Is It Time to Plant Yet?I’ve been getting calls and emails about whether it’s time to plant vegetable gardens and summer annuals. The answer is – not quite.
Apr 23, 2007
Benefit FundraiserSecond Chances, a local non-profit, residential program in Woodstock, GA, for individuals with life-controlling problems, is having a benefit fundraiser on June 1. The events includes a live concert by
Troy Wykle and BlueSteele (from Nashville) and a cajun "low country boil" dinner at The Grande 3030N. Main St., Kennesaw, 7-11 p.m. Tickets $40 ($75 per couple). All proceeds benefit
Second Chances.
Apr 20, 2007
Georgia Watering Times ReducedAs drought continues to parch Georiga and
wildfires rage through over 10,000 acres of forest in Southern Georgia, the state's environmental director has announced that the times homeowners can water their lawns has been reduced.
Apr 20, 2007
Celebrate Migratory Bird DayFORSYTH, Ga. - Grab the binoculars and head outdoors for some of the most outstanding bird watching opportunities available in Georgia this spring and summer. To celebrate the return of these fascinating migrants, DNR invites Georgians to enjoy and learn more about these remarkable birds at events taking place throughout the state.
Apr 19, 2007
Tornado Time?Georgians may think of spring as the beginning of tornado season, but University of Georgia experts say tornadoes can occur almost year-round.
Apr 17, 2007
Hazardous Weather Predicted for TonightNumerous severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and tonight. The primary threats will be damaging winds, large hail and a few tornadoes.
Apr 14, 2007
Improve Drought ToleranceNormally a wet place in early April, Georgia is depressingly dusty this spring. With the whole state already in a mild to moderate drought, it may be a tough year on your lawn.
Apr 13, 2007
Horticulture Short CoursesWhether you're a veteran gardener or just taking it up, there's a lot to learn out there. Fortunately, University of Georgia horticulturists will gladly share their expertise in the Horticulture Short Course in Griffin, Ga., this month.
Apr 11, 2007
HomeTownBandStand.com ContestThings are heating up FAST at the
HometownBandStand.com contest. HomeTownBandStand.com is the most cutting edge music site on the internet. For bands, we offer a radical departure from everything else that exists out there. We have a built-in fan base through HomeTownTimes.com (who currently receive 11 million hits per month), in addition to the growing numbers who flock to this site daily. For fans, you can find bands from across the nation. The experience is mesmerizing - and interactive!
Apr 11, 2007
Spiders Are Wrongly AccusedA University of Georgia researcher says brown recluse spiders in Georgia are being wrongly blamed for wounds they don't cause.
Apr 11, 2007
Curious About the Construction on I-85?The GA DOT has been working for the past several weeks on a cable barrier system as part of a statewide safety plan. Click Here to learn more...
Mar 31, 2007
Mild Drought Conditions Develop Across GeorgiaAthens, Ga -- Most of Georgia is now entering a mild drought. The state has been teetering between abnormally dry and mild drought since spring 2006.
An abnormally dry winter has led to very dry soils, record to near-record low stream flows, low reservoir and farm pond levels and dropping groundwater levels across most of Georgia.
Mar 30, 2007
Georgia’s Anti-Litter Mascot NamedATLANTA – Governor Sonny Perdue, surrounded by an energetic group of school children from across Georgia, announced the official name of the
Litter. It Costs You mascot from the State Capitol today. “
Mar 24, 2007
Notes from the Georgia State SenateThe General Assembly began a two-week recess last week, but we are still hard at work for the people of Georgia, as we wait for Congress to approve funding for the
PeachCare for Kids program.
Mar 12, 2007