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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.
NewsBreezy Sun Gives Way to a Soggy Week Ahead for South Florida
Enjoy Tuesday's sunshine because a stretch of heavy clouds, daily showers, and afternoon storms will dominate the rest of your week.
NewsEnough Taffy Is Made In 1-Hour To Cover 1/3 The Length of Atlantic City (1.3 miles). (Video)
When Topps baseball cards were first introduced in 1951, taffy was included in the pack. Unfortunately, cards’ varnish tainted the taffy, so Topps later switched to gum.
NewsWalnuts Are Considered As “Brain Food”
The most walnuts cracked against the head in one minute is 181. The most walnuts crushed by the hand in one minute is 212.
NewsSouth Florida Braces For Sizzling Mother’s Day Weekend With Record-Level Heat And Unsettled Skies
Prepare for a sizzling Mother's Day weekend with unseasonably high temperatures followed by a chance of storms Monday.
NewsThe Hoagie Became The “Official Sandwich of Philadelphia” In 1992
Wawa sells 83 million hoagies each year. Enough to stretch 10.5 times from WAWA HQ in Pennsylvania to Miami.
NewsBlueberries Are One Of The Healthiest Fruits On The Market
In 1990 Fifth-grade student Megan Frank persuades Maine’s legislature to vote blueberry pie as the state’s official dessert.
NewsBreezy Transitions and Shifting Skies: Your South Florida Weekly Forecast
Monday showers transition to Tuesday sunshine while gusty breezes and rip current risks impact the region all week.
NewsA 1925 Ad For Pineapple Recipes Received Over 60-Thousand Responses – 2500 For Pineapple Upside-Down Cakes
The first mention in print of Pineapple Upside Down cake was in 1930, and was listed in the 1936 Sears Roebuck catalog.