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Ticks! I can’t stand these parasitic arachnids. I have had far too many run-ins with ticks throughout my life. They seem to find me every year. So far this spring

Severe weather season has begun, with many experiencing damage in trees and landscape plants last week. Managing the effects of tornadic winds and hail is necessary to make the landscape

Sunday

Dandelions, those ubiquitous yellow blooms dotting lawns and fields, have a "deep" history as vibrant as their petals.

Tamale pie is one of those retro dishes that anyone growing up in the ‘60s and ‘70s is sure to remember.

A Christmas song begins with the words, “It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go,” and those words could be used for Rhea County, with substitution of

As an Extension agent, I get the opportunity to work with farmers while also enjoying the natural beauty of the region’s swamps, creeks, rivers, sounds, farmland and timberland.

My daughter sent me a picture she snapped of a great blue heron. The bird was entertaining her and the kids while they were fishing on the river. The big

What’s Going On is a fundraiser listing published on Saturdays in Community. Events held on a regular basis are not used. Announcements must be sent to community@journaltimes.com and arrive by

Genesis 1: 1-3 “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep.