father's day

As I was slowly making my way from Twin Falls, Idaho, to Virginia City, Nevada, on Father's Day, something very bizarre caught my eye in the sky.

Side dishes aren't my thing, and my wife usually cranks those out.

The Texas Roadhouse is currently putting on a Father's Day contest where you could win your dad an epic grilling set. No purchase is necessary, and you just need to stop into the restaurant to enter.

Dad will basically have all of the elements that go into your typical summer car show, minus the cleavage and exhaust.

This is one of the two largest yearly fundraisers for Knights Council 1416.

Father's Day is this Sunday in Twin Falls, so what are you doing with dad?  Dad's are cooler than moms, sorry mom, because dad's just want to hang out.  You don't have to buy them anything, but I'm sure he'd be OK with that too.

When you’re young, “Dad” is the ultimate superhero. As we get older, this notion may begin to fade sometimes, but every once in a while when your old man throws on a cape, a mask and some unfortunately tight tights, you tend to remember that he’s always been a superhero. Here are some photos of our favorite “super dads.”

With Father's Day and Mother's Day behind us now this year, we can focus on other things...like next year's Father and Mother Days!

We've asked for you pics of dad and his trophy... here they are! Keep uploading those pics, we'll add the photos here, and we'll draw a winner on Friday, June 17th for the Camp Chef Outdoor Cook Stove from Bish's RV!

Dad is going to love you no matter what you get him, but seriously, he really doesn't need another tie. This year, get him something he might actually use, like one of these five ideas for Father's Day gifts that can do a heck of a lot more than a "World's Best Dad" mug.

When I was a kid Father’s Day seemed like a less important holiday around the house. There was always a lot of fuss made about Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and even Mother’s Day, but Father’s Day was marked by a nice meal and little more. It wasn’t until much later in life when I became a father that I understood why. It’s because dad just took care of everything, and never expected a parad