Georgia

An English designer looks to the Southwest Georgia quail set for her new apparel line

How to make the most of the city’s urban greenway, including where to eat, what to see, and—yes—how to find parking

With the kitschy fun of Cosmic Thing, the beloved band came back bigger than ever in the summer of 1989. But there’s a more serious story behind the Athens, Georgia-born classic

Georgia agriculture commissioner Gary Black demystifies one of the South’s unique crops

In his new book, caddy Tripp Bowden shares the story of how the club’s beloved longtime chef got by with a little help from a friend

Fried, grilled, or plated raw, Georgia’s famed Vidalia onions are springtime MVPs

After two years of lackluster blossoms, the Georgia city expects to once again be the pinkest place on the planet

A University of Georgia art professor leads a team of students creating—and restoring—Southern murals

Caretakers of a generations-old seafood business in the historic Georgia community of Harris Neck, a father and son look toward the promise of modern oyster farming to preserve a legacy—and a way of life—inextricably tied to the water

Deep in the woods, three generations of Atlantans make memories at their charming hunt camp

The sport of kings still reigns at Sea Island Resort

The legendary University of Georgia football coach and his wife, Barbara, share their recommendations for a perfect day in the Classic City

The cute, craze-inducing, (and controversial) Georgia-based toy company celebrates forty years this weekend

The University of Georgia’s iconic shrubs are still standing after nearly ninety years

Meet Justin Manglitz, the man who’s helping put ASW Distillery on the national map

Turn back the hands of time in a quiet Georgia enclave at the South’s Mountain lake

Meet the farmer behind the goat cheese Atlanta chefs are ga-ga for

A Savannah town house tells its story through Lowcountry treasures

In the late 1950s, a U.S. Air Force B-47 on a training mission jettisoned a hydrogen bomb somewhere in the ocean near Savannah. Sixty years later, steeped in local lore and Cold War intrigue, Tybee’s “broken arrow” remains one of the great Southern mysteries

Finding adventure and solace on the Altamaha River