JENKINS: Saying goodbye to another year of folding chairs and ballpark hot dogs
While you're hauling your kids around, spending interminable hours sitting on bleachers and folding chairs, and eating ballpark hot dogs, just look at it as a kind of retirement plan, albeit a risky one.
MCLEOD: Why compromise never works
You don't create greatness by compromising in the middle ground. You create greatness by having the guts to wade through the unknown. The middle ground is safer, but seeking higher ground is worth the effort.
RICH: A change of fortune
The soft lighting had hidden the ground-in dirt on his face. He exited the hotel which sits in downtown Memphis near the river and there he met up with another man who looked like him. Homeless, no doubt.
MOVIE REVIEW: 'At Any Price' insults target audience
This is easily the worst film so far this year, according to movie critic Michael Clark.
Sherlock, Watson hit the stage in Snellville
New London Theatre presents "Hound of the Baskervilles."
Laughter to raise funds for Duluth nonprofit
The Rotary Club of Gwinnett County is hosting a comedy night with David Ferrell to raise funds for Rainbow Village.
ART BEAT: 'Aladdin' takes stage by Northeast Atlanta Ballet
This ballet was brought back to the stage due to popular demand.
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' a thrilling, fun sequel to intergalactic saga
LOS ANGELES -- The original "Star Trek" series (and its various successors) used science fiction as a way to make observations about contemporary world issues like racism, war, etc., so it's no surprise that J.J. Abrams' "Trek" reboot, now in its second installment, puts 9/11 into the mix.. If there
Former GDP reporter releases book of short ‘Rhapsodies’
Josh Green releases "Dirtyville Rhapsodies," a collection of fictional stories.
FILM FANS: Baz Luhrmann takes 'Gatsby' over the top
Local residents reviewed "The Great Gatsby," the movie of the week.
Movie trivia contest -- May 17
Test your film knowledge with Michael Clark's weekly movie trivia contest.
Day of art comes to Suwanee
The fourth annual Arts in the Park returns to Suwanee's Town Center Park.
DISC SPOTLIGHT: 3:10 To Yuma: Criterion Collection Blu-ray
3:10 To Yuma: Criterion Collection Blu-ray (NR)
DALY: Zoysia makes an attractive and durable lawn
If you are willing to make the investment and provide the appropriate care, consider growing Zoysia. It will thrive and beautify the home landscape. With Zoysia, your lawn can be the envy of the neighborhood.
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Living Columnists
- JENKINS: Saying goodbye to another year of folding chairs and ballpark hot dogs
- LARSON: Renaissance family excels at just about everything 1 comment
- MCLEOD: Why compromise never works
- RICH: A change of fortune
- JENKINS: On Mother's Day, a tribute to my step-mom
- LARSON: Senior Ms. Georgia in step with senior issues 1 comment
- MCLEOD: Learn which feedback to listen to and which to ignore
- RICH: When Mama made up her mind
- JENKINS: A family man's guide to gift-giving season
- LARSON: Lending advice from lessons learned 1 comment
Health and Wellness
- One year later, Copeland looks ahead to busy summer 1 comment
- Prevalence of food, skin allergies rises with income
- Gwinnett Relay raises $1.5 million so far
- G-Braves to honor two Barrow County boys
- Journey begins with hard work, rewards for new moms 1 comment
- Thousands show up for Relay for Life
- Thousands expected for annual Relay event
- GMC announces new office of research
- Marrow drive Friday at Peachtree Ridge
- Eastside launches public display effort of ER wait times
Home and Garden
- DALY: Zoysia makes an attractive and durable lawn
- DALY: Heirloom vegetables valued for superior flavor
- DALY: Keeping carpenter bees away from your home
- DALY: If you lack space for a vegetable garden, consider using containers
- DALY: The native dogwood colors the spring landscape
- Annual spring plant sale at Gwinnett Tech
- DALY: Georgia Gold Medal plants are proven winners for the home landscape
- The Gwinnett County Master Gardener Association hosts tour of gardens
- DALY: Lawn care during early spring affects quality through the year
- DALY: Moss in lawns a sign of poor growing conditions
Blogs
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Is there a Post sister in the house?
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I’ve tried something new (and I like it)
- BUCK'S BYTES: Internet tax reform long overdue
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I’m now in progressives
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Men – 7,000; Women 20,000
- FRANK'S PLACE: Finding fortune in four leaf clovers
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Step outside the box every now and then 2 comments
- BUCK'S BYTES: Slow hybrid growth is better than no growth
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Did we always have this much pollen?
- FRANK'S PLACE: Despite our worries, nature blooms
