eekends in the South take on an entirely different look when fall rolls around. Friends and families gather around their television or journey to stadiums to celebrate the region’s favorite pass time — football.

Nurse practitioner joins SEGHS

The smell of fresh paint and wood filled the sanctuary as the Rev. Chris Winford scanned the bare concrete floors. There, various Bible verses had been carefully penned by members of congregation of First Baptist Church in Brunswick.

“Well, n-a-a-a-maste, everyone,” Sherri Wesolowski said, walking into her first time as a goat yoga instructor.

There aren’t many places these days where you can see the likes of Olivia Newton John, Lady Gaga and Cher all sharing a stage. But the stars of past and present will be shining soon in St. Marys.

Downtown Brunswick is all about mingling the old with the new. There are plans to create new waterfront attractions and buoy businesses along with rows of buildings constructed in the 1800s.

Fall is a time for transition. In the natural world, summer’s greens change to gold and red. Trees shed their leaves, preparing for winter and then rebirth.

When Catherine Hillis first moved to St. Simons Island last year, she was going it alone. Sure, she had her art — she is an accomplished painter — and her husband was going to follow her soon, even so, for a few months she was by herself in a new place. That prompted Hillis to look for local…

Lisa Johnson walked under the archway and opened the door to the Spanish-style chapel.

Food is more than just sustenance for the body ... it also tells a story.

Wellman Chiropractic

The sweltering summer heat is nothing new to the South. The season has always been toasty throughout the region but that has never stopped the faithful from pursuing spiritual growth — even when it happens outdoors.