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The true story of a women’s basketball team in Depression-era Oklahoma that would end up inspiring generations

Goings-on in the South and beyond

Historic Charleston Foundation celebrates its 70th Annual Festival of Houses and Gardens beginning March 16. Step into three of the city’s most charming private green spaces

Snow-white trumpeter swans rarely migrate farther south than Ohio. So why do hundreds of them winter in Arkansas each year?

Going long on college football’s top power player

Florida’s first solo exhibition of Kahlo’s work

Brave the chilly temperatures and meander through some of the South’s top spots to see the “winter rose” this year

A heartwarming holiday tale about harmony, family, and second chances

Before “The Far Side,” “Calvin and Hobbes,” or even Mickey Mouse, one cartoon stole the show

We spoke with Flagg about the anniversary of the film and her latest book

Two Seckatary Hawkins books that guided Harper Lee toward her seminal work

Fall’s favorite bloom flourishes throughout the South, particularly at one historic Alabama home

One author sets out to show just how iconic a hairstyle can be

Check out the latest releases from authors we’ve featured in the magazine

Eleven burial grounds that are peaceful, historic, and memorable

A handful of Southerners with good advice on how they made it to a tenth decade

A new book and documentary tell the story of New Orleans restaurateur Ella Brennan

Gardens don’t need to be gigantic to be grand.

Goings-On In the South & Beyond

New restaurant openings across the South