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Arts & Culture
A word of caution—photos of these greens may turn you a little red
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The commonwealth’s quirkiest holiday event happens to be one of its most magical
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That would be thanks to Father Jim Sichko (and yes, it’s for a good cause). Read our interview with the Kentucky priest.
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An oinking affirmation that the more things change in Atlanta, the more they stay the same
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The jewelry mogul shares more details about the new label, which includes boots, clothing, and home goods
Good Dog
In an exclusive (possibly imagined) interview, the real top dog in the Grisham household emerges
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Rather than a farewell to arms, these cats say hello to extra toes. On the Hemingway Home’s sixtieth anniversary, a look at one of the writer’s strangest legacies.
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Meet AJ Bridges, the Kentucky prodigy designing some of the South’s top new courses
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Focused on (and in) the field, a party animal off of it, the yellow Lab has captivated fans, charmed recruits, and brought a little bit of cheeky mischief to the sidelines
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People from all over the world travel to the Little Longhorn Saloon to try their hand at this game of cluck
SOUTHERN MYTHS AND LEGENDS
The stinky, four-toed cryptid is said to lurk in swamps across the Sunshine State. Years ago, I almost met him.
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A Natchitoches local shares behind-the-scenes details about the iconic film—and the star’s Southern snack of choice
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A massive hometown tailgate in Athens, Georgia, feels more like a family reunion
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With Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage set to premiere tonight, we caught up with the Cooper family’s lovable breakout star
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With their artful depictions of collegiate buildings, a UVA grad’s designs have won fans across the country
Food & Drink
Long thought lost, ancestral Native American kernels make their way back home to the Lumbee, Waccamaw-Siouan, and Coharie
Travel
Not quite antique stores, and more elevated than flea markets, the region’s gothic emporiums embrace the unusual—and a dash of the dark arts
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Gary Hester is among the elite putters competing in the Master’s of mini golf this week in Myrtle Beach