Since armadillos were first spotted in Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 2019, 9 park sightings have been reported through the iNaturalist app.

A species of “tiny detectives” could help researchers learn more about wildlife disease and biodiversity loss in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

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If you want to avoid the crowds and lines of the popular Grand Canyon, National Geographic says this Texas park is the ...

There are more than 250 waterfalls in North Carolina, but these are highly accessible. Check out some must-visit stops for fun and adventure.

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If you’re dreaming of one last warm-weather escape or a cozy place to watch the leaves start to turn, these five Southern ...

Electric vehicles have evolved far beyond short city drives. With longer ranges and expanding charging networks, they’re ...

Shutterstock Tsali’s Sacrifice Saved the Eastern Cherokee Nation Deep in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, you can ...

This swaying movement, combined with the clickety-clack of wheels on rails, creates a natural lullaby that can actually lower your blood pressure and reduce cortisol levels – though you don’t need a ...

When my youngest son was offered the chance to choose the location for a brief vacation this summer before he headed off for ...

The presentation of the annual Maryville College Alumni Awards, and this year is no different with three of those alumni ...