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04/08/2025

Taylorsville, Mississippi 2025
Smith County
Welcome to Taylorsville, Mississippi, a southern gem where you can find something for everyone! Start your visit with a trip to the Upper Leaf River, where you can canoe, fish, or swim. Then, take a step back in time when you visit the Taylorsville Depot or the Watkins Museum. Although you’ll need to request a tour, it is worth it to see the replica of the original train depot that brought train services to Taylorsville, as well as to see the home of the Taylorsville Signal (Taylorsville’s first newspaper) which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Stay on the move at the Taylorsville City Park, where you’ll find a 1/8 mile long paved walking track nestled in the curves of a pecan grove. Don’t miss out on their seasonal festivals and parades, including “Grillin’ and Chillin',” their Fourth of July Fireworks display, Christmas in the Park, and much more. Keep up-to-date with their local website for more information! Town of Taylorsville Chamber of Commerce of Taylorsville, MS Smith County Sheriff's Office, Mississippi

04/08/2025

Parsons, Tennessee 2025
Decatur County
Welcome to Parsons, Tennessee (formerly known as "Parsons Flat"), where you'll find one of the most charming towns in all of Tennessee. Looking for a historical view of the area? Visit the Parsons and Greater Area Historical Museum, located in the Parsons City Municipal Complex. Looking for something in the area of the arts? Visit the Parsons Library, where they have an Art Gallery of local artists, as well as a career center and a genealogy area. Make sure to check the city’s website to see if the “Rivertime Players” are having a play or musical while you’re visiting- you won't want to miss out! Lastly, if you want beautiful scenery along with a safe space to walk, enjoy the City of Parsons Walking Trail. Keep updated with their local websites for more information! City of Parsons Police Department and Fire Department Decatur County Chamber of Commerce

03/08/2025

Lewisburg, Tennessee 2025
Marshall County
Welcome to Lewisburg, Tennessee! Whether you prefer indoors, outdoors, or both, you'll have plenty to do here, including fainting goats, the most beautiful gaited horses in all the land, good food, good music, good “spirits,” and good people. If you’re visiting during the month of October, come join in their Goats, Music, and More Festival. You’ll find Marshall County’s unique “fainting” goats, Boer goats, arts and crafts, food vendors, children’s activities, and music to suit all tastes. Speaking of tastes, they have a BBQ Cook-Off sanctioned by the Lewisburg Rotary Club, so make sure to bring your appetite! If you’re visiting for the outdoors, there are parks and campgrounds available for most levels of outdoor-seekers enjoyment. Enjoy adult beverages and want to try something new? Visit their local winery, which uses a wide selection of Tennessee-grown grape varieties to make their wine. This winery is included in the South Central TN Wine and Spirits Trail & Passport, where you can visit locations throughout Tennessee to try house-made spirits. Keep up-to-date with their local websites so you don’t miss out! Lewisburg, Tennessee Main Street Lewisburg TN Lewisburg Police Department Marshall County TN Chamber of Commerce Marshall County Sheriff's Office Tennessee

02/08/2025

Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 2025
Lawrence County
Known far and wide as “The Official Birthplace of Southern Gospel Music,” Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, has something for everyone! If you’re touring the Tennessee Music Pathways, look for the marker honoring James D. Vaughan- the father of southern gospel music. And if you’re visiting during the summer, make sure to attend the annual James D. Vaughan Quartet Festival, where you’ll hear some of the most talented voices around! Depending on when you visit, you may be just in time for some of their annual events, parades, and festivals such as the Fishing Derby, Tennessee Music and Food Fest, Springtime Merry Market, Clash of the Monster Trucks, Summertown Bluegrass Reunion, Rumble at the Crossroads Weekend, Lone Star Rodeo, Lawco Freedom Fest, Crossroads of Dixie Antique Tractor and Engine Show, David Crockett Days, Bulls and Barrels Rodeo, Middle Tennessee District Fair, Oktoberfest, Antique Car and Truck Show, The Merry Market, Lawrence County Christmas Parade, Christmas in the Country, and much more! If you prefer the outdoors, they have many parks with many amenities! Just try the Rotary Park, Bobby Brewer Park, the Old Armory, Scout Park, Veteran’s Park, David Crockett State Park, or any of the neighborhood parks, like Richardson Park, Brannon Street Park, Simms Street Park, and/or the David Crockett Cabin. These amenities include volleyball Courts, meeting spaces, yoga classrooms, walking tracks and courts, soccer, softball, baseball, and football fields, batting cages, picnic shelters, swimming pool with diving boards and a slide, indoor and outdoor basketball, tennis court, shuffleboard courts, and if that wasn’t enough, an 18-hole Disc Golf Course! Last but certainly not least, if you're looking to step back into simpler times and/or purchase a variety of prepared foods, produce, furniture, leather goods, baskets, and many other items, follow the handmade signs at the end of an Amish driveway to the sellers, on Monday through Saturday. There, you'll find access to the Amish Heritage Wagon Tours, a bustling Amish community, and a wonderfully unique experience for the whole family. Keep up-to-date with Lawrenceburg's websites for more information. City of Lawrenceburg, TN - Government Visit Lawrenceburg Visit Lawrenceburg Tennessee Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce Lawrence County, Tennessee Government Lawrence County, TN Sheriff's Office

