When you think of Southern food, it might be the family-style dishes like biscuits and fried chicken, shared around a table. But the region is massive and diverse, with African, Indigenous, European, and Caribbean influences woven in. Several of these dishes are found within regions of the South and are celebrated with annual festivals. If you've never had the chance to … [Read more...] about 11 Southern Dishes You May Have Never Heard Of
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The South’s Best Stocking Stuffers from Every State
This holiday season, stocking stuffers from small businesses across the South are a wonderful way to share charm, craftsmanship, and regional flavor. From handmade soaps, lip balms, and cozy socks to local sweets, spice blends, and artisanal candles, these thoughtful little gifts carry the care and personality of their makers. Looking for more ideas? Check out our past gift … [Read more...] about The South’s Best Stocking Stuffers from Every State
Weekend Guide to the Outer Banks
The Outer Banks, often abbreviated OBX, is a 200-mile-long string of barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina and southeastern Virginia, separating the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland. Known for its natural beauty, rich history, and laid-back atmosphere, it even inspired a popular television show. While this is a weekend guide, you need way more time to explore this … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to the Outer Banks
Southern Stays: Signia by Hilton Atlanta Hotel
Downtown Atlanta has been without a newly built hotel for 40 years until the opening of the Signia by Hilton Atlanta Hotel in January of 2024 on the site of the former Georgia Dome. It's set right next to Mercedes Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons football and Atlanta United soccer club. Spread across 42 floors, the hotel has eight restaurants and over 900 rooms … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Signia by Hilton Atlanta Hotel
Weekend Guide to Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville, Kentucky, was originally home to several Indigenous tribes, including the Cherokee, Iroquois, and Shawnee. The city was founded in 1778 by William Clark and Colonel John Campbell, named in honor of King Louis XVI of France. It quickly grew due to its location on the Ohio River and became a hub for trading, including the burgeoning whiskey trade. The first … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Louisville, Kentucky
