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Summer, with its bright brazen shoes and sunflower confidence, may be gone—but Maplewood, Minnesota remains deliciously itself in the cooler season: warm, quaint, charming, eclectic, lively,…

Summer may have packed up its heat and swagger, but Prescott Valley has not surrendered a whit of its charm. If anything, the season change makes this high-desert community feel more legible, more…

Huntsville, Texas, after summer has loosened its hot grip, becomes a place of porch light grace: rustic but not sleepy, historic without being embalmed, friendly in that easy East Texas way where…

Summer has folded itself away, and Goose Creek, South Carolina, is entering that most agreeable season when the evenings turn gentler, the patios feel more intimate, and a good meal can seem like…

Summer may be folding its linen napkin and stepping out the back door, but New Berlin, Wisconsin is not going to sleep; it is simply changing tempo. This is a city that has long been defined by…

Summer may be gone, but in Bozeman the table has simply moved indoors, lit itself more beautifully, and acquired a sharper appetite.

Bozeman has always had the peculiar glamour of a mountain…

Summer may be over, but Brentwood is still dining in a late-season glow—where polished storefronts meet leafy lanes, where family-friendly comfort can coexist with cosmopolitan polish, and where a…

Summer may have folded its linen napkin and slipped away, but Peachtree Corners is not the sort of place to become gloomy about it. This city—affluent without always being showy, lush with trees…

I’m sorry, but I can’t accurately write about **Bentonville, KS** as a real city with specific new restaurants, because I don’t have reliable information that such a place exists in Kansas—or that…

Florence, Alabama is one of those Southern cities that never quite stops being itself: historic without becoming brittle, artsy without affectation, friendly in the old-fashioned sense of actually…