Anna Ferguson

Throughout the month of June, the Jekyll Island Arts Association and residents at Addington Place of Brunswick will partner to present a new project dedicated to both creativity and contributions.

Diana Graham knows summer months in coastal Georgia always roll in with a few promises. Hot, humid days will be quickly cooled when afternoon rains roll in several days a

Randy Siegel isn't a time traveler. He doesn't talk to the dead or serve as a conduit between the worlds. Instead, he is a holder of space, between souls.

As founder and executive director of the Global Arts Initiative (GAI), Jordan Taylor is constantly at work trying to evolve the GAI mission and expand the reach of the program.

The definition of a civic group seems simple. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, “civic” is a word that relates to a city, town or country or to the people who live there.

There are a handful of streets locally, nationally and internationally, real or not, that are lined with famous sidewalks and require no direction as to how to get there.

For 13 years, Megan Desrosiers has been at work walking with her toes in the sand, beach winds at her back and the sunshine of Coastal Georgia on her face.

Which ingredient matters the most when stirring up a batch of homemade, award-winning candy treats?

Introducing the word “cancer” into daily conversations often brings with it a list of questions to answer.

There is a stack of old playbills splayed out on Angie Votsis' desk. Some are simple: one sheet of worn-out paper with a performer's biography and why they are dazzling and delight audiences.