Other Reported Stories

Art & Architecture

• July 2023. “9 Essential Stops on Virginia’s Crooked Road Music Trail.” StyleBlueprint.
• June 2022. “A Community 20 Years in the Making: An Interview With Lisa Fox of Leiper’s Creek Gallery.” StyleBlueprint.
• March 2022. “Blue Ridge Craft Trails: Create, Learn, and Shop in the NC Mountains.” Style Blueprint.
• March 2022: “The Mississippi Blues Trail: 13 Can’t Miss Stops.” StyleBlueprint.
• February 2020. “Pieces of Ocean Park.” The New Criterion.
• November 2019. “Artists of Appalachia Push Back on Regional Stereotypes.” Artsy.
• September 2019. “Victor Hugo’s Most Underappreciated Work Is This Lavish Four-Story House.” Electric Literature.
• January 2019. “Land Studies: Ecocriticism at the Princeton University Art Museum.” Art in America.
• October 2018. “Why Seagrove, North Carolina is a Mecca for Ceramic Artists.” Artsy.
• September 2018. “Excursions to 5 Art-Filled Cities Where You Can Unlock Your Creativity.” Artsy.
• September 2017. “Deborah Berke Partners Transforms a 19^th Century Hospital Into an Elegant Hotel.” Metropolis.
• July 2017. “Seven Hidden Gems from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Period.” Metropolis.
• June 2017. “Wright Restoration a Cornerstone in Buffalo’s Revitalization.” Metropolis.

Featured Cities

• February 2024. “An Insider’s Guide to Mason, Texas, the Hill Country’s Best-Kept Secret“ Garden & Gun.
• November 2022. “Small Towns We Love. Your Guide to Lexington, Virginia.” StyleBlueprint.
• January 2022. “From City to Country, Two Tennessee Towns to Tuck Into.” Evansville Living.
• July 2021. “Durham, NC: Where to Eat, Stay, and Play.” StyleBlueprint.
• May 2021. “This 100 Year Old Park Recently Opened Its Doors For the First Time In Over a Year.” Fodors. 
• November 2019. “Three Florida Hotels Where the Gilded Age Lives On.” The National.
• August 2019. “Crossing the Channel: Why Getting to the British Channel Islands Is Easier Than You Might Think.” The Points Guy UK.
• May 2018. “Six U.S. Cities You’re Not Planning to Take Your Kids To, But Should.” SheKnows.
• October 2017.  “The Flint Hills.” Southwest: The Magazine.
• March 2016. “Going Beyond Bourbon Street in New Orleans.” The Points Guy.

Public Lands and Historic Sites

• July 2024. Interview with Perquimans County Commissioner Joseph Hoffler. African American Experience of Northeastern North Carolina.
• July 2024, Interview with Mayor Charlotte Griffin, Roanoke River Partners. African American Experience of Northeastern North Carolina.
• July 2023. “National Water Trails: The Outdoor Adventure You Need” StyleBlueprint.
• May 2023. “It’s So Peaceful Out There: An Interview With Dismal Swamp State Park Ranger Katie Sanford.” African American Experience of Northeast North Carolina.
• February 2023. “Mapping Spaces of Freedom: An Interview With Elizabeth City Scholar and Public Historian Dr. Melissa Stuckey.”  African American Experience of Northeast North Carolina.
• October 2022. ‘Making Connections: Inside the Historic Jarvisburg Colored School with Currituck County Curator Jill Landen.” African American Experience of Northeast North Carolina.
• December 2021. Descendants of the E.S. Newman Shipwreck Reunite to Celebrate the Legacy of the Pea Island Lifesaving Station. African American Experience of North Carolina.
• May 2021. This 100 Year Old Park Recently Opened Its Doors For the First Time In Over a Year. Fodors.
• March 2020. No S’Mores Til Brooklyn: NYC Camping Spot Offers Urban Oasis. AMC (Appalachian Mountain Clubs) Outdoors Magazine.
• October 2019. “Biggest, Hottest, Deadliest: Americas Most Extreme National Parks.”  Fodors.
• September 2019. “The Big Wild. Exploring the Largest National Wildlife Refuges in the Lower 48.”  American Wild Magazine.
• April 2019. “23 National Parks That Look Like They Belong on Game of Thrones.” Fodors.
• October 2018. “Happy Trails.” Southwest: The Magazine.
• October 2016. “A Road Through the Wilderness: Shenandoah National Park.” Parks and Points.
• August 2016. “Celebrate the NPS Centennial With Free Entry to 412 Sites–Plus, Points Hotels to Stay in Nearby.” The Points Guy.
• April 2016-pres. Varied, Editorial Director and features writer, Parks and Points.