The air was thick and the fear palpable at that first Passover meal. Barricaded inside, Moses and his family huddled together as darkness enveloped the city.

When Dan Horowitz and his wife were planning their wedding in 2007, they envisioned a traditional Jewish celebration. And while the ceremony was easy enough to pull together, the couple hit a snag when it came to the reception — particularly the music.

Bernie Gendron never shies away from friendly competition. The cook and owner of Island Jerk in Brunswick has participated in the annual Taste of Glynn charity event for the past six years, allowing her to square off against others in the local culinary industry.

Athens is invading the Golden Isles this weekend, and it’s not even October.

Linda Campbell has always lived an active life. An exercise enthusiast, she has taught group fitness classes for decades and has enjoyed sharing that passion. But after years of following various fitness routines, she started to notice wear and tear on her body.

Linda Dunlap understands the power of music. The Savannah-based librarian began singing as a child. She has continued to express herself and her faith through music most of her life.

While Isles ladies love their laid back, low key vibe, there’s also no denying that they’re also big fans of fashion. And an upcoming event is looking to offer a taste of the crème de la crème — New York City Fashion week.

Four paws can change one’s life forever. Just ask Victoria Holloway.

Good food has always been a part of Joyce James’ life. The Brunswick native has precious memories of growing up with family gathering around the table.

Some people are willing to go the distance to achieve their goals. Jake Porter III, M.D., MPH, is one of those people. When he left his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia to become an orthopaedic surgeon, his path led him to Nashville for medical school and Pittsburgh for a foot and ankle fellowsh…

Throughout Wednesday, church parking lots across the Golden Isles were filled with cars. It was more than just the average mid-week church gathering — it was the heralding something special, the beginning of Lent.

Often times, the sweeping Spanish moss obscures the architectural gems that dot the streets around the Golden Isles. Naturally, these private residences are designed to be just that — private. But soon there will be a rare opportunity to peek behind those doors to discover some truly exquisi…

When Riley Jenkins was just 3 years old, a regular family television session changed his life forever. That’s when the Clarksville, Tenn., native first saw the face of Elvis Presley.