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- Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Kristen Morales
Former UGA football coach focused winning ways on his garden
ATHENS - It's hard to get into gardening and not become passionate about it.
Littlest dancers keep eye on prize
No matter their age, ballet dancers need to be good at counting and keeping time.
5 questions with Pat Maholland of The New Familiars
After the Charlotte, N.C.-based band was honored with the title of Best Local Band two years ago, it hit the road and has been touring incessantly pretty much ever since.
Evening of poetry celebrates literary minds
Find any institution of higher learning, and before long, you'll stumble into a dimly lit, coffee-infused room where threads of poetry are woven through the air.
Unique tombs tell story of North Hall's history
MURRAYVILLE - As Tom Kunesh steps beside a pile of flat, carved stones, you can hear the passion in his voice.
Gainesville symphony searches for new maestro
The board of the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra has elected to not renew the contract of Gregory Pritchard, who has served as the symphony's music director for the past seven years, and is launching a nationwide search for the new face of the orchestra.
Let your hair down at this styling competition
When the cloud of hairspray settles across the stage at Gainesville's Grove Street Station on Saturday evening, one barber or stylist will reign victorious.
A few simple steps help you keep it cool
It sure is hot out there. And by "out there," we mean the area outside of our cool, air-conditioned homes, apartments and offices. How did anyone ever survive a Southern summer before A/C? The downside, though, is that every time that cool air clicks on, it's more money added to your electric bill. But with a few simple tips - and the help, on occasion, of a professional, you can keep your air conditioner running ...
Community theater production links longtime thespians, newcomers
Your eyes aren't playing tricks on you.
Dahlonega's music scene is all live, local
Every Saturday in downtown Dahlonega, a crowd of 100 or so gathers to hear some mountain-inspired music.
Tips to managing a maze of multi-tasking
It's one thing for a student to start school in the fall with an organized Trapper Keeper and a backpack full of books.
Chicopee residents bid farewell to 1920s-era water tower
With a tug of a cable and a puff of dust, the iconic elevated water tank beside the old Chicopee Mill south of Gainesville came tumbling down.
Community Spirit: Neighborhood gardens allow growers to share the love
Gardeners are pretty good at sharing.
How are their gardens growing?
We're keeping up with a few local gardeners this summer to see what's growing - and what's causing problems!
Cracker frontman ready for battle
Being backstage at a concert is less like a plush, VIP-only club and more like a war zone.
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