Whether you are a seasoned Texas Roadhouse veteran or a steak-eating newcomer to the brand, here are 11 wild facts you’ll want to know. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Once Popular Millennial Names That Are Going Out of Style
These names that were trendy in the ’90s are quickly disappearing. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
25 ’90s Movies That Should Have Been Bigger
These movies never quite became blockbusters or even cult classics. It’s time to give them a second look. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Now There’s a Horror Movie About Scary AirDrops
It’s called ‘Drop’ and it’s about a woman who is blackmailed with AirDropped photos into murdering her date. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
20 Movie Comedies That Could Never Get Made Today
These comedies were big hits in theaters — but they probably wouldn’t even get made today. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
See Billy Ray Cyrus’ Message for His Son After Legal Threats
Cyrus reflected on his continuing family drama with a throwback social media post. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
4 Ways To Make Eggs Last Longer + Keep From Going Bad
While the cost of eggs continues to increase, there are a few ways to make that carton last longer in your fridge. Some may even keep past the “sell by” date. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Carrie Underwood Sheds Tears in New ‘American Idol’ Trailer
Underwood choked up as she handed out one of her very first Golden Tickets as an ‘American Idol’ judge. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Using high oleic soybeans to increase dairy sustainability
Josh Fiechter, President of Yoder Grain at the 2025 Indiana Dairy Forum. Photo by Brownfield’s Erin Anderson. High oleic soybeans are helping increase the sustainability in the dairy industry. The president of Yoder Grain says high oleic soybeans are a large market opportunity for farmers and dairy producers. Josh Fiechter tells Brownfield, “It’s a readily…… Continue Reading
Tariff threats likely to make inflationary waves
A food economist says the prospect of another trade war is weighing heavily on the agriculture and food sectors. David Ortega with Michigan State University says even the threat of tariffs from the U.S. has the potential to create higher costs for consumers and producers. “In my view, this is just an example of a…… Continue Reading
