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- Friday, May 24, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Life
Getting 'geared up'
Hispanic students from East Hall Middle School were encouraged last month to set their sights on higher education.
History at your fingertips
In the early 1900s, when Ira Ethridge went to work on his family's farm, the tools of his trade were basic.
Work of fiction becomes facts of life for Gainesville author
While writing his latest novel, Gainesville author Scott Lindquist, along with the characters in his new book "The Jesus Factory," went on a decidedly spiritual expedition.
USDA webinar will help hobbyists keep their flocks healthy
Being the chicken capital of the world, Gainesville has many chicken plants, but even more backyard poultry farms.
This lasagna makes just enough for 2, minus the hassle
Downsizing recipes is not always an easy task, especially for classics like lasagna. How do you take a 9-inch-by-13-inch baking dish of lasagna that would serve six or more and scale it down to two or maybe three servings? You could cut the ingredients by half and boil just a few noodles. But you'd need a small baking dish. Or you could make one large pan of lasagna, cut it into portions and freeze them. ...
A half century later, Gainesville doctor still practicing medicine
Allyn Cleon Johnson still uses the same doctor's bag that he took to house calls more than 50 years ago.
Lumpkin student selected for US Army All-American Marching Band
Kenny Quigley of New Lumpkin County High School was recently given the chance to play on a national stage this January.
Hatmaker Duvall does more than cover heads
When Mary Duvall goes hunting for a nice hat, she's not looking for a perfectly placed bow or just the right shade of any particular color.
New church aims to attract the 'unreachables'
The Rev. Kenny Rice decided five years after "planting" Set Free Baptist Church in Dahlonega, it was time to create a church with the same rock 'n' roll, biker feel in Gainesville.
Eco-friendly homebuilding more in demand in Northeast Georgia
When it comes to construction, green is the only way to go for some homebuilders and their customers.
Jessica Seinfeld’s new book amps up the yum factor
In her first book, "Deceptively Delicious," Jessica Seinfeld, wife of comedian Jerry Seinfeld, taught readers the charms of cooking with pureed vegetables or fruits.
Halloween treats that aren’t a nutritional horror
A good scare on Halloween is fine, unless it's from reading the nutrition label on one of your kid's treats (or one of your own, for that matter).
12-year-old, 3 brothers, celebrate Eagle Scout status
Jarrett Turner is following in his brothers' footsteps by getting his Eagle Scout rank - but at a much earlier age.
Habersham student takes trip to Washington to learn about national security
At 17, Savanna Freeman has some insight as to what it takes to respond to a national security crisis.
Dahlonega woman continues the art of bookbinding
In a rustic Dahlonega cabin overlooking miles of beautiful Northeast Georgia Mountains lives a rare talent.
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