Since it first launched in 1969, putting Hilton Head Island on the map, the annual Heritage golf tournament has served as the island’s signature event. As some of golf’s biggest names make their way to Harbour Town, the entire island…
By virtue of being an island, Hilton Head is surrounded by water. But apart from and meandering in between the ICW along one edge and the vastness of the Atlantic to the other, the island is a treasure trove of…
Hilton Head Island’s lush natural beauty and blissfully temperate sub-tropical climate demand a slower pace. And its hidden wonders, tucked away among tranquil maritime forests and along the banks of peaceful lagoons, demand exploration. Combine these demands and you have…
With her striking good looks and her veteran bona fides, Miss Lauren Young has quickly become an internet sensation. This former Army MP's relentless patriotism made her a perfect fit for Nine Line Apparel.
Jesse Cole, the owner of the Savannah Bananas baseball team, is just as vibrant and colorful as his trademark yellow tuxedo. His new book, “Find Your Yellow Tux” encourages readers to embrace what makes them different.
But what if you wanted to try something different this year? What if you wanted to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in a slightly less frenzied atmosphere, on an island paradise where you could spend your post-parade buzz with your toes in the sand.
The great thing about a place like Hilton Head is that there’s a little something for everyone. Sure not everyone’s going to feel like golf or tennis, but who can say no to a day on the beach or a…
You’ve more than likely ever heard about Hilton Head Island, maybe you’ve even visited. But odds are good you’ve never once considered its odd name. Hilton Island, sure you assume that it was named after some guy named Hilton (and…
When people talk about getting away to Hilton Head Island, they’re usually referring to two types of holidays: the golf foursome getaway or the full-fledged family vacation. And you can forgive the island for cultivating such a reputation. After all,…
GEORGE the second, by the grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland, king, defender of the faith, and so forth. To all to whom these presents shall come, greeting. So begins the charter of the great state of…
Why You Need to Start Planning Your February Hilton Head Vacation We know. We know. February? A beach vacation in February? But hear us out – Hilton Head Island is more than just beaches. It’s more than just golf.…
It seems like we’re heading for a pretty mild winter here in the South. Just the same, we’re already looking forward to spring break. Yeah, March is a long way off. But it will be here before you know it…
For everyone reading this, there is a time and a place where the final chapter of your story will be told, you will breathe your last and you will move on.
Dr. Ronald Finger is famous in these parts as being one of the best plastic surgeons in the south. Few people know him as Ron the Race Car Driver.
Sean Brock’s four-city celebration of Southern cuisine comes to Savannah.
Once thought of as simply a fad, Farm to Table has come to serve as a rallying point for conscious consumers, restaurateurs, and family farmers eager to bring food back to its roots.
Looking for that last-minute gift idea for the discerning spirit lover on your list? You’re in luck because we’ve discovered a treasure trove of amazing gifts at Ghost Coast Distillery. Beyond their famed libations, Ghost Coast is a celebration of…
New Year’s Eve on Hilton Head Island Ring in 2018 in style on the coast. It’s about time to make your New Year’s Eve plans, if you haven’t already. And if you haven’t, you’re in luck because we have an…
There’s a reason why the roads of Hilton Head Island tend to skew fairly minivan-heavy during the summer months: with its 12 miles of sandy beaches and endless opportunities for recreation, this is paradise for family travel. Whatever your…
Bing Crosby had the right idea: there's nothing like a white Christmas. Thing is, Bing was referring to snow. And if there’s one thing we know about snow down south it’s this: we don’t have much use for it. Down…
As if you needed another reason to thank God you live in the South, we’re going to give you three words that sum it up beautifully: Year. Round. Golf. Well, our Yankee brethren are forced to retreat from the course…
Hilton Head Island’s resident boot-tappin’, fiddle-shredding rock stars have toured the country, conquered the recording studio… and mellowed into one of the most musically rounded, dynamic live shows in the South.
Norman Reedus, everyone’s favorite bike-riding zombie-killing bad boy from The Walking Dead, recently took his new show Ride with Norman Reedus through Savannah. In an exclusive interview, South magazine gets his thoughts on the Hostess City, life on the road, and which of his co-stars he’d throw to the zombies.
Meet one of the 2017 winners of the South's Greatest Bosses Contest!
Need a reason to head to Hilton Head? We have three. Need a place to stay while you’re there? We have you covered there, too.
Our local songstress enlisted some big-name musicians for her new album.
When the sun goes out, the fun goes on in Columbia, Charleston and Greenville.
Hilton Head Island was a far different place when Norris Richardson first arrived in Hilton Head Island in the mid-50s.
Most entrepreneurs agree that timing is everything. Meet some of the south's most successful that have changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.
How Arthur Blank, a kid from New York, wound up transforming the South—a few million in charitable donations (and one Super Bowl appearance) at a time.
Savannah’s Danielle Hicks travels west to work with producer legend Jim Scott to bring life to her latest project: Honey.
There is no single “key” to success in business, but if there were I’d imagine it would be the strength of the team.
Meet some of the south's most successful entrepreneurs who changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.
How Michael Bennett turned a single run-down apartment building into Holy City Hospitality, one of the most powerful hotel and restaurant businesses in the Southeast.
Most entrepreneurs agree that timing is everything. Meet some of the south's most successful that have changed with the times or hit the market at just the right moment.
True Nashville native Christy Wright takes her Dave Ramsey—approved message to the people.
How to get out on two wheels and look like a million bucks.
Meet one of the 2017 winners of the South's Greatest Bosses Contest!
Controversial among business owners, exalted among beach goers, these are the mobile newcomers reshaping the island’s food scene.
Part bucolic getaway, part master-planned homage to the classic Southern village, this could be the most exciting getaway in the South.
GRIT Camp starts Monday at Calvary Day School, applying expert principles in excellence and motivation to the unique challenges of youth. Ben Freakley knows a few things about motivation. Currently the mental performance coach for the Toronto Blue Jays, he’s…
In a city already known for its exquisite luxury condominiums, something entirely new and magnificently opulent is emerging. Throughout its 53 stories and 232 residences, No. 2 Opus Place re-imagines everything a luxury condominium can be for the luxury consumer.…
There’s a time and a place for everything. And with the rich foodie scene on the island, you’re never starved for options.
It’s time you took your relaxation seriously and found your beach.
You may know John Wilcher from his campaign ads. You may know him from the way he was swept into the role of Chatham County Sheriff on electoral promises to clean up the county’s law enforcement.
The man who added pyrotechnics to Comiskey Park, let the White Sox play in shorts and spearheaded the infamous Disco Demolition Night would no doubt be looking down on the modern state of baseball in the south with joy.
For a veteran kiteboarder, you couldn’t ask for a better way to start the day than kiteboarding on Tybee Island.
Savannah’s local law school is turning into a powerhouse in the legal field.
We know that proficiency with a firearm is a lost art, one that requires the utmost in dedication and care to maintain.
When Ty Dillon roared onto the hallowed grounds at Daytona earlier this year, he was doing more than just representing three generations of drivers.
