Sgt. Pamela Starr became the new leader of the Salvation Army in Brunswick just as a residential program changed to reflect the reopening of Georgia.

Gov. Brian Kemp’s shelter-in-place order during Georgia’s first wave of the coronavirus has resulted in a surge of mostly new and once-read books at the Brunswick library.

The title of Paul Bolster’s new book is daunting, “Saving the Georgia Coast: A Political History of the Coastal Marshlands Protection Act.”

With a cozy fireplace and impeccable decor, stepping into Excelarate Physical Therapy feels less like entering a clinic and more like walking into a family home. And that’s because, in many way it is.

Fresh produce is always delicious, but it seems that in the summertime that yumminess goes through the roof.

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, doctors, nurses and other frontline workers have remained committed to providing top quality care to their patients.

One of the best ways to enjoy a summer day is with a good book.

The Fourth of July this year will obviously have a bit of a twist.

The Fourth of July is Saturday, and what better way to celebrate the holiday than with a couple of cold popsicles?

Many heroes have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Frontline health care workers have commanded much praise, but other heroes have gone relatively unnoticed. Working behind the scenes 24/7, 365 days a year, Southeast Georgia Health System’s Laboratory Services team provides an essential,…

Christians interpret the Gospel as commanding them to feed and clothe the poor.

From treating and rehabbing injured turtles to releasing and sometimes finding them forever homes, the staff at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island continues to go above and beyond for their patients.

Members of the Coastal Photographer’s Guild know how to pull off a high quality exhibit — in fact, they have done so locally for more than a decade. What they are less familiar with, however, is doing that during a pandemic.

Advance Rehabilitation clinics have always run like well-oiled machines. The physical therapy centers in Brunswick and St. Simons Island are bustling practices, where patients are offered top-quality care and an opportunity to gain a new lease on life.

Many men try to go to church with their dads on Father’s Day. Mark Anthony Linton has spent 30 years of Sundays in worship with his father, all in the same church.