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Spout Springs nutrition manager competes with lunch-in-a-cup recipe
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Ashly Huss, nutrition manager at the Spout Springs School of Enrichment, participated in the Georgia School Nutrition Association culinary contest in Macon earlier this year. Winners will be announced in mid-April. - photo by David Barnes
Layne Saliba
Published: Mar 21, 2018, 3:30 AM
Ashly Huss was cooking farm-to-table before it was popular. It’s what she did with her mother, Debra Bryant, and her grandmother, Willie Beatrice Cole, when she was young. There was a big garden in their backyard, filled with fruits and vegetables they would bring inside to cook and preserve.
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From surprise email to Disney magic: Gainesville family’s life-changing journey with Bert’s Big Adventure
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Triplets Max, Maggie and Miller Burle enjoy a Disney World vacation after their family was nominated and won a trip from Bert's Big Adventures. Photo provided by Abigail Burle.
Greg Finan Jr.
The Times
Published: Apr 8, 2025, 12:04 PM
When Abigail Burle’s family received an unexpected email in October 2024, they had no idea their lives were about to be transformed.
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