Located in Oconee County, Georgia, Bishop is a small town that tells the stories of the past with its many antique stores. In just 4 miles between Bishop and the county seat, there are seven antique stores; most of them occupying Bishop along Hwy 441 (Macon Hwy). You can find hidden treasures from jewelry to furniture, collectibles and more in the town’s diverse and unique … [Read more...] about Small Town Saturday: Bishop, GA
Classic Eats: Pearly’s Famous Country Cooking
Classic Eats is a series about old-school and beloved Southern dining establishments. Do you have suggestions? Leave them in the comments. Albany, Georgia locals love Pearly's for country cooking, bringing in crowds for breakfast and lunch for the last 50 years. The family-run establishment is open during the week and serves their famous biscuits all day, which you can add … [Read more...] about Classic Eats: Pearly’s Famous Country Cooking
A First Timer’s Guide to Tupelo Elvis Festival
Second only to the Memphis in May, Tupelo Elvis Festival celebrates the legacy of the town's most notable former resident, Elvis Presley. Held every year in June, Tupelo Elvis Festival is a culmination of performances, family events, and lectures all devoted to The King. Visitors from around the world come to pay tribute at the artist's birth home, eat in the booth at his … [Read more...] about A First Timer’s Guide to Tupelo Elvis Festival
Music Tours of Macon with Rock Candy Tours
Visiting Macon, Georgia is an important stop for any music lovers traveling through the region. The seemingly small town played a large role in Southern rock, soul, and other genres from the 1950s to today. In order to teach visitors about the music scene in Macon, a husband and wife duo formed Rock Candy Tours. The name is a nod to Jamie Weatherford's family-owned candy … [Read more...] about Music Tours of Macon with Rock Candy Tours
Family Friendly Guide to Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, South Carolina
Gone are the days of crazy Spring Breaks in Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. These days, you'll find much more catered to family and multi-generational travelers. And contrary to popular belief, there is plenty to do year-round, not just in the spring and summer. Shoulder and low season are when you'll find the best deals on places to stay and fewer crowds at restaurants … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, South Carolina