Florida author Nancy J. Cohen writes the Bad Hair Day Mysteries.

Longleaf Vista in the Kisatchie Forest of Louisiana offers a gorgeous view and a 1.5-mile trail down to a bayou.

Jane Tesh writes several Southern mystery series.

June 14 in National Bourbon Day and we're here to celebrate that spirit.

Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga may take the prize for the photos snapped.

National Seersucker Day is June 9 and it's especially celebrated in New Orleans, where the seersucker suit was born.

The Chapel of the Madonna in White Castle, Louisiana, is arguably the smallest church in the South — if not the world!

A.C. Mason's novels feature Susan Foret, mystery writer, and are set in South Louisiana.

The Witch Tree of Louisville has a strange history and a following that continues today.

A limping stray cat in Natchez, Mississippi, captured the hearts of City Hall.

Spotlight on Author Mike Nemeth.

If you’re searching for true Mexican cuisine and less of the commercialized fare, take a drive down Buford Highway in Atlanta.

The South loves a good reenactment, including a law enforcement raid on a moonshine still.

Mydatingadviser.com studied more than 700 U.S. wineries and the top three were in Tennessee!

Bricklayer Kenny Hill settled in the small bayou town of Chauvin in 1988, erecting a tent on a bayou-side lot while he built his home.

Alongside the road in the woods of northwest Georgia lies a grave containing only a leg.

Jasper Newton Daniel, otherwise known as Jack, created one of the world's finest whiskeys. But an impulsive moment took his life.

New Orleans is a welcoming place, a town where visitors can release their inhibitions and don their natural personalities.

Southern gardens offer ways to honor that brilliant harbinger of spring - the daffodil.

Tulane University Special Collections honors the New Orleans Jazz Fest with “Music IS the Scene: Jazz Fest’s First Decade, 1970-1979.”