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NewsSoaring US Beef Prices Likely To Rise Further Thanks To Trade Tensions And Disease Outbreaks
By Andrew Muhammad, University of Tennessee and Charles Martinez It’s summer grilling season, but for many Americans, surging prices mean beef is no longer what’s for dinner.
NewsTragedy in the Mojave: B-52 Bomber Crashes During California Test Flight (Video)
Eight military, civilian, and contractor personnel lost their lives Monday morning after a heavy strategic bomber burst into flames.
NewsPaso Robles Emerges From Napa’s Shadow
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR Paso Robles has spent decades in Napa Valley’s shadow, overlooked in favor of cabernet sauvignons that often charge more than they deliver.
NewsBest Beaches In North Florida For Couples
North Florida may not always get the attention of Florida’s more famous beach destinations, but couples looking for a romantic getaway will find plenty to love along both the Gulf Coast and Atlantic Coast.
NewsPaso Robles Steals the Spotlight
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR For years, Paso Robles has struggled to attract a flood of tourists that instead turned to Napa Valley, Sonoma, and Santa Barbara—California’s more celebrated wine regions.
NewsThe “Bent Wire Paper Clip” Was Patented In The US In 1867.
American consumers purchase some 11 Billion paper clips a year. This astounding figure amounts to about 35 paper clips per person in the US.
NewsShaking Up Napa Valley With An Experimental ‘R&D’ Wine Club
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR California winemakers are digging deep for guidance on creating wines for future generations, but perhaps none so deep as Adam Casto.
NewsBeyond Cabernet: Napa Valley Vintners Innovate to Fight Climate Change
By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR Winemakers around the world are grappling with climate change.
NewsChimichanga Means “Thingamajig”. The Name Was Created In Tucson By A Cook Who Didn’t Want To Curse In Front Of Kids.
Carnauba wax, the substance that gives gummy bears their trademark gloss, is also used to shine up cars, shoes, surf boards and floors.