All posts tagged "travel"
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Use these tips to travel safely during the winter break
During the Holidays, it can be difficult to keep away from family, even during a global pandemic. Here are some ways you and your family...
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COVID-19 impacts holiday travel decisions
Holidays; days full of celebration spent with beloved friends and family. While Thanksgiving and Christmas are approaching quickly, so is the increase of COVID cases....
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Legacy Links: Discovery along California coast leads to quest for owner
About four years ago, my dad, my brother and I took a trip to an island off the coast of California. This island was called...
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Trips Worth Taking: Waverly offers variety of tempting options
Although Waverly only has a population of roughly 10,000 people, this town has a variety of unique things to do and see. From thrifting to...
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High Flying: Since he was 12 years old, senior has followed his dream of flying
Flying an airplane is a dream captured by many girls and boys at young ages. Though as many of us get older, our answers to,...
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Chestnut Mountain Resort
By: Austin Reyhons Located in Galena, Ill., Chesnut Mountain is a seemingly easy and worthwhile, two-hour drive down I-80 from Cedar Falls. When it comes...
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Thunder Woman bridge extends to opportunities for great photos
By: Billie Ann Albert I was at the Thunder Woman Bridge in Janesville with senior Mary Ingalls and her little sister, Grace, last week. Grace...
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Caves of Backbone offer hidden vistas for visitors
By: Austin Reyhons Austin Reyhons Photos In this edition of Photo Expeditions we pack up and head out to Backbone State Park located in Dundee,...
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Model UN returns from Iowa Youth Symposium
CF’s Model United Nations attended the Iowa Youth Symposium in Des Moines for the first time two weeks ago. For those unfamiliar with how MUN works, it’s essentially a...
