by Mary Ashton Mills | Features
Shellfish never tasted as good as they did that November day in 1984 at Nance’s Creekfront Restaurant in Murrell’s Inlet, S.C. I’ll always remember my family surrounding me trying to persuade me to try one of Mother Nature’s most anticipated delicacies, the oyster. I...
by Mary Ashton Mills | Features
Paul Pearman is no stranger to things rare and valuable. The self-taught mosaic artist has been dealing with precious and semi-precious stones for almost two decades. Recently his reputation earned him a call for help from a local church who needed to restore an...
by By Ashlee Duren | Features
Hannah & Rafy October 15, 2016 Hannah Greene met her future husband, Rafy Bassali on a church retreat on St. Simons Island in 2012. What began as a friendship, soon turned into something more and the couple began dating. We dated for about two years, before...
by By Ashlee Duren | Features
Anne & Holton March 12, 2016 When we think destination wedding, most of us automatically think tropical. But for Anne and Holton Brinson they were looking for a location that would reflect their personalities. The couple met during college while studying abroad in...
by Karin Calloway | Features
Augusta has its share of historic spots, but did you know the area also has some notable trees? According to the University of Georgia Richmond County Extension Agent Campbell Vaughn, there’s a good chance that you’ve driven past some of these horticultural...
by Mary Ashton Mills | Features
What better way to study horticulture than to plant a citrus garden for students to nurture, observe and learn from on a daily basis? That’s just what Joe Le Vert has done for the past 35 years at Aquinas High School. Today he and his students are quite literally...