Chuck Reece remembers traveling with his Uncle Bob to country stores in the North Georgia mountains.

A severe head injury to our editor shut us down for almost two months. Now we’re back and better than ever.

A head injury put us in the hospital for a while. Next Friday, Salvation South will be back.

No matter how hard you dig across the internet, you can’t find out much about Mrs. Ruby Henley of Social Circle, Georgia, and her Russian Communist Tea Cakes.

Salvation South is taking the week off so we can travel to the Word of South festival in Tallahassee, Florida. We’ll be back with our regularly scheduled programming on Friday, April 15.

After our editor’s mother passed, he relied on his Aunt Mary — the boss of the Reece family kitchen — to show him how to live.

Salvation South has a big day at headquarters.

No metaphor represents Southern culture better than a bowl of gumbo.

Chuck Reece says it’s time for kindness, damn it.

We report on serious reconciliation work happening in Chattanooga and cultual melding happening in Tallahassee.

The editor’s old friend Rob Rushin-Knopf has a back porch chat with us. It’ll be the first of many, we hope.

There is one other guy in my COVID “bubble,” and he happens to be my priest.