Officials increased patrols at Welcome All Park after monitoring posts suggesting a large youth gathering was being planned ...

Sometimes the best things in life really are free, and the Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway near Helen, Georgia proves it with ...

Stacker researched U.S. trends and cultural influences to determine the signature side dish from all 50 states that everyone ...

Looking for a peaceful getaway in the mountains without dealing with crowds and long travel times? Georgia has some amazing mountain towns that offer exactly what you need. These hidden gems give you ...

There’s a little town in North Georgia where you can eat schnitzel for breakfast, tube down a river by lunch, and zip-line through the mountains before dinner—all while surrounded by Alpine ...

When summer crowds disappear and cooler temperatures arrive, Georgia transforms into a peaceful paradise that locals know and ...

Louisiana’s River Parishes may be best known for their historic plantations and scenic swamps, but the food scene here is just as worth the trip. From classic Cajun po’boys to cozy bakeries, there are ...

Last week, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Georgia to announce the release of more than $500 ...

The agency said it will be accepting applications for the next six weeks.

Georgia farmers can soon apply for more than $500 million in federal funding to help recover from Hurricane Helene. Applications open next week.

Georgia farmers and producers impacted by Hurricane Helene will receive over $531 million in federal disaster relief, with applications opening March 16, 2026.

This block grant comes months after bipartisan appeals to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for distribution of the desperately needed funds.