The Perfect Path in an Imperfect World
We are always moving forward, whether we think of it that way or not. Such is the nature of time. Looking back over my own life, there were countless twists
No One Size Fits All
If students and their individual needs are not at the heart of our choices involving education, we risk losing them in the shuffle. by Dr. Kim Coady Choices. So many
The Debt of Gratitude
We are not the same. Like snowflakes, no two of us are alike, yet we touch and are touched by thousands of others on life’s journey. In spite of our
The Best Time to Plant Trees
Those thinking of planting a new or replacement tree or shrub—done in the fall and winter months for the best chances of survival—should consider taking these five steps before replanting:
Always a Coach on the Field
Jay Cawthon quarterbacked Newton High School to the state quarterfinals and continued his playing career at the University of West Georgia before exchanging his helmet for a headset. After nearly
Lemon-Pepper Green Beans
Grocery stores and gardens are chock full of summer fruits and vegetables in their prime: sweet corn, tomatoes, berries, beans and more. If you like green beans, you’ll love this
Then and Now: Mansfield Georgia
by Meredith Tredeau Two photographs taken from the same viewpoint at two different times in history: Railroad crossing in Mansfield, c. early 1920s (first) Downtown Mansfield, 2022 (second). Mansfield has
Financial Planning During Open Enrollment
It is never too early to begin thinking about your Open Enrollment options at work. Decisions regarding your workplace benefits are critical in accomplishing your long-term financial goals. How you
Art Speaks: Outside the Medium
Art reaches almost every aspect of our lives, every day. Many artists are known for the paintings or sculptures in our homes or in the local art galleries. However, these