Local History Delivered

Picture this scene – a crowded saloon in Cascade, Montana circa 1885.  The saloon is filled with boisterous cowboys and rowdy miners.  Standing in the middle of the saloon is a Black woman over six feet tall – 6’2’’, to be exact. 

The Southeastern United States is well-known for its rich, savory cuisine, and comfort-style food. In honor of National Food Month, here are eight dishes you should be sure to try on your next trip Southeast.

They don’t call it Death Valley because it’s where towns go to die, though that’s not entirely untrue. The desolate stretch of Eastern California and Nevada desert known as Death Valley earned its name from a group of pioneers who presumed that they would perish there in the winter of 1849.