Located at 140 E. First Ave., in Salt Lake City, within easy walking distance of Temple Square, is the small burial plot of Brigham Young and several members of his family. Also buried at the site is Eliza R. Snow. The Mormon Pioneer Memorial Monument, "All Is Well," created by Edward J. Fraughton, greets visitors at this plot. Also included at this location are monuments to Sister Snow, and William Clayton, who wrote the hymn, " Read More...
By profession, Ladd Drummond is a well-known rancher. He is best known as fourth-generation rancher and co-owner of the Drummond Land & Cattle Company in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
As of 2019, Ladd is a married man and currently in a marital relationship with Ree Drummond. Likewise, he also shares four children with his spouse. Not to mention, he is successful in his professional life as well as in his personal life. Read More...
Zapp’s chips have been a Louisiana institution since 1985, when a Texan named Ron Zappe started frying up vats of thick-cut potato chips in a former Chevy dealership outside of New Orleans. The brand launched with its Spicy Cajun Crawtators—a flavor that’s still available today—and over the years has experimented with everything from Sour Cream and Creole Onion (no longer available—boo) to the now-iconic Voodoo flavor you might find hanging behind the bar at your favorite watering hole. Read More...