South Magazine - The April-May 2014

It has been more than 120 years since the little 5- foot- tall lady sharpshooter graced the stage in the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show.  The great Sioux Indian chief, Sitting Bull, called her "Little Sure Shot," and her remarkable…

For these Southerners when the weather heats up there’s no need to cover up. These guys and girls know that being fit is not just the end goal; it is a way of life that goes beyond swimsuit season. So…

What do Marilyn Monroe and Marc Jacobs have in common?  “They both have that star quality, sex appeal, and vulnerability,” said Meredith Gray event co-chair of the Telfair Museums’ The Art of Great Fashion Committee.  The fashion show will run…

 A recent visitor to Savannah’s Food and Wine Festival in November and fourth generation scion of the famed Mondavi California wine family Rob Mondavi, Jr. and his wife, Lydia are now partnered in their own enterprises, “Isabela Mondavi Wines,” and…

 Part professionals, part athletes, Brady King and his crew swing from window to window like real-life Spidermen, cleaning each window in less than one minute, often surprising those on the other side of the glass with their aerial acrobatics. While…

How does a man who is so close to the ugly truth about what mankind has done—is doing—to the environment keep a sense of wonder and happiness? Peter Bahouth’s notions of adventure and happiness are not confined to travel or…

The seemingly unlikely duo of Robert Morris and Charles “Charlie” Ellis has been harvesting such treasures together for several years in a quest to get closer to the spirit of the river.  Morris is a painter by training and practice…