The start of a fresh year is always an ideal time to re-evaluate one’s life. While it’s true for goals like eating healthier and losing weight, it can also be part of a spiritual evolution.

The doorbell rang and the eager host bounded to the door. He was so excited by the prospect of visitors that he couldn’t slow his pace, bumping his snout on the glass pane.

Like most photographers, David Wright likes to see his work published, in an exhibition or on the screen.

The color of Valentine is red and one of the finer restaurants in the Golden Isles gets the color and taste of the day into a special dinner.

Life has dealt Sheryl Middeke some harsh blows recently. In the course of two years, she lost both her husband and her mother in a series of heartbreak.

Hospital installs ‘world’s smallest pacemaker’

A pair of St. Simons Presbyterian churches will celebrate their Scottish roots Sunday with the annual Kirkin’ O’ the Tartans, a blessing of the plaid banners that designate particular clans. Because of ongoing renovations at St. Simons Presbyterian Church, the combined service with Golden Is…

The tree canopy of Coastal Georgia is one of its defining characteristics — and those who call the area home have long been dedicated to protecting it.

Tracie Lee Hawkins may have studied fashion in the modern metropolis of New York City, but she has never been far from her roots.

The cozy comfort of the Oak Room at the Lodge glowed with warmth on a chilly afternoon. Behind the bar, Jeff Montaigne started to gather glasses and carafes filled with amber-colored liquid.

Over his two decades in the medical field, John Sarzier, MD has seen just about everything. The most common thing the neurosurgical spine surgeon at Optim Medical Center in Brunswick encounters however — patients who wish they had come to him sooner.

February is Black History Month and for many African Americans, much of that history is centered in churches.