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What makes a perfect Southern meal?

United States · United States

What makes a perfect Southern meal?

I don't know about you, but I spend a lot of time making up the perfect meal in my mind. It always goes like this: "I'd have my granny's turkey and dressing with cranberry sauce, and a side of my mom's green beans, and maybe my family's mac and cheese, wait, maybe a steak grilled by my husband, wait ..."You get the idea. It's a fun game to play, and one that immediately makes you hungry. And we wanted to know what your picks would be, so we aske…See the Story

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Visit music's most important landmarks in Mississippi

Clarksdale · Clarksdale

Visit music's most important landmarks in Mississippi

It might surprise you to find out that some of music’s most important landmarks can be found in Mississippi. In fact, the state is known as the birthplace of American music and is specifically famed as the place where both blues and Elvis Presley were born. Such notoriety, of course, means that the state is filled with places important to music. From the hardware store where Elvis bought his first guitar to where Robert Johnson supposedly sold h…See the Story

What we love about each Southern state

Monroeville, Alabama · Monroeville

What we love about each Southern state

It’s the month of love, and boy can we wax poetic about the reasons we love living in the South. From the best food in the world to the loveliest cities and small towns…from beautiful natural wonders to iconic personalities…there are so many reasons why we love each state in the region.Narrowing our love list to just one reason per state was incredibly difficult, but we gave it our best try.What do you love about the South? What did we leave out…See the Story

Grandmas react to Southern hot takes

Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham

Grandmas react to Southern hot takes

Will our Grandmas agree or disagree with these Southern Hot Takes? Guess there's only one way to find out!See the Story

How Southerners say 'I love you' without actually saying it

United States · United States

How Southerners say 'I love you' without actually saying it

We Southerners have a way with words. There's a reason some of the world's greatest authors came from the South, after all. But it isn't just famous writers who have a way with words. Everyone from Maw Maw to the stranger you meet in the line at Wal-Mart can weave a tale unlike anything else you've ever heard before. Keeping that in mind, we asked y'all (the It's a Southern Thing Facebook audience -- if y'all haven't followed us, we'd invite you…See the Story

7 ways to celebrate Elvis Presley’s birthday month

Elvis Presley · Tupelo

7 ways to celebrate Elvis Presley’s birthday month

Happy birthday month, Elvis Aaron Presley! The King of Rock n Roll was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, and is still remembered with fondness by music fans and Southerners in general. Even 90 years later, his birthday is a reason to celebrate–and he remains as popular and culturally important as ever. Here are 7 ways to celebrate Elvis Presley’s birthday month today (or any day): Have an Elvis listening or dance party. The perfect…See the Story

What is the South's color?

Charleston, South Carolina · Charleston

What is the South's color?

Each year, the Pantone Color Institute selects a “color of the year.” The organization, which is known for setting trends for graphic, construction and fashion design, announced that its color for 2025 is mocha mousse.Mocha Mousse, the group said, is a “warming, brown hue imbued with richness” that “nurtures us with its suggestion of delectable qualities of chocolate and coffee, answering our desires for comfort.” According to the Institute, its…See the Story