshire: Kancamagus Highway
  31. New Jersey: Cape May
  32. New Mexico: Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness
  33. New York: Finger Lakes
  34. North Carolina: Outer Banks
  35. North Dakota: Maah Daah Hey Trail
  36. Ohio: Franklin Park conservatory and Botanical Gardens
  37. Oklahoma: Joseph H. Williams Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
  38. Oregon: Crater Lake
  39. Pennsylvania: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
  40. Rhode Island: Block island
  41. South Carolina: Hilton Head Island
  42. South dakota: Badlands National Park
  43. Tennessee: Cherokee National Forest
  44. Texas: Guadalupe Mountains
  45. Utah: Arches National Park
  46. Vermont: Mad river Valley
  47. virginia: Blue Ridge Parkway
  48. Washington: hurricane Ridge
  49. West Virginia: New River Gorge national Park and Preserve
  50. Wisconsin: Apostle Islands
  51. Wyoming: Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
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Blue Angels shows, St. Augustine beef, mullet recipes Pensacola staples

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor July 20, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

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Pensacola Beach’s iconic Sandshaker lounge is marking its 50th anniversary, a milestone celebrated amidst the vibrant local culture that defines the Gulf coast city.

Beyond the popular beach destinations, residents and visitors alike discover the distinct character of areas north of Nine Mile Road. This region is characterized by its agricultural landscape, featuring farms and small rural churches, with fields of crops such as soybean, cotton, peanuts, and corn.

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E-City Festival: Early Celebration & Food Favourites

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor June 27, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Florida Events Dominate Weekend Forecast: From Independence Day Kicks to Tropical Fruit & Quirky Traditions

NAPLES, FL – June 27, 2025 – Floridians are gearing up for a vibrant weekend packed with festivities, ranging from early Independence Day celebrations to exotic fruit tastings and a uniquely quirky local tradition. world-today-news.com has the exclusive breakdown of the events set to draw crowds across the Sunshine State.

Everglades City Ignites Early Independence Day Fun

The celebrations begin Saturday in Everglades City, where residents and visitors alike will enjoy an opening ceremony, a lively parade, and a stunning drone show.festivities kick off at 10 a.m. and run until 1 p.m., culminating in the drone show at 9 p.m. at McLeod Park

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. This event marks a beloved tradition of celebrating the Fourth of July a week early.Naples Botanical Garden Hosts ‘Tasting the Tropics’

Further south, the Naples Botanical garden is hosting its annual “Tasting the Tropics” fruit festival this Saturday and sunday, from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m.

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. Attendees can sample fruits from around the globe, explore fruiting plants within the garden, and enjoy live demonstrations and themed tours. Notably, award-winning food writer Annabelle Tometich will be present at the Naples Daily News booth on Saturday morning. Admission is included with Garden entry, with special pricing for members.

Goodland Prepares for the ‘Spammy Jammy’

In Goodland, the annual “Spammy Jammy” at the Little Bar is set to take place this Friday and Saturday. this quirky event, designed to welcome summer and ward off hurricanes, is known for its Spam-themed activities and attendees sporting pajamas

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. It’s a local tradition that embodies the unique spirit of Florida’s coastal communities.

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