WorldAtlas has a list of the 13 most eccentric towns in Georgia offering unique and memorable experiences. Here's why they ...

July is one darn tough string of thirty days or so. If it wasn’t for large Georgia watermelons, ripe Rutger tomatoes, an ...

The Oak Ridge Fire burned through remote areas of the Navajo Nation, creating challenges for firefighters and emergency teams ...

Pebble Hill is exactly that kind of magical place. This stunning property in southwest Georgia stands out for its beauty and exceptional preservation. The main house looks like something from a fairy ...

A 1.5-mile avenue lined with over 400 live oak trees creates a tunnel of branches draped with Spanish moss. It’s like driving through a scene from a dream or a movie set. The trees were planted in the ...

Georgia’s forests stir with primal energy. That’s when 1.2 million white-tailed deer across the state take part in the rut, ...

Many caterpillars feed on the leaves of oak trees. Most will not do much damage, but some can pose a real threat to the ...

The Viroqua Historic Preservation Commission has designated the Gilman Champion Bur Oak Tree as a Viroqua Historic Landmark.

"The first formal flower gardens genuinely worthy of the name" in the history of the White House are the Rose Garden and the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden.

Wool sower galls are found primarily on white oak trees (Quercus alba) but also may be found on chestnut (Q. montana), swamp chestnut (Q. michauxii ) and swamp white oaks (Q. bicolor).

Welcome to Wrens, Georgia. Located about 30 miles southwest of Augusta, this is pecan country. Harvested from majestic trees, the pecan is a southern favorite. And here at Stuckey’s it has quite ...