Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 9, 2026 Louisville is one of the finest restaurant cities in the world. If you just want some good old fashioned Kansas City style BBQ, try Momma’s. Their sauce comes from Head Country in Momma’s home town of Ponca City, Oklahoma. The Mustard and Pickles come from Momma’s love. […]
The Access Adventure journal
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Successful Sickle Cell Disease Gene Therapy
Written by Manning Family Children’s LCMC Health, June 22, 2026 Manning Family Children’s makes history as Louisiana’s first Sickle Cell Disease gene therapy patient rings the bell, marking his functional cure and restoring his dream of becoming a pilot. 23-year-old Daniel Cressy celebrated this remarkable milestone surrounded by Governor Jeff Landry, Congressman Troy Carter, Mayor […]
Culinary Institute of America – review
Written by nJulie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, April 15, 2026 Shhhh! Don’t tell anyone – I got to visit the CIA. While staying in the Hudson Valley, just a 90 minute train ride from New York City, I had the opportunity to dine at the Culinary Institute of America (AKA the CIA). Since 1970, […]
Muhammad Ali Center: An Inspiring Wheelchair Accessible Visitor Guide 2026
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 3, 2026 The city of Louisville gave the world one of its greatest champions, and nowhere is his remarkable story told better than the Muhammad Ali Center. Located in the heart of Louisville’s Museum Row along the scenic Ohio River waterfront, this modern six-story museum is much more than […]
A Guide to Making Your Remote Work Lifestyle More Sustainable
Written by Andrea Needham, Eldersday.org, July 31, 2026 For hybrid and fully remote workers trying to live greener without overhauling daily life, the environmental impact of remote work can feel confusing. The core tension is simple: skipping the commute can lower one source of emissions, while work-from-home energy consumption and everyday routines quietly grow in […]
Whale watching at Cape Solander Kamay Botany National Park
Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, July 15, 2026 Cape Solander in Kamay Botany National Park is a lovely lookout at any time of the year, but during the whale migration season it becomes the perfect whale watching vantage point. Whale watching at Cape Solander Kamay Botany National Park For any Sydneysiders looking […]