South Magazine June-July 2017

Tips Every Dad Should Know From South's Greatest Dads

Just in time for father’s day, the south’s greatest dads share with us their challenges and why they love parenting so much.

Need4Speed: John Wilcher And His Muscle Cars

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.

Savannah Bananas, A Whole New Ballgame

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.

Life On The Fly with Guides Rivers and Glen

If you want to go exploring, whether a few miles or a few thousand miles away, Rivers & Glen can send you on your way.

A Second Wind for Veteran Kiteboarders

For a veteran kiteboarder, you couldn’t ask for a better way to start the day than kiteboarding on Tybee Island.

Old Sparky, Georgia's First Electric Chair

Old Sparky now sits on display at the Georgia State Prison alongside other prison paraphernalia, including Old Sparky’s generator and photos from the filming of “The Longest Yard".

Q&A: Detective Christopher Ross

Meet one of the region’s best homicide detectives for his take on solving real-life murder mysteries.

Out Here in the Wyld: Chef Tony Seichrist's Vision

The Wyld feels like a getaway, a trip away from town, while never leaving savannah.

Southern Soul Food's Best Kept Secret

We know it's hard to believe, but this is a secret we actually want you to tell.

Confessions Of A Bailiff

Behind the Scenes Before Going Behind Bars.

Savannah Law School, A Power House in the Legal Field

Savannah’s local law school is turning into a powerhouse in the legal field.

Range Therapy, The South's Guide to Proficiency in Firearms

We know that proficiency with a firearm is a lost art, one that requires the utmost in dedication and care to maintain.

Guns and Gasoline, Driver Ty Dillon Represents Daniel Defense in Daytona

When Ty Dillon roared onto the hallowed grounds at Daytona earlier this year, he was doing more than just representing three generations of drivers.

Savannah Based Artist Jim Cone Is A Man On Fire

To date he’s created more than 600 paintings and sculptures, his work clearly influenced by the cubism of Braque and Picasso.

A Decade of Law

We’ve covered a range of legal goings on here in the lowcountry – lawyers held hostage, drug busts, executions, that flag flap – here are some of the best from the past 10 years.

The Ladies of Law: Practicing Law as a Woman in the South

Imagine going to law school, getting the best grades, passing the bar—doing all the right things—but still not being able legally to practice law where you live.

Chef Kirk Blaine's Adventurous Menu at Castaway's

For one chef, wild game is more than a meal - it's an art.

The Deen's Welcome You to the Creek House

South’s first family is at it again with one of the greatest locations on the coastal south and some of the best lip-smackin’ recipes straight from the kitchens of Paula, Bobby and Jamie.

A Look at the South's Most Unforgettable Crimes

The South is a destination known for its charm, hospitality and sweet iced tea. Each year thousands of tourists visit to explore the rich history of Savannah and surrounding areas. Most leave with a pleasant taste of what the culture serves up. Despite the legendary tales and quintessential charm, there’s something else the South holds – plenty of secrets.