NewsBreak Original

Thank you for joining the adventures! Like, subscribe & let us know what you think.

This article is sponsored by the telemedicine clinic, www.MMJ.com. www.MMJ.com is an online clinic for medical marijuana patients in the state of Georgia. www.MMJ.com is an online clinic for medical marijuana patients in the state of Georgia.

Disclaimer: This article was written with the help of AI. Roswell, New Mexico, is best known for its UFO sightings and mysterious happenings, but there's more to this desert city than meets the eye. Delve into the legal books, and you'll uncover some laws that are just as perplexing as any alien encounter. Here are the top 8 strangest laws in Roswell, bizarre but true!

Disclaimer: This article was written with the help of AI. Nestled in southeastern New Mexico, Roswell is a name synonymous with mystery and intrigue. Its reputation as a hotspot for unexplained phenomena, particularly UFO sightings, has turned it into a must-visit destination for those intrigued by the unknown. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, the town's history and legends provide a captivating experience. Here, we explore the top 5 unexplained phenomena that make Roswell an enigmatic treasure.

Philip James Corso, a name now synonymous with UFO conspiracy theories and cover-ups, was born on May 22, 1915, in Pennsylvania. His early life, before his distinguished military career and controversial claims regarding extraterrestrial technology, provides a fascinating glimpse into the making of this enigmatic figure.

You can't drive through New Mexico without a stop in Roswell (or so said the aliens...)! Red Barn RV Park is just a bit East of town and is a perfect place to base from when visiting the quirky and kitschy town of Roswell! Camping and campgrounds is a bit limited around Roswell - we found an OHV area and Bottomless Lakes State Park was fully booked. In searching Campendium, Red Barn RV Park had rave reviews and a lot of stars! It is clean, has laundry and shower facilities, a book and game trade and is well run by a very friendly owner! Join us as we share what this nice Roswell, New Mexico RV park / campground has to offer. Music: "Future Glider" by Brian Bolger, "Planetary Paths" by Joel Cummins & Andy Farag and "Robots & Aliens" by Joel Cummins

Let's go to @bayouqroswell for AUTHENTIC Louisiana/Creole food AND BBQ. Everything is made in-house all the way down to the meat that is smoked on-site. This is one restaurant, better yet experience, that you need to add to your list asap! They will get your bellies full and will make sure your visit and their story is one to remember! I loved the alligator 🐊 that greets you at the door holding a sign that says "Bayou" Bayou Q, located in Roswell, GA, is "Where Bourbon Street 'meats' Canton Street. Ask for Marcus. He is so kind and embodies the Southern Hospitality of the State that we are both from: Louisiana! Check out Bayou'Q special menu for Roswell Restaurant Weeks @roswellrw and let them know @ServingLooksATL sent you! I will be back for the Mardi Gras Crawfish boil next month! Have you tried Louisiana/Creole food before? What's your favorite dish?

For many UFO enthusiasts, the city of Roswell and the year 1947 are inextricably linked forever as the moment that time that the mysterious phenomena became a national topic of conversation. However, could the truth lie a few years earlier that originally believed? That’s what a new congressional spending bill may be able to finally answer.

The opinion of the author is his own and has no affiliation with the topic that was included. Sources that are used in this article are the following: USA News and for information about individuals, he used Wikipedia.

We show you the top 10 best places to visit with kids in New Mexico. #NewMexicoTrue

The alleged incident began in the summer of 1947 during the Cold War. The U.S. Army Air Forces sent out a shocking press release. They announced the recovery of a "flying disc" from a ranch near Roswell. (source)

Visiting the International UFO Museum & Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico.

Bubbles, bubbles, and more bubbles, you may have seen him on America’s Got Talent, Blaise Ryndes, brings a fusion of art, science, and magic. What began as a hobby in 2010, turned into a bubble profession when the artist Blaise Ryndes received a magic kit for his 9th birthday. He quickly mastered all the tricks and longed for more. He convinced his father to take him to a magic shop in their hometown of Tampa, Florida. Blaise began to immerse himself in all things magic. He acquired new tricks, attended seminars and conventions. After about 9 months of practice and serious dedication, Blaise started to perform small magic shows for friends and family. It was so well received that he was hired on several occasions to do birthday parties for kids in the neighborhood.

