Rural Renaissance
Flint Energies’ Rural Murals grant program is awakening rural Georgia residents’ community pride.
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April 2024 in Rural Georgia
Make the most of the wonderful weather by taking in one or more of these rural Georgia gems in April!
Rural Georgia Reader: Lake Country Legends
Three of America’s most famous authors have made their homes within a few miles of downtown Eatonton, making the area worthy of a visit.
Small-town Side Trip: Dublin, GA
East- or west-bound Interstate travelers searching for a stop between Savannah and Macon should plan on breaking their trip at Dublin.
Rural Retreat: Warm Springs, Georgia
Our nation’s 32nd president loved spending time in Warm Springs; the tiny town is as inviting now as it was when FDR arrived a century ago.
Rural Georgia Reader: The Foxfire series
The iconic series written by Rabun County students is so much more than a history book or how-to guide; it’s a rural Georgia treasure.
Small-town Side Trip: St. Marys
From breathtaking water views to walkable, tree-lined streets, St. Marys is a side trip worth slowing down for.
Rural Retreat: A Weekend in Cleveland
From outdoor adventures to baby doll dreams-come-true, a weekend in Cleveland offers something fun for everyone.
Hometown Hero: Annie B. Jones
Thomasville’s Annie B. Jones is doing her part to make one of Georgia’s most beloved small towns the unique and lovely place it is.
Rural retreat: Darien and McIntosh County
Located in coastal McIntosh County, Darien boasts an abundance of small-town charm and opportunities to fill a weekend or week-long stay.
2023: Celebrating the “Real” Georgia
Join us throughout 2023 as we celebrate five years of rediscovering the “real” Georgia, rural Georgia.
Exploring Rural Georgia: A Peach of a County
Though The Peach State isn’t actually the country’s largest peach producer, Peach County is the largest producer of peaches in Georgia.
Buena Vista: More than meets the eye
With a few more than 2,000 residents, tiny Buena Vista, Georgia, is home to more than meets the eye.
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