No shortage of things to do at Georgia’s state parks
Feeling uninspired about things to do during the lazy, hazy days of summer? Georgia State Parks is a resource that
Read More
Lifestyle
Southeast swamp elevated as world heritage site: A new reason to explore Okefenokee
Savvy Georgia outdoor adventurers have long known that the Okefenokee Swamp, which straddles the border of Georgia and Florida, is
Read More
Sculptor Julia Knight shapes images and embodies history
Julia Knight’s studio is filled with clay molds and in-process sculptures that, when completed, will be or have been displayed in public
Read More
Local theaters sizzling with new productions
DeKalb County and metro Atlanta stages have plenty to offer audiences this summer. City of Brookhaven introduced a new “We Hold These Truth” series
Read More
Plenty of ways to make a splash this summer
One of the best ways to have summer fun is to make a splash in a pool. With the recent surge in 90-plus degree temperatures, finding
Read More
Going to school while traveling is a tasty experience
Indulging in exceptional gastronomical experiences is one of the best things about traveling. Consider taking that to a new level by adding a
Read More
America’s Semiquincentennial is 250 reasons to celebrate
It was on July 4, 1776, that the Declaration of Independence was adopted. This year across the country, cities and communities have
Read More
Advice for decluttering and downsizing
Downsizing often is associated with older people moving from larger homes to smaller residences and in the process having to rid themselves of
Read More
Juneteenth celebrations of freedom coming up
Those looking for ways to celebrate Juneteenth don’t have to look far. Across DeKalb County there are several events taking
Read More
Wealth of new experiences and unique places await visitors to DeKalb County
Soccer fans fortunate enough to come to metro Atlanta for the World Cup are in for an abundance of treats
Read More
School’s out for summer… now what?
Now that school’s out for summer, many parents are stressing over how to keep their children entertained, engaged, and academically
Read More
Two generations extoll joys of living in same retirement community
In many ways, John and Marilyn Peatman are a typical family with adult children who’ve established their own households—some moving out of state. Now in their 80s and 90s, the Peatmans and
Read More
Love for Mother Earth theme of sculpture unveiling
A sculpture unveiling in Scottdale was more of a love fest for Mother Earth and a forewarning that everyone should
Read More