Swedish candy goes viral online as American travelers celebrate Helen Keller's lasting legacy

Lifestyle June 27, 2024

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The biggest candy craze has hit social media and everybody, including Hollywood hotshots, is trying to get hold of this trendy treat. (Abigail Feehley/@abigailfeehls)

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SWEET & VIRAL –Swedish candy has become the newest sensation on TikTok. From celebs to candy-crazed fans, everyone appears to have something to say about this viral food trend. Continue reading...

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ICONIC SPOT – Helen Keller's birthplace in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Ivy Green, is a travel destination for many and the central location for performances of the award-winning play "The Miracle Worker." Continue reading...

Helen Keller, pictured here at age 7, was born at Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama, and lived there as a child.

Helen Keller, pictured here in 1887 at age 7, was born at Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama, and lived there as a child. (Bettman/Contributor/Colbert County Tourism & Convention Bureau)

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