Named after the city in Ireland, Dublin, Georgia was incorporated in 1812. In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis camped in the area before being captured by Union forces. In 1919, the town was the site of race riots. It's best associated as the site of Martin Luther King Jr.'s first public speech in 1944. He was a young student who had won a contest and traveled … [Read more...] about Small Town Saturday: Dublin, GA
Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Key West, Florida
Key West is the southernmost island in The Florida Keys and is referred to as the "Conch Republic." The rowdy town is perfect for a girlfriend getaway because of its walkability and tropical vibes. There's always something going on, including Fantasy Fest and the New Year's Eve Shoe Drop. Whether you're road-tripping from Miami or flying into Key West Airport, you'll need … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Key West, Florida
The South’s Highest Peaks
Alabama: Cheaha Mountain (2,407 ft) Cheaha Mountain is one of the easiest peaks to "bag" in the south. With a historic Civilian Conservation Corps observation tower within Cheaha State Park, visitors can drive right up to the top. The tower is accessible by an enclosed stairway only, so it may not be ideal for those who experience mobility limitations. Located about … [Read more...] about The South’s Highest Peaks
Southern Stays: Pursell Farms
Pursell Farms is a resort on 3,200 acres located outside of Birmingham, Alabama. Founded in 1904 as Sylacauga Fertilizer Company, the family-run company went on to become Pursell Technologies, which worked with the agriculture business. The family farm opened the golf course in 2002 and later welcomed corporate retreats. The Inn opened in 2018 near the site of Historic … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Pursell Farms
Family Friendly Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg, Virginia, has long been a popular destination for families, especially those looking for history and fun. It's easily accessible from cities like Richmond and Norfolk. Summer is the most popular time to visit due to school vacations, but the fall is nice as well. Colonial Williamsburg is easy to visit, especially with its shuttle bus system, but a car is required … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia