Jackie Gutierrez-Jones

At first blush, Sturgis may seem a world away from Music City. But like two friends saddling up to a bar, the South Dakota city shares a crucial common bond with Nashville: a taste for good whiskey. The bond goes a bit deeper, though. That’s because the whiskey that connects Sturgis and Nashville was born from a profound appreciation for good music and even better company. The brainchild of Rod “Woody” Woodruff, Buffalo Chip American Whiskey was inspired by the famous Sturgis music festival he

As an intermediate care technician at VA, former Army medic Daniel Mendoza continues to serve his fellow Veterans on a different front line.

The United States of America. Land of the free. Home of the brave. A country that’s come face-to-face with battles of extraordinary proportions. Ones that have pitted the wealthy against the downtrodden. Godliness versus greed. Charlatans against prophets. And in the early 1930s, it waged a moral war against its citizens’ right to obtain a drink: Prohibition. If you’ve ever wondered what it was like to live in America during that heady time, well… pull up a stool and join us for some fine tastin

Drive two hours from Nashville or Memphis, and you’ll find a hidden gem, a town where French sensibilities mingle with deep-fried Southern tradition on the banks of the Tennessee River. In America’s version of the city of lights, pairing a glass of local wine with catfish is not only accepted – it’s expected. And that’s just the beginning. Welcome to Paris, Tennessee. Throughout the year, those who know flock to this west Tennessee charmer for its family-friendly festivals, captivating wildlife