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SAILORS clad in colorful team jerseys hurry across the St. Michaels Marina, hopping onto decks and setting off into the waves. The sun hangs high like a yolk suspended in the summer sky, and a telltale wind ensures a good showing at the...
When Laura and Richard Cullen decided to move from Washington, D.C., back to their hometown of Richmond, Virginia, they weren’t in a rush to find the right spot for their family of four, but as soon as this house hit the market, they knew it...
Savor the season with this fresh and fast duo.
Jones Valley Teaching Farm is showing young people the power of food and sharing lessons that can last a lifetime. Driving along I-20 through downtown Birmingham, you might be surprised to find a 3-acre city block of gardens—something that...
The go-to summer salad that always reminds Craig Melvin of his grandma
Five days of music, mountains, and community in western North Carolina I was standing onstage behind Ricky Skaggs, the legendary bluegrass musician, before a crowd of more than 1,500 people at the Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium in Brevard,...
Judi and Paul Aucoin’s daylilies may last for mere hours, but the dazzling display is worth the wait. Daydreamers Judi and Paul Aucoin’s daylilies may last for mere hours, but the dazzling display is worth the wait By JENNA SIMS “This is...
An abandoned patch of blueberry bushes became the unlikely passion project for one Alabama woman. Josie Gbadamosi knows all about pruning and starting over. Before she became known as “The Blueberry Lady” in her hometown of Tuskegee, Alabama,...
The story behind Birmingham’s special hot dog—and the people carrying on the legacy You’ll be forgiven if you don’t know the Birmingham hot dog—or that it is even a thing. It’s not as gaudy as the Chicago one, not as ubiquitous as its Coney...