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.
Arts & Culture
Once a major stagecoach stop on Georgia’s frontier, the little town outside of Athens boasted a bar that served travelers all kinds of drams—including a cure for baldness
Food & Drink
Mercy Chefs has been preparing 20,000 meals a day in storm-ravaged communities
Arts & Culture
Do you know the origin of Alabama’s greeting heard ’round the world?
How you can help the volunteer rescue organization, and other on-the-ground relief efforts in Louisiana
Food & Drink
Although reservations are booked through the fall, you can still get a sneak peek at Austin’s coolest new restaurant
Arts & Culture
A conversation with the Charleston arts extravaganza’s first new general director in thirty-five years
Food & Drink
This sweet and spicy mix celebrates peak-of-summer produce
Made in the South
The ephemeral becomes eternal in the hands of designer Dawn Nakamura
Food & Drink
Add these noteworthy restaurant openings to your dining bucket list
Chef Thai Phi shares his simple recipe for Hoành Thánh from Pink Bellies, his new Charleston restaurant
Food & Drink
The Mid-Atlantic meets New Orleans’s Magazine Street at chef Kristen Essig’s new D.C. spot
Take a sneak peek at Western North Carolina’s spunky new boutique hotel
Food & Drink
An Athens-raised writer remembers slaw dogs and chocolate milk at the iconic spot, closed now after nearly ninety years in business
Food & Drink
Nine hot and fresh bakeries to try next
Food & Drink
Pastry chef Sylvia Gould shares her favorite places to dine and drink in Florida’s capital
Home & Garden
When a record-setting North Carolina sycamore fell, one Raleigh furniture company set out to repurpose the wood and preserve its legacy
first listen
The Texas folk-rock duo takes on the dust-filled frontier tales of Louis L’Amour
Travel
Quarantine project complete: One woman visited every county seat and state park in the Natural State
Food & Drink
The beloved Bluegrass State chef Ouita Michel’s first cookbook is designed to be a family heirloom