Having a sense of place is important, and there are few things that can tie a person to place more strongly than items that have been created in that place.

Coastal Illustrated: The Baker family — Kevin, Sara, Ella and Grant — set off on a sunset cruise courtesy of the St. Simons-based String of Pearls, a boat that offers a number of cruises to the public ...

The annual summer art stroll recently took place at six galleries on St. Simons Island, including Anderson Annex Gallery, ...

Despite a slump in real estate sales nationwide, the market remains strong in the Golden Isles.

The 15th Annual Big Photo Show, presented by the Coastal Photographers Guild, recently held its opening reception and award ...

I was so fortunate to have grown up on Lake Sinclair in Milledgeville. Our house was filled with music, a lot of laughter ...

If you read thrillers, the British author Chris Whitaker may be familiar to you. He’s known for the award-winning books “Tall ...

Lea King-Badyna and Bud Badyna recently hosted a summer kickoff party at Rafters in the St. Simons Pier Village. Guests wore their finest Parrothead attire and enjoyed the music of ...

There’s something exciting about receiving an invitation to a pool party. By their very definition pool parties are glamorous and perhaps a little excessive. The movies are full of depictions of these ...

The annual Taste of Gullah, which benefits the historic Harrington School, was held this year at Village Creek Landing. The event honors the food and cultural traditions of the Gullah people.

More than 200 golf carts lined Mallery and Magnolia streets in the St. Simons Pier Village before the Glynn County Police and Glynn County Commissioner Bob Duncan and his family led the parade route.