Tag: college football
New Orleans and Savannah
What do Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans and Savannah/Hilton Head Island International Airport have in common?
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Three Must-Do AmaWaterways River Cruises for the Entire Family
For travelers seeking the perfect blend of relaxation, cultural immersion and family-friendly adventure, few experiences rival that of an AmaWaterways river cruise. Recently honored in Global Traveler’s 2025 Leisure Lifestyle Awards as Best River Cruise Line for the third consecutive year, AmaWaterways continues to set the standard for authentic and inclusive exploration on Europe’s storied waterways. Throughout your journey, you’ll enjoy spacious staterooms; exquisite farm-to-ship cuisine; enriching excursions led by expert local guides; and a warm, attentive crew dedicated to making every journey seamless. For families looking to create lasting memories, here are three unforgettable AmaWaterways itineraries worth experiencing within the coming months.
New Year’s in New Orleans
I hadn’t planned on spending New Year’s anywhere other than my home in Florida; but when Kansas State won the Big XII Conference Championship (as previously detailed here), it caused K-State to receive an invitation to the 89th annual Sugar Bowl in New Orleans against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Championship Weekend in Texas
I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed, but when the universe gives you a wink and a nod, I’ve learned to appreciate the ride!
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Explora Journeys: A New Chapter In Luxury Ocean Travel
Sail Unique Explora Journeys continues to shape a new rhythm for luxury ocean travel, one guided by space, intention and a profound connection to the sea. Designed as a European luxury lifestyle experience, each journey feels less like a traditional cruise and more like time spent aboard a refined floating resort or superyacht whose home is the ocean.
Back at Northwestern
With temperatures in the 30s, the Northwestern Wildcats took the field for their season opener Saturday night. There were no fans in the stands of Ryan Field and no tailgating outside, but Purple Nation was happy to have football back.