New York may dominate the news when New Year’s Eve rolls around but the South has its own countdown at midnight and some are quite unique.

Yeers, cheers and mascots run the gamut in a region that goes crazy for the sport.

Take a trip back in time at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans and enjoy the city's official cocktail!

The Great St. Pete Cupcake Competition returns for its 13th decadent year.

Looking for a little summer lovin’? How about some mojo magic?

Relieve childhood memories at the Lunchbox Museum in Columbus, Ga.

National Seersucker Day is June 9 and it's especially celebrated in New Orleans, where the seersucker suit was born.

The Chapel of the Madonna in White Castle, Louisiana, is arguably the smallest church in the South — if not the world!

The Witch Tree of Louisville has a strange history and a following that continues today.

Bricklayer Kenny Hill settled in the small bayou town of Chauvin in 1988, erecting a tent on a bayou-side lot while he built his home.

Jasper Newton Daniel, otherwise known as Jack, created one of the world's finest whiskeys. But an impulsive moment took his life.

New Orleans is a welcoming place, a town where visitors can release their inhibitions and don their natural personalities.

Tulane University Special Collections honors the New Orleans Jazz Fest with “Music IS the Scene: Jazz Fest’s First Decade, 1970-1979.”

Squirrels are going nuts about this new arts initiative in Henry County, Georgia. And when you see why, you'll agree.

Product review of The Magic Feline Fountain and other cat products from My Lovely Feline.

The North Carolina town that inspired the show celebrates native Andy Griffith.

The Louisiana holiday tradition lights the way for Papa Noel.

Gingerbread houses are all the rage this time of year, and it’s not uncommon to find hotels and resorts offering classes and contests....

More than 30,000 diamonds have been found in the Natural State.

Southerners have lots of weird and wacky broom superstitions.