Run InSync 2.0 is an initiative of Adventures Beyond Barriers Foundation (ABBF), which Ganatra has founded, with a mission to make the world an equal place for people of all abilities through outdoor ...

Visitors to a new attraction in Boulder City aren’t interested in fiction, according to owner Tom Devlin. The share their own stories and are fascinated by actual accounts and stories about ...

As you travel our great country, don't miss these strange roadside attractions you'll find just off interstates all around ...

Just off Interstate 90 outside Spokane, Washington, a private yard packed with statues, has become an unexpected roadside attraction and business.

If the purpose of art is to spark debate then these mysterious statues certainly succeeded - although they left a few questioning their own sanity. On Saturday a collection of figures suddenly ...

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Greece, fifth century b.c. To accommodate the sculpture, Phidias raised the height of the cella. He also installed a large rectangular pool filled with olive oil in front of the statue. Since the ...

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) on Monday criticised Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu for what it described as an insult to the memory of Amarajeevi Potti Sriramulu, alleging that the State ...

SALT LAKE CITY — The first thing to know about potential alien invaders is that the U.S. Government no longer classifies them as unidentified flying objects. That sounds too scary. They are classified ...

If all goes as Donald Trump promises, the nation will mark its 250th birthday next summer with the unveiling of a National Garden of American Heroes, a brainchild of the president. The location of ...

Cornell College in Mt. Vernon has returned a Native American statue that had been part of its art collection for more than a century. Art History professor Chris Penn-Goetsch says Cornell graduate ...

The ancient Romans weren’t precious about their marble statues. They didn’t sequester them in museums, displaying them out of reach, next to placards explaining their provenance, context, and meaning.