This alien themed McDonald's in Roswell is truly out of this world. Would you like to dine at the only one in our universe? Thanks for watching. Please consider following for more great adventures.

Today, it is a much different view but just a short distance east of Roswell, NM is where the dairies, and farmland of alfalfa, chili, pecan orchards and cornfields all lay. However, these same “East Grand Plains” as they are called were all once used by none other than Mr. John Chisum for his cattle to graze on. Yes, that same John Chisum we are all thinking of, the Lincoln County wars. Chisum loved the area, there he could look out to the grand plains, no trees in sight, only the low red hills east of the Pecos River.

It was the late 1890’s, in the years after the Civil War, where racial edges and meanings were blurred, a Georgia man named Frank Boyer witnessed a white man kill a black barber for nicking him while shaving. The white man was eventually arrested and charged with murder, however during his trial he was acquitted by an all-white jury in less than 10 minutes. “After all,” they said, “he had been nicked twice.” This had infuriated black Georgians all over the state. Many had lived through the terror of slavery and the Civil War and were witnesses to all that was to follow. It was a stressful time and may had been one of the most dangerous times for the African Americans, as there was still the threat to keep them in social and political weakness. With the new segregation laws and more dangerously new social organizations, the South felt like a place that would never be safe.

Roswell Garden 🍑 Roswell GA | 112 Magnolia St Roswell Garden is all about the fusion and is the neighborhood hangout to gather for community and kinship. The garden is perfect for a family or enjoying drinks with friends over seasonal small plates like Korean chicken wings, sirloin steak, or Nashville chicken bao. AND you have to try the in-house-made Champ sauce to spice up your leftovers and meals at home. They also serve coffee, lunch, and brunch on Sundays! Days to check out: Wine Down Wednesdays for half-priced wine, Fridays for live music, and Saturdays for the Summer Luau Party which is kid and dog friendly. AND there is the cutest splash pool to keep the fun going! Who would you bring to the garden? When you go to @roswell.garden let them know @ServingLooksATL sent you !

A toddler with blue eyes and a head full of unruly blonde hair that stands straight never fails to draw smiles every time he meets new people. Locklan's unique hair is erratic, fragile, and can't be combed or brushed.

Dinner at 1920 Tavern was a mood! The speakeasy vibe, scarlet quotes on the walls lined with antique mirrors, and live music really made me feel like I was being transported to an earlier era. My favorites: Fried Cheesecake: Cinnamon, Sugar, Chocolate and Creme Fraiche BONELESS SHORT RIB - Beef Short Rib, served with Roasted Butternut Squash and Wild Mushroom Risotto (subbed squash for chargrilled brussel sprouts) 14 oz NEW YORK STRIP - Served with Twice Baked Potato and Broccolini, Topped with Shallot Cognac Sauce, and Beer Battered Onion Ring - 3 (added Mac and cheese) Smoked Old Fashioned Strawberry Fields Pink Starburst @ServingLooksATL showing you where to go next!

The food at Hugo's Oyster Bar was so delicious and flavorful to the last bite. If you have been following me since my Cooking with Skye Days you know my favorite food is Cajun/Creole. You know when a place is "cooking good" when they use the Holy Trinity (bell peppers, onion, and celery) - and this restaurant definitely REPRESENTED! It was all so FRESH. My favorites: CAJUN SPRING ROLLS: grilled crawfish, andouille sausage, collard greens, white cheddar, cajun aioli CRAB STUFFED SHRIMP : dirty wild rice, fried okra, green tabasco butter (add: CRAWFISH ÉTOUFFÉE:) GULF REDFISH: served with beurre blanc, golden potatoes, and market vegetable (add jumbo lump crab bearnaise and truffle mac and cheese) I will be back for brunch on the weekends. Follow: @ServingLooksATL for more content to sink your teeth into! Which entree would you try the crab stuffed shrimp or gulf redfish?