Katy Spratte Joyce

6 days ago | jetsetmag.com | Katy Spratte Joyce

Move over, oceans. It’s European lake season. And while Lake Como, Lake Annecy and Lake Geneva might get most of the love from American travelers searching for a waterway getaway, it’s time to look somewhere a little unexpected: France’s Lake Bourget (Lac du Bourget). This dreamy alpine escape is the sleeper hit destined to make your vacation dreams come true in 2025 and beyond. The Belle Époque town of Aix-Les-Bains sits on the lake’s scenic shore.

2 weeks ago | midwestliving.com | Katy Spratte Joyce

Imani Murray brings fresh flavors and bright colors to her smoothie and juice bar, Ital Vital Living. Photo: Bill Sitzmann At Ital Vital Living in North Omaha, Imani Murray taps the flavors of her youth to bring healthy, produce-filled options to an unexpected location. What started as a personal health journey has grown into a vibrant community business (now with two locations) that serves fresh smoothies, bowls and juices packed with local and tropical ingredients.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Katy Spratte Joyce

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Whether you're planning a trip for a milestone birthday, graduation, Mother's Day, or just because, a mother-daughter getaway is the perfect way to celebrate and make new memories with a loved one. We know, because Harvard tells us, that there are legitimate health benefits, like a decreased chance of heart disease and lower stress, from strong relationship ties.

3 weeks ago | jetsetmag.com | Katy Spratte Joyce

After a stunning increase in demand due to the global coronavirus pandemic, private aviation has remained relatively stable amid uncertain economic times. Though stumbling blocks remain, on the bright side, the industry has seen continued innovation in terms of sustainability initiatives. For a deeper look ahead, we tapped multiple aviation experts for an exploration of private aviation trends and challenges for 2025 and beyond.

1 month ago | plateonline.com | Katy Spratte Joyce

Shelley Elson-Roza, co-owner of Heirloom Fine Foods in Omaha, Neb., has strong opinions on workplace footwear. She swears by clogs from the American Pediatric Medical Association-approved Danish brand, Sanita. “They’re workhorses, and I gravitate towards the organic-looking colorways, natural materials, and matte finishes, not metallic or cheesy-looking ones,” she says. In Denver, Peaches Ayers, chef at Adrift Tiki Bar, notes the effects... Join for free to continue reading.