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Georgia's companies and nonprofit organizations have stepped up to help their communities in creative ways.

The John C. Campbell Folk School teaches time-honored skills in a supportive, communal environment.

Daylilies are not only a lovely addition to your own garden but also an excellent way to share with family members and friends.

Learn what it takes to keep the wheels spinning at some of Georgia's few remaining historic gristmills in operation.

Readers share photos of their cute children in June's Snapshot.

Cobb EMC and Gas South launch an innovative solar program in Marietta, plus more news from the state's electric cooperatives.

Sharing the seeds of heirloom fruits and vegetables is more accessible than ever, with some libraries offering seed collections to "check out."

The state's endangered historic buildings and properties have a dedicated champion in the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Thomas Brown shares his thoughts about a visit to the Etowah Indian Mounds and how the New World has a unique opportunity to learn about ancient cultures.

At Historic Westville in Columbus, visitors get to see how things were made and lives were lived in the 19th century.