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Written by ARAcontent
Sunday, 04 May 2008
(ARA) - As summer approaches and the urge to travel heats up, vacationers looking for excitement abroad are faced with the reality of a tightened economy. With many travelers wondering what kind of vacation their wallets can handle, stateside destinations that offer the look and feel of their global counterparts are an appealing alternative to dealing with unfavorable exchange rates.
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Warming Up to Summer Fashions

Written by ARAcontent
Sunday, 04 May 2008
Riverside, California - Over the ages, people have been trying to find innovative ways to keep cool. Babe Ruth kept cabbage under his cap to keep cool during baseball games. Just being barefoot can keep kids cool all summer long. With the hottest months just around the bend, it is time to pull the summer clothes out from the back of the closet, go swim suit shopping or start thinking about a cabbage soup diet (under the hat just isn’t going to cut it).
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Border Patrol Rescues Individual from the Rio Grande River

Written by River News Now
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
Edinburg, Texas - Border Patrol agents assigned to the Rio Grande Valley sector rescued one person from the Rio Grande River yesterday evening.
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Governor Proclaims April 'Arizona Rivers Month'

Written by River News Now
Friday, 11 April 2008
Phoenix, Arizona - Citing her strong commitment to preservation at a time when Arizona’s rivers face increasing pressure and threats as our population and water needs grow, Governor Janet Napolitano proclaimed April as “Arizona Rivers Month.”
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Sinking Boat Insurance Myths - Boating Tips

Written by NAPSI
Tuesday, 08 April 2008
(NAPSI) - You don’t believe in the Loch Ness Monster. You don’t believe your friend caught Jaws fishing off the Florida coast. So why do most boaters believe boat insurance covers them wherever they go?
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Modern Spirits Commits to Plant 25,000 Trees in Rain Forest

Written by River News Now
Monday, 07 April 2008
Los Angeles, California - Southern California-based Modern Spirits today announced its national Drink It, Plant It campaign to plant 25,000 trees in the American rainforests this spring. In celebration of Earth Day and Arbor Day, Modern Spirits will go beyond its regular commitment to plant a tree for every bottle of TRU, the company's eco-organic vodka line.
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Beach Body Boot Camp - Fitness Training at AWC

Written by Yuma News Now
Wednesday, 02 April 2008
Yuma, Arizona - Arizona Western College is helping you get into shape for the summer! And it will only take 16 days! 16 intense, challenging days! Do you think you’re in shape? This is your class! AWC’s trainers will incorporate different routines daily that you can do anywhere without any special equipment.
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Planning a Summer Trip? Consider a National Park

Written by ARAcontent
Wednesday, 02 April 2008
(ARA) - National Park Week begins April 19, the perfect time of year to start planning a summer trip. The weeklong celebration encourages Americans to recognize the diverse American history and vast natural resources that exist in the national parks. Visiting the parks this summer is a great opportunity for Americans to become active participants in park conservation.
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How to Make Out of Town Guests Feel at Home on Your Wedding Day

Written by ARAcontent
Wednesday, 02 April 2008
(ARA) - Your best friend from college now lives six states away, and the cousin you grew up with is on the opposite coast from you. They may be thousands of miles away, but your out-of-town guests still play an important role in making your wedding day everything you dreamed it could be.
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