01/08/2025

Iuka, Mississippi 2025
Tishomingo County
Welcome to Iuka, Mississippi, a quaint town waiting to see you! Known as the “Gateway to Mississippi” and home to the only museum in the Unites States specifically dedicated to aprons, Iuka is one-of-a-kind! Visit the Mineral Springs Park, Jay Bird Park, Tishomingo State Park, or the J.P. Coleman State Park. Between these four parks, you’ll have a busy day of walking, picnicking, playgrounds, tennis courts, a log cabin, museum/interpretive center, lodge, boat launches, fishing, a pool- basically any outdoor activity you can think of, you can do it! Don’t miss the Farmer’s Market in Jay Bird Park every Saturday morning during growing season. Make sure to check their calendar of events on their website so you don’t miss anything! City of Iuka Downtown Iuka Tishomingo County Tourism Tishomingo County Development Foundation Tishomingo County Sheriff's Department

01/08/2025

Headland, Alabama 2025
Henry County
Whether you're here for a visit or here for the long haul, welcome to Headland, Alabama, where the "Gem of the Wiregrass" is truly a gem to be seen! If you’re in Headland during the summer, bring your chairs or blankets to “Under the Oaks,” where you’ll enjoy the live music, food and snack vendors, and the local shops who stay open late during each event. If you’re visiting during the fall, make sure to attend their Headland Harvest Festival. During this two day festival, you’ll find a Harvest Run 5K, food and other miscellaneous vendors, entertainment, a car show, and other activities for all ages. If you’re into the outdoors, visit Douglas or Morris Park for sports opportunities, playground accessibility, and pavilions for entertaining. Keep up with their local pages so you don’t miss out! City of Headland, Alabama Headland Area Chamber of Commerce Henry County Sheriff’s Office

01/08/2025

Dunlap, Tennessee 2025
Sequatchie County
Welcome to Dunlap, Tennessee, where whether you’re into the thrill of hang gliding or prefer exploring unique areas on the ground, they have it all! Visit the Tennessee Tree Toppers Hang Gliders to hang glide down from the top of Henson Gap, all while gazing at the views of the Sequatchie Valley. It’ll be a view you’ll never forget! Want to see the same sights but prefer your feet on the ground? Visit the Dunlap Coke Ovens Park and hike through the 88-acre shaded park and trails that are chock full of history. While you’re there, visit the Coke Oven Museum and learn about how they used the beehive coke ovens to convert coal into industrial coke. Feeling like a more difficult hike? Walk the 3,900 foot incline to the top of Fredonia Mountain to see breathtaking views of the valley. Depending on when you’re visiting, make sure to attend their annual Bluegrass Festival, Valley Fest, the 127 Yard Sale, or other fun opportunities throughout the year! Make sure to keep up with their local website for more information. City of Dunlap TN Sequatchie County - Dunlap Chamber of Commerce Sequatchie County

31/07/2025

Crossett, Arkansas 2025
Ashley County
Known as “The Forestry Capital of the South,” Crossett, Arkansas, has much to offer! Whether you’re visiting or planning to stay for a while, there are activities available for all ages, all where the air is sweet with the smell of the pines. If you visit the Crossett City Park, schedule a tour of the 3-room “mill house” or the Wiggins Cabin, both replicas of the original mills and home style of the 1930’s and 1830’s respectively. While you’re at the park, don’t forget to bring your fishing gear and/or boat and enjoy a day on Lucas Pond- a fully stocked, 51-acre pond with three fishing piers. Or, bring your walking shoes and/or bike and enjoy the sights on the nearly 3-mile concrete walking/biking trail. If you haven’t gotten your fill of wildlife, visit the Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge, where you’ll find fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Prefer your outdoor activities to revolve around a golf cart? Play a round at the public Prairie Country Club Golf course, where you’ll have 9 holes of manicured splendor. Depending on when you’re in town, make sure to visit the Ashley County Farmers Market, the Crossett PRCA Rodeo, and/or the Wiggins Cabin Festival. Make sure to keep up with their local websites for up-to-date information! City of Crossett Crossett Area Chamber of Commerce Ashley County Judge

