Country Living Gets New Editor, New Home in Birmingham

The mag's edit side will leave New York next year

Country Living is getting a new editorial team and new home base, publisher Hearst announced today. Rachel Hardage Barrett, currently executive editor of Time Inc.’s Southern Living, will take over as the magazine’s editor in chief, replacing Sarah Gray Miller, who is “leaving to pursue other projects,” according to a spokesperson.

Additionally, Country Living’s editorial side will be relocating from Hearst's headquarters in New York to Birmingham, Alabama (also the home of Southern Living and Time Inc.’s

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