Monthly Archives: October 2011

A Sebastian landmark since 1927 on Indian River Drive has been undergoing a transformation. It’s being done to restore the city’s centuries old reputation as a “quaint old fishing village” and to attract a host of visitors throughout the year. … Continue reading →

HILLSBOROUGH – Matthew Roybal doesn’t have a signature dish, but if there’s a food he’s known for it’s his pickles. They’re sours. Vinegar-based and very, very spicy. “I use fresh crushed garlic to make my own blend of sour brine,” … Continue reading →

Before Detroit’s Campus Martius Park opened in 2004, many of the historic buildings around it had emptied. Major department stores were vacant or torn down.   “Nothing was there,” says Bob Gregory, president of Campus Martius Park. “It was not … Continue reading →

From farmers to storytellers, musicians to riverkeepers, our culture is rooted in and sustained by everyday heroes. The editors of Southern Living magazine want to recognize them. So, we have launched our first-ever Heroes of the New South Awards, a … Continue reading →

Bertie Country, North Carolina, is an agricultural community, but most of its residents still don’t have access to fresh food. With this new market, they will–plus some beautiful architecture.   Bertie County, North Carolina is the poorest county in its … Continue reading →