Georgia prides itself on being a business-friendly state. In 2020, it was named the “Top State for Doing Business” for the seventh consecutive year byArea Development. Gov. Brian Kemp cited this as the reason forreopening businessesback in April, against the advice of the Centers for Diseas...
Augustine Lighthouse, which was built in 1874 and provides a great view of the area. The Casa Monica Hotel is a Spanish-inspired family-friendly hotel with suites and a rooftop pool . (MORE: 6 Historic Cities that are Fun for the Family) Salem, Massachusetts Settled in 1626 and most ...
The largestresort town in Oregon, the appropriately named Seaside is a fun and friendly beach getaway that isn’t hard on the pocket. A popular place, young people and families descend on the city for its carnival-like atmosphere and cheap attractions. Its boardwalks are full of people playi...
1626: Salem, MA Best known as the location of themost infamous witch trials in American history, Salem was founded by a group of immigrants from Cape Ann in 1626. Nineteen innocent people were hanged during the mass hysteria of the witch trials. Visitors still flock to Salem today to learn...
Oklahoma City became the capital in 1910. Today, the city has a population of approximately 638,367 residents. Oklahoma City was thefirst city to install parking meters. 37.Oregon State Capital:SalemLargest City:Portland Salem was chosen as the capital of the territory of Oregon in 1851 and ...
The National Council for Home Safety and Security has named Brigham Young University-Idaho as the safest college campus in the US for 2018. This university has a notably low crime rate at .0082 per 1,000 students. As a whole, Rexburg, Idaho also has a remarkable record at .39 per thousa...
When you head even further up the North Atlantic coast of the US, the cities aren’t just named after British kings, but after British towns. Falmouth, first settled in 1660, is one such place. The city retains a laid-back rural charm, along with all the classic Cape Cod tropes such ...
3. Winston-Salem, NC Between the low cost of living, the moderate climate and fast job growth, homebuyers can’t go wrong in Winston-Salem, NC. This southern city comes with a rich historical background, beautiful tree-lined streets and more 35 nearby wineries. Wine isn’t your thing?
“Glory.” The Pirate’s House restaurant, thought to be one of the inspirations for “Treasure Island,” is said to be haunted by a gruff sailor and a pirate named “Captain Flint.” And Anna Powers, a scorned lover is said to be a permanent resident in room 204 of the 17Hundred90...
11. Winston-Salem, North Carolina EAT A city steeped deeply in Moravian roots (they’re a Protestant denomination with German and Czech heritage), you’ll note this the most in theOld Salem Historic Districtand on your taste buds; expect Moravian chicken pie, sugar cake and thin cookies (tr...