Most flower lovers want to have flowers blooming in their garden all season long. The problem is knowing what to grow. Do you want flowers in your beds that provide beauty and a fragrance?
They may not have figured out how to add extra hours to the day, but the folks at Jaemor Farms have found a production method that adds more time to their growing season.
On a hot, summer day in the South, if you offer your friend a lukewarm glass of sweet tea, you may not be able to count them as a friend much longer.
Ovie Mughelli has been an advocate of health and wellness among young people for years.
Quilter Linda O'Donnell has inspired a new generation of sewers at McEver Arts Academy.
Six years ago, Al and Karen Hollander found themselves in familiar, but unexpected territory.
There's more to Dan Moore and Lindsay Justice than what meets the eye.
The seasons have officially changed and that means one thing - spring cleaning time. When it comes to that annual deep cleaning, most people tend to think of their homes only, but they shouldn't overlook their office workspace. Think about it. Your space at work is like your home away from home. If there are 24 hours in a day and you spend 9 of them at work, and 8 sleeping, that only leaves 7 ...
In the food world, tomatoes don't get as much appreciation as they probably should.
For the last four decades, the Chattahoochee Baptist Association has made sure underprivileged Hall County students get the opportunity to experience what a lot of kids take for granted - summer camp. The camp, called Camp Hope, is held at the Georgia Baptist Assembly in Toccoa.
Although he’s a junior in college, Gainesville native Zack Agerton still smiles when he thinks back to his days as a kid away at summer camp.
Two years after local gardeners planted the seed of establishing the Gardens on Green, the fruits of their labor continue to pay off.
As a runner on her high school's cross country team, Vanessa Hurtado was used to pushing herself to the limits to outmaneuver her opponents.
Nestled among the small houses between Summit and Hunter streets in the Fair Street neighborhood of Gainesville stands St. Paul United Methodist Church.
When it comes to going "green," many people do so by reducing, reusing and recycling their household paper, plastic and glass products.
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.
It doesn't matter how skilled - or not - your kids are in the kitchen. This easy, fruity mousse parfait is a great Mother's Day project they can help with.
Quiche has a reputation as a complicated dish. And I'm not sure why.
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