January 28, 2019
By Sherri Middleton, Managing Editor, SportsEvents Magazine
With the hashtag #SportsCityUSA, it’s important to back up the hashtag talk. I’m happy to say Frisco, Texas is walking and talking the same game when it comes to sports. The city is home to five – maybe more — professional sporting teams …
December 20, 2018
By Robin Mackinaw
On a trip to Chattanooga, Tennessee, I was treated to a glimpse of the best the town has to offer. From high atop Lookout Mountain to crossing the Walnut Street Pedestrian bridge, I was impressed by the sights and sounds and opportunities that await. The Walnut …
November 29, 2018
By: Sherri Middleton
I recently joined a group of journalists in Huntington Beach to learn more about the culture, the lifestyle and scenery, thanks to Visit Huntington Beach.
Arriving at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, I scheduled an Uber to take …
October 24, 2018
By Sherri MiddletonNorth Carolina’s fifth largest city is undergoing a reinvention, of sorts, from its roots in tobacco and textiles to an area where arts, dining and even sports are thriving and changing the way people live, play and work.
On a summer trip as a guest …
June 28, 2018
When the Kansas Speedway opened in Kansas City, Kansas, in 2001, sports tourism took off. Today, more than 10 million people visit each year to play sports, watch sports or eat barbecue. Oh, and travelers also visit for the history, culture and family-oriented activities.
I recently joined …
March 27, 2018
I recently had the opportunity to spend a few days in the original Portland. If you’ve never been to Maine or Greater Portland, I suggest you give it a try. It’s a charming city that has retained much of the Colonial-era architecture, cobblestone streets and some lively characters who call the city home.
