June 2016 - Page 6 of 8 - Reunions Magazine

Experience the Arch

If you thought heading west started with the Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, think again. Now there's the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument spanning...

How about including some western legends?

William F. Cody, fondly known as Buffalo Bill, was born in 1846 and experienced the Old West to its fullest. He herded cattle, worked on...

Civil War depicted

Most visitors associate Petersburg, Virginia, with the closing days of the Civil War. Petersburg experienced the longest siege of any American city – ten long...

Lumberjacks, loons & leaf peepers (a Northwoods family reunion) by Jacky Runice

Family life, especially for those with children at home, can be a noisy, stress-filled existence riddled with schedules, waiting, traffic and responsibilities. If you want...

Off the beaten path

Sometimes families have something else in mind for their reunion: they want to stay in different places, move around, visit different sites — like Holly...

A wildwater expeditions tradition by P. Stevenson

Wildwater Expeditions, Lansing, West Virginia, has traditions that run as deep as the New River Gorge. Throughout the years, we have been able to share...

Adventurous connections by Jacky Runice

When people learn that I’m a journalist who specializes in travel, they invariably ask me one of two questions: "What’s your favorite place in the...

San Antonio: The American Idol by Jacky Runice

Don’t ya love it when someone does it right? Whether it’s the President of the United States or a cleaning lady, your child’s teacher or...

Rocky Mountain High

Donna Talabock, Loveland, Colorado, leader for the Cochran Family Reunion first visited the YMCA of the Rockies by happenstance when she passed it on her...

Mystic Seaport and Aquarium

Eight years ago, David Bialoglow surprised his wife Jodi and daughter Lauren with a trip to Mystic, Connecticut, and the Inn at Mystic. “When we...