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G&G readers share the stories and inspiration behind their pets’ monikers

The Savannah native and former Georgia Bulldogs star won his first major championship

Easier said than done when dealing with a three-hundred-pound animal mired in pluff mud

Chef Rob McDaniel channels warm memories of the sweet Southern dessert

Four members of the music collective—Julie Williams, Jett Holden, Roberta Lea, and Tylar Bryant—perform songs. Recorded at the High Water Music Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

The North Carolina-born singer conjures female heroes on her first solo album in six years

See historic photos as the Blowing Rock Charity Horse Show celebrates its centennial anniversary this summer

All you need is a great guide, snorkeling gear, a patient eye, and this simple, buttery recipe

Our readers sum up the South’s muggy months with brief tales of sunset swims, lightweight linen, icy imbibements, and more

Whether you’re a soccer aficionado or don’t know a hat trick from a header, tune into the Women’s World Cup starting today to cheer on these Southern stars

The classic mayo brand opens its own taste of the South in New Orleans

Soaking up the beauty, adventure, and wonder of the Red River Gorge

Swap in your favorite fruit in these dreamy cream biscuits

A decadent peachy glaze gets a kick from bourbon in this summertime main dish

Pasta night, elevated with the flavors of summer—basil, fresh cheese, and juicy peaches

Set the stage for a summer party with chef Cheetie Kumar’s egg-and-herb dish with tomato chutney, spiced meatballs, and refreshing watermelon-cucumber cooler

Kick off the day with pillowy benne seed pancakes, a Spanish-inflected frittata, chicory salad, and a savory Michelada from Bethany and Dano Heinze of Vern’s

Southern Soul Barbeque fires up a game-day spread, sharing recipes for wings slathered in Cheerwine sauce, a standout smoked fish dip, and a zingy Bulldog smash

Transform a bright summertime snack into a briny and versatile bite

The artsy college town offers abundant diversions for visitors who don’t pay tuition