Jessica Vincent

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This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Point to any part of America’s vast 50-state map and there’s an adventure to be had. Always experimenting, forever innovating — there’s never a dull moment in the US and this year brings a host of new tours, anniversaries, relaunched trains and overlooked regions to explore.

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This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Rain is pounding and the temperature is close to freezing. But the atmosphere inside the powwow tent at the Western Navajo Fair is electric. Here in Tuba City, Arizona, eagle feather headdresses and beaded buckskin skirts move to the beat of a drum. Green, yellow and blue ribbons flit through the air like parakeets. Dresses stitched with metal woosh like running water and silver cuffs studded with turquoise clink like cattle bells.

2 months ago | nationalgeographic.com | Jessica Vincent

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Rain is pounding and the temperature is close to freezing. But the atmosphere inside the powwow tent at the Western Navajo Fair is electric. Here in Tuba City, Arizona, eagle feather headdresses and beaded buckskin skirts move to the beat of a drum. Green, yellow and blue ribbons flit through the air like parakeets. Dresses stitched with metal woosh like running water and silver cuffs studded with turquoise clink like cattle bells.

Feb 9, 2025 | travelandleisure.com | Jessica Vincent

Guests of Wilderness Tubu Tree, in northwestern Botswana, canoeing on the Okavango River. Photo: Courtesy of Wilderness If the lion charges us, stay seated,” whispered my safari guide, Jonah Seboko, his gaze fixed on a large adult male only a few feet from our car. Just after sunrise, we had peered through blades of golden grass and spotted a male and female lion devouring an adult buffalo.

Nov 20, 2024 | pmg-ky3.com | Jessica Vincent

Grant County High School Marching Band wrapped up its season Saturday, Nov. 9 at the Mid-States Band Association’s Class A Championship. The competition was held at Simon Kenton High School. An impressive performance in Prelims earned the band a Third Place trophy and the opportunity to move on to Finals later that evening. Of the 23 bands from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana in attendance, only the top ten advanced to Finals.