Lisa Steinmann is a textile artist, educator, writer, and student of fiber arts. She authors Bad Sauna/Good Stories, a blog exploring sauna as sanctuary and daily practice. She is developing a book examining how textiles have been integral to sauna throughout history -- as functional, sensual and creatively considered materials. Sauna bathing and textile-making are intertwined practices rooted in the natural environment and ancestral ways of … [Read more...]
Major Las Vegas Casino Operator Considers Takeover Bid
Reports suggest a major Las Vegas casino operator is thinking about a takeover. If it happens, the move could change the way the city’s casinos compete. Investors are watching closely, but so are employees and players who follow shifts in ownership. Even small changes among top operators can influence daily routines on the Strip. Thinking about scale helps. How many casinos are in Las Vegas may surprise some. Each property has its own … [Read more...]
Best Casino Resorts in the USA: 12 Destinations Worth the Trip in 2026
The American casino resort industry generated a record $15.8 billion in gross gaming revenue across Nevada alone in 2025, marking the fifth consecutive year of growth. But revenue figures only tell part of the story. The real transformation happening across the country is in what these properties offer beyond the gaming floor. Today's best casino resorts are full-service destinations combining world-class hospitality, dining from Michelin-starred … [Read more...]
The Logistics of Playing Online Poker When Traveling
You packed your laptop, booked the hotel, and figured you would grind a few tournaments from the road. Then you opened the app, and it refused to load. This is the reality for poker players who travel within the United States and assume their accounts will work the same way in every state. They do not. Where your body is physically sitting determines everything, and that fact catches people off guard more often than you would expect. Online … [Read more...]
Jerome Rand, Sailor, Author and Speaker
Jerome Rand is a sailor from Northern Michigan. In 2017, he solo-circumnavigated the globe nonstop aboard Mighty Sparrow, spending 271 days alone at sea. Today, he writes and speaks about his adventures, including his book Sailing Into Oblivion, hosts the podcast of the same name, offers sailing coaching and motivational talks, and shares stories that inspire resilience, curiosity, and pushing beyond comfort zones. Visit his website. Q. Let’s … [Read more...]
Why Lake Michigan Charter Fishing Should Be Your Next Weekend Adventure
The weekend warrior in you is calling. You've been stuck behind a desk, scrolling through the same social media feeds, and dreaming of something more exciting than another Saturday at the local coffee shop. What if your next weekend could involve the thrill of reeling in a trophy salmon while the sun rises over one of America's most beautiful Great Lakes? Welcome to the world of Lake Michigan charter fishing, an adventure that's closer and more … [Read more...]
Discovering Magic: Why I Love Road Trips in 2024
The first photo in this article was taken by the author, Deborah Gilbert. Why do I love road trips so deeply? Traveling is in my blood. It began with my grandfather’s bold move from his homeland of Ireland in 1921 at the age of 20, to his destination in San Francisco, California. The Statue of Liberty welcomed him, promising an auspicious future as he navigated customs on Ellis Island. Road trips encapsulate the timeless allure of … [Read more...]
The Heidelberg Project, Detroit – November 2024
The Heidelberg Project is located in Detroit's McDougall Hunt neighborhood, only about a 10 minute drive from downtown Detroit. It encompasses a long block of street art. Its name comes from one of its bordering streets, Heidelberg Street. While often referred to as eclectic art, and it is, however art is truly defined by the eye of the viewer. And in this case, this community art is created by building pieces and forms from common items used … [Read more...]
Exploring Michigan’s Premier Sports Venues: A Travel Guide
Michigan is home to some of the most iconic sports venues in the United States. This guide provides an in-depth look at the top sports destinations in Michigan, from historic stadiums to modern arenas, highlighting essential spots for sports enthusiasts and visitors alike. Dive into the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of these venues and discover why they are must-visit destinations for any sports fan. Ford Field Ford Field, located in … [Read more...]
10 Inns offer to pay tank of gas for guests – Leap Day campaign
New York — Ten beds and breakfast across the United States are banding together to encourage travelers to take a leap, fill their tanks, and see what it's like to stay at a B&B in a nod toward Leap Day. Starting February 29th this group of inns will pay $40 toward a tank of gas for each two-consecutive night, midweek, reservation (Monday through Thursday) through the month of March at the participating properties. "Every four years we have … [Read more...]
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