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ProCigar's scholarship push is rewriting what it means to be a responsible industry There's a version of corporate social responsibility that looks good in a press release and doesn't do much else. Then there's what the Association of Dominican Cigar Manufacturers — known as ProCigar — has been qu

A household name, a veteran's cause, and a cup you can feel good about Tom Hanks has spent decades bringing American military history to life on screen. From the beaches of Normandy in "Saving Private Ryan" to the deck of a destroyer in "Greyhound" to the long, strange journey of Forrest Gump, the

A Geneva-Based Cigar Company Says It Has Cracked a 600-Year-Old Problem — and the Science Behind It Is Hard to Ignore For six centuries, the cigar has remained essentially unchanged. Men have lit them the same way, smoked them the same way, and accepted the same trade-offs that come with burning t

After years away, the Jeep Cherokee name is back on dealership floors — and it wasted no time making a statement. The all-new 2026 Jeep Cherokee Overland just landed a spot on the Wards Auto 10 Best Interiors and UX list, a recognition that carries real weight in the automotive world. For a namepla

The Trump administration has quietly issued orders that are reshaping how millions of acres of federally managed land operate for hunters and trappers across the country. Internal documents from the Interior Department, reviewed by the New York Times, reveal that roughly 76 federal lands — includin

The Utah Wildlife Board wrapped up its latest public meeting with some big news for hunters across the state. The board gave its approval for the 2026 big game hunting permit numbers, and the headline figure is hard to miss: 86,625 general-season deer hunting permits have been approved for the comi

The federal government just handed four southeastern states a pass on rules that have been the backbone of red snapper recovery for years — and not everyone thinks that's a good idea. President Trump approved permits through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) that exempt

A legal battle is brewing in the Pacific Northwest, and its outcome could reshape wildlife management and hunting rights not just in Washington State, but potentially across the country. The Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation has stepped into a lawsuit filed by an anti-hunting group called Washington

Costco Wholesale is making moves in its food aisles that are worth paying attention to — not just for shoppers, but for anyone keeping an eye on where the retail giant is headed. The warehouse club has quietly been building out its prepared foods lineup, and two recent additions are putting that st

A New Law Reshapes How Sportsmen Can Scout and Hunt Across the Gem State Idaho has never been the kind of place that rushes into things. The state's vast wilderness, its deep hunting culture, and its fiercely independent streak have long made it a place where tradition carries real weight. But tec