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Thousands of Georgians came together on August 20 and 21 to count pollinator insects in their local gardens

While it might not be your first choice as a snack, human-generated garbage is irresistible to a black

Lee Calhoun, author of Old Southern Apples, referred to the period from 1840 to 1900 as the “golden

Stockpiling isn’t for the faint of heart or for the weary. Whether you’re doing it to save

What’s not to love about camping? You’ve got just the basic necessities, you’re in

It can be incredibly difficult as a parent to stay on top of all the lessons a child needs to learn to

In our Back to School series, we want to touch on several topics that will make segueing back into the

Loose change: To give you the cents to know how much you’re loved. Nuts: To remind you of how nutty

From the University of Georgia: Many folks have apple trees in their yard, and they are a great addition

If you’ve lived in or around this area long enough, you’ve more than likely seen or heard

Have you seen the movement for Little Free Pantry? In case this is your first time hearing about them,

Following is a news release from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division.

Ask Pastor John This podcasts broadcasts answers to some pretty challenging questions, asked by listeners

Sure, summer’s over for the kids, but summer isn’t officially over until September 22nd.

As we move into another school year and busy schedules, some things may begin falling by the wayside.

Do you have gardening tips you’d like to share with the community? Send those in to the Sunday