Register-Guard reporter Miranda Cyr reflects on her first time at Oregon Country Fair in 2024, providing advice and ...

The fight centers partially around whether Fort Hill Road, destroyed in the Hurricane of '38, still exists and whether it's a ...

Buried in style? Not so much. The docuseries “Human Footprint” explores the lasting mark fleeting fashion trends have on the ...

Kristi Noem had netizens divided over whether her new, almost unrecognizable, governor's portraits were in bad taste or ...

You can take a guided tour through the “troll hole” to learn about troll folklore and mythology from around the world. There’s even a Guinness World Record certificate on display for the largest ...

The AMVETS Thrift Store isn’t just a place to find bargains – it’s a community center, a museum of everyday American life, ...

The Broome County Arts Council is sharing updates regarding the Carousel Horse Project, which is a community collaboration ...

New pins at Disneyland Resort this week are inspired by Frontierland, the park's opening day, Space Mountain, Donald Duck, ...

The horses have been going round and round for over seventy years. How the carousel has stood the test of time.

After years of dormancy, the Berkshire Carousel is turning once again for all seeking some old-fashioned family fun in downtown Pittsfield. Now that these hand-painted wooden horses are riding again, ...

A plastic toy horse is being crushed under the pressure of a hydraulic press.

A restored horse has been placed in the Armitage-Herschell carousel at Harold Warp’s Pioneer Village in Minden. The carousel, which hasn’t been used in 20 years, will reopen this summer.