Tag: Allison Entrekin
Great lakes of the Southeast
Find your perfect lake, whether you prefer action-packed pursuits or lakeside leisure.
Where to Stay: Spotlight on Carillon Miami Wellness Resort
Spa, sand, and serious workouts in Miami Beach.
Cumberland Island: Georgia’s hidden gem
Fifteen barrier islands line the coast of Georgia. The southernmost and largest is called Cumberland.
Why Kenny Leon loves Atlanta
Kenny Leon believes in hard work. He does not, apparently, believe in sleep.
Big Easy Bash: New Orleans turns 300
“We’re a city that knows how to throw a party,” says New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu. He would know: A native of the Big Easy, he’s had his share of fun at the town’s famed festivals and parades.
Head farther south for a “dreamy” Disney cruise
As an Orlando native who grew up in the shadow of Cinderella’s castle, I’d go so far as to say I trust Disney to wow me. That’s why I booked my family—my husband, our six-year-old daughter, four-year-old son, and me—on a four-night cruise on the Disney Dream.
Kenny Chesney talks beaches, meat-and-threes, and Nashville neighborhoods
Kenny Chesney doesn’t sing about the things most people chase, like big houses, shiny cars, and the heady rush of fame. He sings about the things most people actually have, like shift work, two-toned Chevys, and old blue chairs rocking in the wind.
Natural Highs: Test gravity—and your limits—on a trip to Chattanooga
Perhaps no one did more to flip Chattanooga’s reputation from grimy to green than U.S. Senator Bob Corker. The city’s mayor from 2001 to 2005, he announced midway through his term that he wanted to see Chattanooga market itself as the “Boulder of the East.”
Weekend Getaway: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
As Baton Rouge turns 200, people are coming into downtown again—and not necessarily because they have business in the capitol or at nearby Louisiana State University.
Spotlight on St. Barts
Despite its reputation, St. Barts isn’t Las Vegas; it’s a historic island where many residents still live in modest whitewashed cottages and collect rainwater in cisterns.
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