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- Friday, May 24, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
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Design your style around greenery
Warm weather and the first buds of spring have been slow to arrive in much of the country. But even if your garden has yet to grow, you can add beauty, fragrance and a sense of springtime to your home by decorating with lush plants and potted trees.
Easter diorama offers comfort to residents of assisted living home
Decorating for the Easter holiday usually involves displaying a few bunnies and eggs on shelves around the house.
Easter brings a sweet flowering symbol of hope and rebirth
For more than a century, the lilium longiflorum, or Easter lily, has been associated with the most holy of Christian holidays in North America.
Fill your own Easter basket with homemade treats
For many children, Easter is all about the hunt. They love searching for hidden eggs and snooping for the ultimate Easter jackpot: a basket filled with jelly beans, marshmallow Peeps and chocolate rabbits so large that they make a child's eyes go wide.
Gainesville First United Methodist opens prayer labyrinth
This Easter, not all worshipers may be able to make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem during Holy Week but that doesn't mean they can't make a prayerful journey closer to home.
Krav Maga classes teach techniques in case of attack
Karen Mewborn jogged along the road alone early one morning and began to wonder: What would she do if someone tried to attack her?
Appalachian Hope Center helps people overcome hard times
Through their involvement with Caring Hands Ministries, Ann and Charles Fleming have met a lot of people with an aversion to religion over the years.
Cresswind unveils community garden space
Above the entryway to the garden hangs a painted sign that reads "Common Ground." Inside the garden, bordered by a blue picket fence, neighbors gather to celebrate the beginning of a beautiful thing. The garden club at Cresswind at Lake Lanier, an active adult community in Gainesville, has built its own community garden. The club celebrated with a ribbon-cutting and champagne ceremony Wednesday evening. Garden club President Bill Brackner said construction of the garden has ...
Cannon: It’s cherry blossom time so pick your favorite
The first day of spring was ushered in this week and the cherry trees are blooming. When you see pink blooms on the trees around town, it seems to whisper that warm weather is on its way.
An Easter lamb that cuts the fat, but stays savory
I love lamb, in every way and every cut. But I don't eat it very often because of the same thing that tends to make it so very delicious - its fattiness.
Local author’s new book tells of immigrant parents seeking a better life in the states
As a child, Bill Rezak often was questioned about the origin of his last name. "And I would always answer that my father was Palestinian and my mother was British," Rezak said. "And that I'm the quintessential American in a country of immigrants." Rezak, a Hall County resident, has always been intrigued by the very different worlds from which his ancestors came. His mother's parents were sent from Great Britain to Canada alone at the ...
Special-needs students gain experience outside of the classroom through school program
Every Wednesday morning, five students with special needs board the school bus and prepare to go to work at various local businesses.
Gainesville native competes in desert races, inspired by nephew who has epilepsy
Most people wouldn't consider running across the world's driest desert a vacation.
Local churches return to Christianity’s roots by reaching out via social media
As more new forms of communication emerge, such technology is giving local churches an opportunity to reconnect to the early days of Christianity.
Heirloom seed project grows with community input
A University of North Georgia research project that started with just a simple idea of collecting heirloom seeds from the surrounding communities, has grown far beyond the scope originally intended.
Articles by Section - Life top stories
Diseases of the dogwood tree
Just the other day I was looking at a dogwood tree at the house and saw it was in pretty good shape overall. However, things can change and it is worth keeping an eye on the tree to see if it becomes infected.
Conserve water with recycled rainbarrels
The Soque River Watershed Association in Clarkesvillle and the Habitat for Humanity ReStores in Clarkesville and Clayton are teaming up again to turn recycled Coca-Cola barrels into rainbarrels for water conservation efforts.
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