Art From the Heart
Article submitted by PAT AUBÉ GRAY
      In late 2005 the Atlanta Fine Arts League was founded by four Atlanta artists, Lisa Gleim, Geraldine Zaki, Fran Milner, Leah Henry, and Blairsville's Pat Aubé Gray.
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Bowling for Habitat for Humanity
      The third annual Habitat for Humanity Bowling Tournament was held last week at Galaxy Lanes in Blairsville. The "fun event" was attended by many local bowlers as well as several from nearby communities. Louise McTaggert Realty sponsored three teams and Louise was on hand to encourage all of the ...
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The Singing Stars For a BetterWorld
      The Singing Stars For a Better World, a precious group of children ages 5-10 years, will warm everyone's heart with their classic Broadway hits and positive messages about Life! They are a treat, and not to be missed! Last year's Towns Co.
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Grab your kilts
Scots are coming to north Georgia mountains
      The 4th annual Blairsville Scottish Festival & Highland Games are June 9th and 10th at beautiful Meeks Park in Union County, GA. A Kilted Golf Classic (kilts optional) is Friday, June 8th at Butternut Creek Golf Course.
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      Those of us who have five good friends, I mean really good friends, are blessed. One of mine died yesterday. Her name was Ramie. She shared the same birthday with my father, including not only the day, March 31, but the year, 1920.
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Dixie Divas
Inspiration
By RONDA RICH
      Those who know me well will tell you that when it comes to decorating, I have a scant amount of natural talent. In college, I briefly minored in interior design but when the professor repeatedly called on me to explain my ridiculous floor plans so that the class could be entertained to laughter ...
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Your Health Matters
By Claudia Parks, R.N.
      The Greeks had a word for it- apoplexy, meaning "struck down." The word was an apt description of an occasional dramatic event: a man or woman suddenly falling to the ground, as if pole axed or clubbed down, lying there paralyzed unconscious, and perhaps dead. Today we commonly call such an event ...
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