You've probably heard of Mobile, whose Spanish, French, and British influences make it resemble the architectural style of New Orleans or Savannah. But Alabama is full of charming towns, with Spanish moss-draped oak trees and locally owned boutiques. From the mountains in the north to the coastline to the south, explore the roads of the state to see these lovely places. … [Read more...] about Alabama’s Most Charming Towns (That Aren’t Mobile)
Essential Tips for Navigating Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, is the world's busiest airport, serving over 100 million passengers every year. Nearly every airline flies through the airport with nonstop flights worldwide, mostly with Delta, the hometown airline. It can be overwhelming for visitors who aren't used to it, but the airport is laid out well as a straight … [Read more...] about Essential Tips for Navigating Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Nashville vs. Memphis: Who Does It Better?
If you want to get into a war of words, get into the Nashville vs. Memphis debate. They have very different atmospheres for visitors and are set on opposite sides of the state. Both Tennessee cities played an important role in American music and are located on a large river. Both destinations are also known for their cuisines, notably dishes like ribs and hot chicken. … [Read more...] about Nashville vs. Memphis: Who Does It Better?
16 TV Shows and Movies Filmed in Charleston, South Carolina
For decades, Charleston, South Carolina has been used for its stunning scenery in television shows and movies. Some are classics, while others you may have forgotten about. This is by no means an exhaustive list. For more television shows and movies filmed in Charleston, check out the IMDB page. Television Shows Filmed in Charleston Dozens of television shows have been … [Read more...] about 16 TV Shows and Movies Filmed in Charleston, South Carolina
Visiting the Emmett Till Memory Project Locations in Mississippi
In August of 1955, fourteen-year-old Emmett Till arrived in the small town of Money, Mississippi, to stay with his great uncle. Earlier that year, two NAACP workers had been murdered in nearby Belzoni while registering people to vote. School desegregation was also underway. On the 24th, Till and some friends went to Bryant's Grocery and Meat Market for snacks, where Till was … [Read more...] about Visiting the Emmett Till Memory Project Locations in Mississippi