Eighty years ago this month, around 160,000 Allied troops, including 73,000 Americans, stormed the beaches of Normandy in choppy waters. D-Day lives on as one of…
The Dog Days of Summer are in full force. It's hot. It's humid. It's summer in Georgia. Even though the children may have gone back to school, we're all still traveling around soaking up the last drops of summer before…
Statement from Katherine Moore, president of Georgia Conservancy: The Okefenokee marks Georgia’s first World Heritage Site and establishes it as a place and ecosystem worthy of global recognition. Our hearty…