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This season’s evening looks are as vibrant as the people, places, and music of Mississippi’s storied Blues Highway
50 Perfect Southern Things
Features
Conservation
Since first encountering an indigo snake as a boy, the author has been haunted by this all-but-extinct vestige of the Southern wild, once as much a part of the landscape as the longleaf pine. For fifty years he has walked the woods in search of an indigo, with an eye to the ground and, at long last, a little help from perhaps the only group in the world trying to save them
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City PortraitMaybe it’s the river, maybe it’s the ribs, maybe it’s the music or something else. Whatever it is, the South’s capital of soul has a way of bewitching you
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Arts & CultureSome may call it bragging. We call it counting our blessings
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City PortraitExplore the city’s renowned institutions and the best of what’s next
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Sporting SceneForget standings and scores. In these parts, college football is about more than winning or losing
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All Articles from this Issue
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Good DogWherein a couple fall in love with a dog and out of love with each other
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Made in the SouthIn a small shop in Kentucky, Gray Zeitz creates books the old-fashioned way
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CollectionsPreston Gough’s collection of pedigreed knives is a study in Southern craftsmanship
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End of the LineWhy we need a world full of bees
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HomeplaceHow event designer Keith G. Robinson revived an antebellum estate in the heart of rural Georgia
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Our Kind of PlaceA gorgeously overgrown graveyard in coastal North Carolina preserves centuries of stories
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The Southern AgendaGoings-on in the South and beyond
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AdventuresHeading north for a Southern dream on God’s River
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Arts & CultureEtiquette expert Elizabeth Edwards, of Arzberger Stationers in Charlotte, North Carolina, shares the ABCs of a well-written thank-you note
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19 SlideshowGardensA country estate reborn
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Fork in the RoadChef Kevin Gillespie’s dim sum spin on fine dining is a force to be reckoned with
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MusicWith his sophomore release and full-fledged recording studio, Matthew E. White has brought the spirit of Stax to Richmond
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LegendsThe golfer reflects on the course that taught him almost everything he knows
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The Southern AgendaFive sure bets for where to watch this year’s run for the roses if you aren’t Louisville bound
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The Southern AgendaTry Sean Brock’s spicy version of a classic beer cocktail
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Anatomy of a ClassicBarbecue from way down South
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HarvestLocal chefs are rediscovering homegrown ingredients
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DrinksSmall-batch distilleries are helping rum reclaim its rightful place in the well-stocked Southern bar
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What's in SeasonThough less well-known than their crab counterparts, soft-shell crawfish are a superb springtime delicacy
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Sporting SceneOne of sportfishing’s most storied tournaments returns to Tuna Alley
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Ask G>houghts on skinny-dipping, tailgating with style, and making Mom happy
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11 SlideshowLand & ConservationOn the trail of an endangered species
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BooksA Southern photographer’s stirring tale of a life in pictures
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23 SlideshowTravelA closer look at the River City
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7 SlideshowArts & CultureThis season’s evening looks are as vibrant as the people, places, and music of Mississippi’s storied Blues Highway
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The G&G InterviewThirty years after walking away from music, Bill Withers joins the ranks of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame royalty
