In This Issue

A signature dish is a recipe that identifies an individual chef. These dishes are the culinary equivalent of an artist’s famous style, or masterpiece. With each one as unique as the chef who made them, you’ll want to try every last one.

deer hunting. spending time in the great outdoors, the rush behind the kill, the meat you provide for your family. if you’re just now getting into it, fear not. we break down eveything you need to know to get your first kill.

Something is happening on Skidaway Island–something that is happening nowhere else in the state. The UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant are hatching the next best thing.

America’s first Prohibition museum has opened in Savannah and we are celebrating by taking a look back at the history of Prohibition in the South and why we never, ever, want to go back to that again.

Dr. paul Shealy is not just a locally renowned veterinarian, he is also a thrill-seeking polo player.

Savannah native, Bobby Zarem spent more than four decades in the cutthroat entertainment capitals of New York and Hollywood before returning to his family home in Ardsley Park.

This Georgia native made it to the top few out of thousands on American Idol.

Savannah is considered one of the most haunted cities in America. Shannon Scott, expert in all things paranormal, relays the stories behind the most haunted places in the city.

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.

Charlie Daniels comes down to Georgia for a Savannah show Nov. 10. But first he opens up to South on his long career, his unexpected influences, and how his most famous song almost didn’t happen.

Evander Holyfield didn’t become the four-time world heavyweight boxing champion without some help along the way. Now the “Real Deal” is trying to help others escape poverty and crime through boxing, and he’s starting in Savannah.

Learned in the ways of The Force, are you? Knowledge of the nerdiest corners of George Lucas’ magnum opus, you have? Take our quiz to test your knowledge!

Local Savannian, William Mark McCullough, talks about his experiences on set working across from Tom Cruise in his newest feature film, American Made. This could be the film that launches this southern badboy into stardom.

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.

If Paula Deen’s career were a testament to life, it would tell you that hard work pays off, life isn’t fair, and if you get thrown off the horse, get back on.

  1. Plan, Plan and Plan Again “I can’t say it enough. In my industry, planning is everything. Surround yourself with professionals of integrity; those who understand and appreciate your specific needs, and will educate you during the planning process.…

Check out these financial tips from Sam Hubbard, who is a financial advisor here in Savannah.

How the breed that took down Osama Bin Laden is becoming the choice security for power professionals.

“Character is power” – and South Magazine has chosen a dozen people of character who, in a variety of ways, are doing big things, making changes that will improve our future.