A Thousand Miles and Counting
'A Thousand Miles and Counting,' presented by the Savannah College of Art and Design, is the short-film documentary of two runaway slaves, William and Ellen Craft.
Byron Herbert Reece’s Blairsville
Byron Herbert Reece, known as "the Farmer Poet," was born at the site of what is now Vogel State Park in Blairsville, Georgia.
Top Islands in the South
Everybody loves a good beach destination, but an island takes vacation to the next level.
The Future of Gaming Heads South
Southern states have become some of the most attractive for relocation of gaming companies from the West Coast.
Three Sporting Legends Born In Georgia
Some of the biggest sports teams in the country represent The Peach State.
Leopold’s Ice Cream: A Century of Tasty Memories
Read an excerpt from a new book that chronicles 100 years of ice cream from Savannah's beloved institution.
3 Resorts for a Much-Needed End of Summer Getaway
Take advantage of this endless summer and plan a Southern escape.
Georgia Vs. Georgia: Two Sites Rivaling For Tourist Attention
Find out what the two Georgias have in common and also how they differ.
Attend the 2020 Carson McCullers Literary Festival
U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo will headline The Carson McCullers Literary Festival February 21-22 in Columbus, Georgia.
Dashing Through the Snow … In Savannah
Was "Jingle Bells" really written in Savannah? New book Secret Savannah reveals the weird and wonderful about one of the South's most charming cities.
