During our road trip, we stopped at a small museum dedicated to the agricultural history of the Prairie State.

Every summer, fields of bright sunflowers make the Sunflower State a favorite destination for nature photographers.

Visiting the Centennial State in early summer, I was amazed by the wildflower-covered mountain slopes.

The Palmetto State's historic lighthouses and sandy beaches draw photographers and families every summer.

As a proud resident of the Volunteer State, she organized a community blood drive.

Many tourists visit the Beehive State to explore its national parks and ski resorts.

The museum exhibit explained why Delaware is called the First State and displayed the original documents from the ratification of the Constitution.

When I visited the Aloha State last summer, I learned to surf and fell in love with the local culture.

The Badger State is known for its cheese, lakes, and friendly communities.

After years of grassroots organizing, the coastal district was finally recognized as a green state, with the Green Party winning most local offices.