26/06/2025

Tabor City, North Carolina
Columbus County
Tucked away near the South Carolina border, Tabor City, North Carolina offers a warm, small-town charm with deep roots in Southern heritage. Known as the “Yam Capital of the World,” it hosts the annual Yam Festival- a lively celebration of food, music, and community spirit. Visitors can stroll the quaint downtown, explore local history at the Tabor City Museum, or enjoy nearby natural attractions like Lake Tabor. Whether you’re drawn by its friendly faces or rich traditions, Tabor City offers a peaceful getaway with the true taste of the South. Make sure to stay up-to-date with their local websites for more information! TaborCity NorthCarolina Tabor City Police Department Columbus County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Greater Tabor City Chamber of Commerce

26/06/2025

Shelbyville, Tennessee 2025
Bedford County
Welcome to Shelbyville, Tennessee, a charming blend of Southern hospitality, rich history, and scenic countryside, all nestled in the heart of middle Tennessee. Known as “The Pencil City” and as the “Walking Horse Capital of the World,” Shelbyville, Tennessee is an experience just waiting for you to visit. Don’t miss out on the annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, which has been a tradition in Shelbyville since 1939! If that doesn’t suit your needs, they have plenty of other activities for all ages. Visit their parks and recreation center for indoor or outdoor pool fun- they have fitness classes, water safety and life-guarding classes, competitive swimming, and aquatic special events. Visit any of their six parks: H.V. Griffin Park, Never Rest Park, River Bottom Fields, Evans Street Park, Purdy Court, or the Harris Middle School Game and Practice Field for athletics, a dog park, special events, craft classes, athletics, and more! Visit the Shelbyville website for more information.

While you're in the area, stop by Bell Buckle, Tennessee. This storybook town is brimming with charm, creativity, and Southern hospitality. Its quaint downtown is lined with antique shops, artisan boutiques, and cozy cafés, all set against a backdrop of Victorian architecture. Home to the famous RC Cola and MoonPie Festival, Bell Buckle is a hub for local flavor and quirky fun. Visit the Bell Buckle website for more information. The City of Shelbyville, Tennessee 37160 Shelbyville-Bedford County Chamber of Commerce Shelbyville Police Department Bedford County, Tennessee Town of Bell Buckle Official Bell Buckle Chamber

26/06/2025

Heflin, Alabama 2025
Cleburne County
Welcome to Heflin, Alabama, where their motto is “Open space, perfect pace.” Step into a community that values friendship and connection, and also provides adventures and experiences for all ages and tastes. Visit the thousands of acres of the Talladega National Forest and hike, hunt, fish, kayak, bike, bird watch, or simply walk through the natural beauty of the land. Known as the “Town of Trails,” try your hand at visiting as many parks and facilities as you can! Their amenities include baseball, softball, disc golf, archery, canoeing, fishing, camping, geocaching, hunting, walking, and more. Depending on when you visit, you may be just in time for the Cleburne County Rodeo, Heflin’s annual Veteran’s Day Breakfast, Pinhoti Fest, Girls Night Out, Thunder on the Spur, Strides of March 5k, City of Heflin Parade of Lights, Match Up on Main, Homecoming on Main, and more. Stay updated with their local website for more information! City of Heflin Heflin Main Street Cleburne County Chamber of Commerce Cleburne County EMA City of Heflin Police Department

26/06/2025

Eufaula, Alabama 2025
Barbour County
Known as the “Bluff City of the Chattahoochee,” welcome to Eufaula, Alabama! You’ll be able to do all the outdoorsy things to your heart’s content when you visit Lake Eufaula. If you’re visiting during the month of April, make sure to come to the annual “Pilgrimage Tour of Homes.” View historic antebellum mansions all along Eufaula Avenue, and learn about the history of each home. Visiting on the first Saturday in December? Join the residents and visitors alike on the Christmas Tour, where you’ll witness Christmas Past and Present in the historic mansions. Visiting any other time during the year? Visit the Eufaula Heritage Association’s “Shorter Mansion Museum,” where you’ll experience one of Eufaula’s most luxurious historic homes. Visit Eufaula’s local website to make sure you don’t miss out! Eufaula, AL Main Street Eufaula Eufaula Barbour County Chamber of Commerce Eufaula Alabama Police Department

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