The Good Life of Georgia

By Beverly Chandler
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Mr. Bill tried to tell me!  For years I heard him describe how snorkeling revealed hidden beauties.  I couldn’t imagine myself in that breathing apparatus, sounding like Darth Vader. Finally, several years ago I snorkeled with Mr. Bill off the Mayan [...]

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Barnes Academy, a K–12 Christian school in Hartwell, hosted its third annual “Night of Fine Arts” April 3. The students presented a wide range of artistic creation and performance:  painting, woodworking, sewing, cross stitching, photography, monochromatic drawing, charcoal drawings, acrylic paintings, ceramics, jewelry [...]

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Emmanuel College recently sent its SIFE team to Atlanta where they had a meeting with Governor Sonny Perdue. Pictured above with Governor Perdue (center) and team sponsor Dr. Ed Weldon (right) are team members Bettina Israel, Opal Williams, Tameka Redd, John Leviner, Luis [...]

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By Carl Varnadoe
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“Have loppers, will prune” is often the thought in many people’s heads as we approach spring. This is fine for some plants in the landscape, while it is a major “oops” for others. Azaleas are the perfect example. Prune them before [...]

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by Lane Lester
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Another family now has a home in North Georgia, thanks to the gifts and hard work of many people. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry, and the Madison County chapter has purchased a 10-acre tract in Comer [...]

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by Lane Lester
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The short answer is an ebook is like a book in the same way that email is like mail. They all four have words (and sometimes pictures). The primary difference is the way they’re published: mail and books are on paper; [...]

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