You may like golf, but do you like golf… carting? Well, you don’t have much of a choice in Peachtree City, GA. Home to 100+ miles of golf cart paths, this multi-use system accommodates golf carts, bikers, runners, all while connecting the town’s restaurants, boutiques, and various shopping districts. Some even attend drive-thrus while cartin’ around! Learn all about “life at 15 miles per hour” on this episode of the Main and Mulberry Podcast.

Roswell, Georgia isn’t known for UFO sightings. However, it is home to the famous Chattahoochee River. We spoke with Andy Williams of Roswell, GA’s CVB to learn all about the place “way down yonder.” The historic architecture of Roswell’s charming Town Square is where this small town’s story begins. Andy guides us through an award-winning park system, Canton Street, and, of course, the Chattahoochee River.

If you love the outdoors, this episode is for you! We met with Taylor Spellman of Visit Virginia’s Blue Ridge to discuss America’s mountain-biking capital, Roanoke Virginia. Learn about the Mill Mountain Star, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and how you can #beatrailsetter on over 1,000 miles of trails. It’s a true “glamper’s paradise.”

Shalisa Roland and Shreveport-Bossier’s CTB has hit #PressPlay on this “Sportsman’s Paradise.” An opportune getaway for families and nearcationing couples, this destination has downtown casinos, horse races, and a lively art space. There is so much to see and do when exploring this section of Louisiana nestled along the borders of Texas and Arkansas. There’s also no shortage of culture to experience. Shalisa boasts “we have king-cake-flavored everything!”

Abilene, TX is known as the Storybook Capital of America, and there are plenty of stories to tell. The area has a rich history dating back to the Civil War and earlier. More recently, a love for the arts has spurred Abilene’s economic growth. The downtown is thriving, and many businesses now call Abilene home. Kelly Thompson, of Abilene’s CVB, is here to give us a picture of life in this historic community. Come learn about Abilene’s “Cowboys, Character, and Culture” on this episode of Main and Mulberry.

Sustainable cities and cattle ranching probably aren’t the first things to come to mind when you think of Florida. However, these are just two of the many unique attractions in the Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach area. Get a sense of what “Old Florida” was like while enjoying a wonderful family vacation. Englewood Beach has been ranked a Top 10 Emerging Destination, and Punta Gorda is highly rated for its dining options. Jennifer Huber of the local Visitor and Conventions Bureau explains what makes this part of Florida special on this episode of the Main and Mulberry Podcast.

Between Memphis and Jackson in Southwest, Tennesssee is Hardeman County: a collection of towns including Bolivar, Grand Junction, Hickory Valley, Hornsby, Middleton, Pocahontas, Saulsbury, Silerton, Toone, and Whiteville. Each of these towns are small enough, but they’re rich with history. Christine Korling-Torres shares her experience collaborating with Local Government to create trails, develop activity centers, support local businesses, and recruit growth. There’s so much to do and see in Hardeman County’s various towns, and we’re glad to hear all about it.

Page Robbins Adult Day Center is a place where every day is better than the last. Hear from the organization’s Executive Director Herbie Krisle and its Development and Communications Director Katie Kirkpatrick who share just some of their experience managing an adult day center during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There’s so much happening in Starkville, Mississippi that we couldn’t cover it all in just one interview! Hunter Harrington, Director of Membership Development for the Greater Starkville Development Partnership, joins us to paint a picture of the local flavor, from shops and businesses to community events. We love Starkville and think you will too!

Biking, hiking, and snacking, oh my! Fayetteville, Arkansas features miles of bike and hiking trails that twist and turn through the Ozark Mountains. But if you aren’t into outdoor activities, there’s still plenty to do. Ashley Cane of Experience Fayetteville tells us all about the best places to eat and other attractions that make Fayetteville, Arkansas one special college town.