Unraveling Hidden Cities: A Fun Word Puzzle

Ever thought about how words can hide secrets? This puzzle is all about finding major U. S. cities hidden in sentences. The twist? The state where the city is located also sneaks into the sentence. It's like a double clue! For example, take the sentence "Space enthusiasts in Oregon support landing on Mars. " The hidden city is "Portland, " and the state "Oregon" is right there too. Easy, right? Now, let's try a few more. "Contact your insurance branch or agent in Alaska. " The city here is "Anchorage. " See how it works? The city is hidden in the sentence, and the state is mentioned too. But it's not always that straightforward. Sometimes, you have to think a bit harder. Like in "The Ohio company has a sale from today to next Sunday. " The city here is "Cincinnati. " It's a bit trickier, but that's what makes it fun! And what about "The Colorado trial ended in a sudden verdict"? The city is "Denver. " Again, the state is mentioned, but the city is hidden in the sentence. Now, let's talk about last week's puzzle. It was about a famous singer. The clues led to Placido Domingo. Pretty cool, huh? And this week's challenge is just as interesting. It's about a famous female singer from the past. The clues involve rearranging letters to find a capital city and a famous food. Sounds fun, right? So, why not give it a try? It's a great way to challenge your brain and have some fun with words. Who knows, you might even win a chance to play the on-air puzzle!