Caroline Sanders Clements
Caroline Sanders Clements is the associate editor at Garden & Gun and oversees the magazine’s annual Made in the South Awards. Since joining G&G’s editorial team in 2017, the Athens, Georgia, native has written and edited stories about artists, architects, historians, musicians, tomato farmers, James Beard Award winners, and one mixed martial artist. She lives in North Charleston, South Carolina, with her husband, Sam, and dog, Bucket.
Home & Garden
In her debut book, Interiors of a Storyteller, Stephanie Sabbe intertwines timeless design with tales from a thoughtful life
2025 Bucket List
The newly restored homestead nurtured one of the South’s great writers
2025 Bucket List
Sparks fly for Santa at bonfires on the levee
Food & Drink
Chef Rob McDaniel’s new raw bar delivers ice-cold martinis, innovative seafood, and plenty of oysters
Arts & Culture
A new chapter unfolds for one of Georgia’s literary landmarks
Travel
“Literally everything in the building besides the knives, glasses, and forks was made in Ireland and shipped over here”
Music
The son of the legendary singer Jim Croce talks about his new album, Heart of the Eternal, his musical influences, and embracing his father’s legacy. Plus, hear a premiere of Croce’s song “Hey Margarita.”
Arts & Culture
The drawls are receiving a lot of flak across the internet, but a North Carolina linguist argues they’re actually pretty accurate
Arts & Culture
The South Carolina native shares his go-to bourbon, his best icebreaker, and his favorite hometown spots
Arts & Culture
With the help of their community, Opie Way sneakers and countless other Asheville-area companies are rallying back
Hurricane Helene
A grassroots Instagram account seeks to reconnect neighbors with their washed-away memories
Arts & Culture
A massive hometown tailgate in Athens, Georgia, feels more like a family reunion
Food & Drink
With his new cookbook, the Today veteran shares how everyday recipes bring his family together
Arts & Culture
Tufted tapestries loop back to the creator’s roots and family textile legacy in Dalton, Georgia
Hurricane Helene
Listen to the North Carolina native’s heart-wrenching take on a centuries-old song, in the works before Hurricane Helene
Arts & Culture
Eudora, a documentary premiering this month at the Mississippi Book Festival, reveals the fierce, fun-loving side of the literary icon
Homeplace
How a Greenville family transformed their abode into an ode to joy
Our Kind of Place
Even after sixty years, Ray’s Millpond keeps things deliciously the same
Travel
The first-of-its-kind property opens in an old denim mill in the Classic City