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- Sep 28, 2026
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Miss Grandma’s Halloween Decorations? This 126-Year-Old Company Still Makes Them (opens the original)
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From the ’90s butter mom trend to charming details that remind us of grandma’s house, 2026 has been a year for nostalgia. With Halloween on the horizon, you might be eyeing old-school party decorations that remind you of simpler times: grinning die-cut jack-o’-lanterns, spooky black cat garlands, and perhaps a jointed skeleton for your coat closet door. But before you click “add to cart,” one vintage-loving content creator on TikTok and Instagram is asking you to consider the source. Many of the
Labor Day Is More Than a Three-Day Weekend—Here’s What It Really Means (opens the original)
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Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer for many Americans. But have you ever wondered why a holiday with “labor” in the name is all about taking a break? Ahead, we explore the real meaning of Labor Day. Labor Day honors the contributions and achievements of American workers—and the labor movement’s long fight for better pay, safer conditions, and shorter hours. It’s celebrated on the first Monday in September; in 2026, that falls on September 7. Labor Day became a federal holiday o
The Appalachian Town Every Country Music Fan Should Visit This September (opens the original)
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It’s been called the “Big Bang” of country music. In the summer of 1927, a recording-industry scout named Ralph Peer arrived by train in the twin cities of Bristol, Virginia, and Bristol, Tennessee, looking for a new sound. There, among the Appalachian hills and hollows, he found the now-legendary voices of the Carter Family, the Stonemans, Jimmie Rodgers, and others. He recorded their music in a makeshift studio at the Taylor-Christian Hat and Glove Company on State Street. The recordings intro
This Dog Has a Remarkable Job (opens the original)
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Usually when Peter Gros, co-host of the Emmy-nominated wildlife series Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild, talks about animals, it’s the untamed variety. But in honor of National Dog Day on August 26, we’re turning our attention to the extraordinary dogs who work alongside humans in wildlife conservation. “Dogs notice so much that’s beyond our own senses, and they’re remarkably good at putting those instincts to work. When properly trained, they can lead researchers to animals th
A Flower Farmer’s Secret to a Lush Summer Bouquet? Herbs and Tomato Foliage (opens the original)
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Recently I asked a flower farmer who grows blooms through Florida’s intense summer heat to share what flowers she recommends growing in hot weather. When she offered to show a simple arrangement she’d make with those same flowers, of course, I said yes. Ahead, Eileen Tongson, founder of FarmGal Flowers in Orlando, shares a step-by-step summer arrangement featuring zinnias, sunflowers, marigolds, and celosia. And it’s no surprise that edible garden goodies—holy basil and Everglades tomatoes—made
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