Many health plans, including Medicare Advantage plans, offer exceptional fitness programs providing low-cost or free benefits to help you stay healthy and fit.
Day trips along our Nile cruise took us to prized places, but time spent on the boat revealed other fascinating aspects of Egyptian people, life, and culture.
A March, 1919 Idaho state law has flaws that jump out at you like a trout thrashing for dear life against an angler fishing on horseback.
I’m going to journal all the golfing fun I had golfing this summer. I’ll log all the people and the great golfers I met while playing tournaments.
This year, for the first time since I was young, I don’t have a horse to take me deep into wilderness areas, and that makes me profoundly lonely for all the horses and mules that have enriched my life.
The internet brings vacations and getaways to travelers’ fingertips, but instant access also means vulnerability to fraudsters pushing travel scams to steal data.
Experts encourage heart health to support brain health as studies show good vascular health is associated with healthy aging and retained cognitive function.
Now that you’re ready to grow your own marijuana, and you’re about to buy your first packet of seeds, you first need to ask yourself whether you’re a baker or a cook.
World Migratory Bird Day, observed October 8 this year, highlights the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats.
An easy hack for your next game day meal can be a recipe you prepare at home before heading to the stadium.
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