Archives: Destinations

Hospitality Highway runs the length of Georgia 400, linking seven communities that share historical and cultural significance. Though each town has its own personality, they all share a passion for the arts.

While I love old stuff, I am still a product of the new century. So it was a delightful surprise to find that Wyoming offered me that perfect mix of old and new, of vintage country pleasures and modern twists.

All four of us left the Black Hills with a much stronger sense of American history—and of South Dakota—than we’d had when we moseyed into town.

There are more than 100 independent restaurants in Lexington, Kentucky, which keeps quality and creativity high.

Outdoor enthusiasts-turned-workaholics, turn to a place offering fresh air, trails, and eco-culture: Sebring, Florida, and the surrounding cities of Avon Park and Lake Placid.