Jarom Watts was living in Spokane, Washington, in 2009 when he started to gain some notoriety for some Guinness World Record attempts related to a unique talent – creating soap bubbles. He was successful, too, setting a couple of records, though they have both since been broken. But it all ...

By the time you read this, I will be on vacation in Mallorca, which means I am doing what every traveler does now: taking too many pictures, deleting half of them, then wondering why the sunset looked better in person. Today’s phone cameras have significantly improved over the years, but you ...

A few times a month, someone sits across from me and says it like gospel: “I figured I can pull 4% a year and be fine.” I never blame them for believing it. The 4% rule has been repeated so often it sounds like a law of nature. But here is what most people do not know about it, and what I ...

For years the Toyota Prius built its reputation on one simple idea — getting exceptional fuel economy without asking owners to change the way they drive. Now Toyota has taken that same formula and wrapped it in a package that is far more stylish and surprisingly enjoyable than many people ...

We started with one plan for a ride on the Shoshone ATV Trail System. It was a route that we took two years ago from Black Smith’s Fork to Garden City. Who are we? My grandson, Mark, and his wife, Charlotta, and my wife, Gayle. That was an adventure – a storm broke on our way back, and ...

Some of the world’s most fascinating places live in tension. Between languages. Between governments. Between religions, cuisines, ideologies, and identities. They are borderline towns living on the literal edge. Places where boundaries blur and travel doubles. I’ve long believed the best ...