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In the House of Adams, waiting for significant events to begin is tortuous, unless something else of importance occupies the time, like Charlie Platt bringing over bounteous boiled Valencia peanuts.

Seneca artisans will display their art on Saturday, May 18, for the opening of the newest exhibit at the Appalachian Forest Discovery Center.

With graduation photos, spring parties and sorority formals falling almost every weekend in the spring in Athens, it is only normal that some University of Georgia students would want to

After way too long of a wait, spring weather finally arrived on the ridge last week. No sooner had the sun survived its brief encounter with the moon than our

The beavers have come back to Tug Hollow, damming up a stream behind my grandmother’s old house. The swamp known as Tug Bog is now a pond, and her house

The man who said, “Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941, a date that will live in infamy – the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air

ARAMARK CAMPUS

Chuck Sams, a long-time tribal leader from Oregon and director of the National Park Service, has been named as one of four Oregon History Makers for 2024.

LEESBURG -- This weekend Shiver Outdoor & Archery and Shiver Lumber are sponsoring their first "Critter Round Up," which officials with the companies say they expect to become an annual

TAZEWELL, Va. – Functional and fashionable artisan-made leather purses, bags, wallets, belts and accessories are the primary goods manufactured and sold at Appa Bagworks LLC, a new business operating on