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Beat the Heat: Introducing HeatRisk, The South’s New Must-Have Weather Tool

🔎 The Gist: A new tool named HeatRisk has been introduced by the National Weather Service and CDC to aid in anticipating

April 23, 2024

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Grits and Grace: How Southern Hospitality Is Winning the Heart of the Modern World

In the heart of every Southerner is the innate creed of hospitality, a legacy as lush and enduring as the magnolia trees

November 10, 2023

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Over Half in the South Struggled With Energy Bills Amid Record Heat Over the Summer

The Gist: According to a new report, in the sweltering summer of 2023, 50% of Southerners report difficulty in paying their energy

October 12, 2023

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What will the winter weather in the South be like this year?

As leaves turn and fall’s crisp air settles in, many in the South are already looking ahead, wondering what winter might bring.

October 4, 2023

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Are Southern states failing women?

The Gist: A recent city ranking reveals a tough reality: women in the South are facing rougher conditions compared to their Northern

October 2, 2023

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7 Lesser-Known Southern Landmarks: Hidden Gems of the South

The South is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. While many flock to famous sites like the French Quarter in New

September 20, 2023

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Prices in the South went up again in August

(The Center Square) – Prices in the South Region increased for the second consecutive month in August, according to data released by

September 14, 2023

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14 Must-Visit Spots for Fall Activities in The South

As the heat of summer mellows into the crisp coolness of fall, the Southern U.S. comes alive with a palette of oranges,

September 11, 2023

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The Rich Tapestry of Southern Accents: More Than Just a Drawl

When you hear the term “Southern accent,” you might immediately picture someone saying “y’all” with a slow drawl. But did you know

September 10, 2023

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The Saga of Voting Rights in the South

You might think of voting as a simple trip to a nearby polling station, but the story of voting rights in the

September 5, 2023

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Your Southern Grandma: Why is a toilet called a commode?

The word “commode” isn’t just a relic from Your Southern Grandma’s vocabulary; it’s a snapshot of how language and culture can evolve

September 3, 2023

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The South - Page 2

Beat the Heat: Introducing HeatRisk, The South’s New Must-Have Weather Tool

Grits and Grace: How Southern Hospitality Is Winning the Heart of the Modern World

Over Half in the South Struggled With Energy Bills Amid Record Heat Over the Summer

What will the winter weather in the South be like this year?

Are Southern states failing women?

7 Lesser-Known Southern Landmarks: Hidden Gems of the South

Prices in the South went up again in August

14 Must-Visit Spots for Fall Activities in The South

The Rich Tapestry of Southern Accents: More Than Just a Drawl

The Saga of Voting Rights in the South

Your Southern Grandma: Why is a toilet called a commode?

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