Archive By Section - Lifestyle
Carney, Weakly to wed April 6
Jack and Norma Carney of Richmond Hill announce the engagement and pending wedding of their daughter, Kacy Irene Carney of Atlanta to Jonathan Adam Weakley of Atlanta, son of Diane Weakley of Richmond, Va., and Roger Weakley of Aylett, Va.
Look out for snakes
"Snake!" It's one of those exclamatory words that cause some people to panic. Some people freeze instantly, afraid to take another step, while others begin a series of steps that look like they're auditioning for Riverdance. Nonetheless, as temperatures get warmer and flora and fauna show signs of spring in Coastal Georgia, encounters with snakes are common.
Dog park benefit is April 24
A wine-and-cheese fundraiser for the Bryan County dog park will start at 5 p.m. April 24 at Marker 107, 2943 Kilkenny Road, Richmond Hill.
Bacon goes well with about anything
If I had an entrepreneurial spirit (and budget), there are some natural fragrances that I think should be bottled and sold as perfumes, after-shave lotions and air fresheners. I'm not talking about floral scents like orange blossoms, gardenias or honeysuckle, which already have been marketed. I'm talking about the really good-smelling stuff like frying chicken, piping hot pizza or bacon - especially bacon.
Wedding traditions here and there
My parents have come from England to see us to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary - a milestone I can't imagine but very much hope my husband and I reach (he will have to live to 91 years old). Although I speak from only 13 years of experience being married, I have to say that I think it is a wonderful institution - and yes, I have heard the old joke about "but who wants to live in an institution?"
Artists learn to work with pastels
Peach Hubbard works on a pastel drawing during a recent workshop sponsored by Arts on the Coast. Local artist Carol Hartley taught the workshop on the use of soft pastels and light. Look for more workshops and events in the coming months from Arts on the Coast.
Eagle Scouts recognized
Austin Overby and Kaleb Orchard were recognized March 5 during a Richmond Hill City Council meeting for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. The scouts are members of Troop 400 in Richmond Hill. Mayor Harold Fowler read a resolution to both Overby and Orchard during the meeting and presented certficiates to them.
Curves conducting food drive
A local women's gym will waive the joining fee to new members who contribute toward its donation goal.
Camp for grieving children planned
Children ages 6-17 who have experienced the death of a loved one within the last 18 months are invited to attend a weekend, overnight camp organized by not-for-profit Hospice Savannah's Full Circle bereavement staff and volunteers.
Midway Art Festival seeks exhibitors
The 8th annual Midway Arts Festival is seeking vendors to show and sell their work. The festival will be from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. April 27 in the Midway Historic District. Admission and parking are free admission. It is also homecoming weekend for the historic Midway Church, which was founded in 1792, and offers tours of the church, Midway Museum and Cemetery by descendants of the Midway Society. Artists, authors, crafters, musicians and food vendors are ...
Enjoy the beginning of grilling season
Here in Coastal Georgia, the weather usually is favorable year-round for grilling, but there are exceptions.
4-H preparing for summer youth camps
Youth in Bryan County looking for summer activities have the opportunity to travel to various places in Georgia through the county's 4-H program.
Dogs ‘Bark For Life’ against cancer
J.F. Gregory Park went to the dogs Saturday at the 2013 Bark For Life fundraiser to fight cancer.
Making sense of space voodoo
Our universe is where forces of fantastic power wage an eternal war to either crush all of creation to the size of a tennis ball or rip us apart and spread us to the far corners of infinity. And it's all happening right before your eyes.
Truth about St. Patrick different than legend
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated each year on March 17. St. Patrick became the patron saint of Ireland, so many people assume the role of being Irish for the day and participate in the revelry of celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
Articles by Section - Lifestyle
Bill supposed to help parks, communities
The recently signed Rural Tourism Protection Act helps Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites meet budget challenges and aids communities dependent on the tourism provided by the state's parks, historic sites or outdoor recreation areas within their communities, according to state Rep. Debbie Buckner, D-Junction City, who wrote the bill.
Club spruces up library sign
The Pembroke Garden Club recently completed a beautification project at the Pembroke Library. The club thanked Ernest Hamilton from the Honey Wagon Company for donating the pine straw.
Tri-tip beef is a cut above
I have drooled while watching The Food Network's Bobby Flay and others cook a piece of beef called a tri-tip. Now that I've cooked and eaten one, I know why I was drooling.
Cirque du Soleil a welcome throwback
Last week, I enjoyed an evening at the Civic Center when the Cirque du Soleil made its first visit to Savannah.
Lectures on McIntosh County history
McIntosh County historian Buddy Sullivan will give two free lectures on key periods in the county in Darien.
Miss Georgia South applications sought
Applications are being accepted for the 2014 Miss Georgia South Pageant on July 13 in Adel.
Nuts deliver vitamins, healthy stuff and taste good
When told the Americans were hopelessly surrounded at Bastogne, Belgium, and ordered to surrender on Dec. 22, 1944, the 101st Airborne Division's acting commanding general, Brig. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe responded iconically to the German commander by saying, "Nuts!"
Horoscopes for week of May 8-14
April 20 to May 20: Just when you thought you had everything planned to the smallest detail, you get some news that could unsettle things. But a timely explanation helps put it all back on track.
Garden club has two events
The Pembroke Garden Club had two events last month; its plant sale at the Pembroke Farmers Market, and its monthly meeting, at which Diana Churchill, bird watcher and photographer, spoke about creating backyard habitats for birds.
WACH dietician shares autism experience
Autism is a disorder with no known cause or cure and, according to the Centers for Disease Control, cases of it are increasing.
Page 1 of 1
- Local sports
- Tide at Kilkenny
- GSU Eagles Nest
- Events
- List your event
- Education
- Graduation salutes from troops
- Bryan County School Web Site
- Things to Do
- Connect Savannah
- Games
- Lifestyle
- Church directory
- Community Announcements
- Faith
- Health care directory
- Professional service directory
- TV
- What's on
- Deals
- Coupons
- Deals4Savannah
- Effingham Co. Deals
- Statesboro Deals
|
© 2013 Bryan County Publishing - All Rights Reserved
|
Powered By
|