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A small Georgia city continues to celebrate its signature bloom—this year, with a new title

A fascinating book, The Electric Pencil: Drawings from Inside State Hospital No. 3., tells the story of an artist whose works were almost lost

Harvey Penick’s sage advice still resonates

This spring, the South takes center stage in five new plays and revivals

Roy Blount, Jr. shares a collection of essays, songs, poems, and odes to the food he loves and loathes

Today, more than three million young women across 92 countries are Girl Scouts

Five jaw-dropping views that will yank you right out of winter hibernation

The world of travel trailers is as wide as the open road

Only a handful of minor league teams across the country employ dogs as ball and bat retrievers, and Miss Babe Ruth left her mark

Cornelia Vanderbilt’s April 29, 1924 wedding was a defining event in the 1920s South

The artists were at the beginning of their careers, yet already beloved the world over

A few images we wish we could have fit in the pages

Camellias love the South

Tips for telling a harmless tall tale

Conservation efforts for the playful animals are seeing remarkable success

The Shanghai Parade dates back to the 1800s

A few of our favorite holiday-named Southern locales that wear their yuletide spirit proudly

How a Kentucky landscape designer grows holiday spirit at his family Christmas store

Writer Davis Miller recalls decades of memories with the legendary boxer

A game of auto polo anyone?