Mark and Leslie Coptsias have always been big believers in giving back. And they believe every person has a particular gift to share.

It can be easy for some people to organize a space, but for me, who has ADD/ADHD, it can downright be a mountain to climb.

Dining rooms across the Golden Isles are slowly starting to re-open and allow customers to enjoy eating in a restaurant again.

New parenthood is demanding in the best of times. Caring for a newborn during the COVID-19 outbreak adds an extra layer of concern. Family, friends and child care providers who would normally be eager to help are now unavailable. Your finances may be strained. Life in general can be stressfu…

The Rev. Dwight Moody wants to start conversation. The St. Simons Island resident holds a doctorate in philosophy from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and spent years in the front of classrooms as a teacher.

From medieval macabre to Edvard Munch’s self portrait during the Spanish Flu, plagues and pandemics have generated a great deal of art. It’s even theorized that William Shakespeare penned “King Lear” during a quarantine during the early 1600s.

The summer of 1944 changed the course of world history. On June 6, the Allied forces undertook the largest seaborne invasion in history, crossing the English Channel to land on the beaches of France. This event, known as D-Day, spelled the beginning of the end for Hitler and the Nazis.

Restaurants have continued to navigate choppy waters since dine-in service was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. But over the past few weeks, restrictions have been lifted and business owners have cautiously started to re-open.

Clay Davis has led an active life. The Brunswick resident has always challenged himself, whether it’s competing in athletics in college or participating in triathlons or 5K’s as an adult. That extends to his professional life as well — he works as a builder, climbing up and down ladders all …

Like so many, the tragic death of Ahmaud Arbery shook the Rev. Todd Rhodes to his core. The pastor of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church in Brunswick has been grappling with senselessness and sorrow that has engulfed the community.

When it comes to making a quality margarita, it all starts with the right ingredients. I didn’t believe that until I visited La Plancha on St. Simons Island.

Like most people, Dr. Mark Kamaleson has seen many changes since the coronavirus pandemic swept across the globe. The surgeon with Optim Orthopedics in Brunswick has started offering virtual appointments for patients who would like to avoid face-to-face interactions.

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It’s never been a secret — mamas have a lot to handle. Everyday, they juggle a mountain of tasks, doing it all with a love that makes the work load seem effortless.