Randy Williams, an Army veteran, came to MUST Ministries’ Elizabeth Inn Homeless Shelter in March, just before the coronavirus shut everything down. He stayed for two months and during that time, began the process of turning his life around.A Georgia native, he joined the Army by necessity after becoming a father. In addition to working on helicopters, he served as an … [Read more...]

Like most states, Georgia courts and medical providers are facing complex challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of the risks associated with the virus, Gov. Brian Kemp issued a series of executive orders prohibiting many businesses from opening to the public. Over time, Kemp issued additional orders easing those restrictions. However, these orders also included … [Read more...]

As the mom of a 2-year old and an infant, I’m constantly on Pinterest, trying to find ways to keep the toddler occupied that don’t include the iPad. I’ve had my fair share of Pinterest wins and losses, but I’ve learned that, sometimes, the most obvious activities are the ones my daughter enjoys the most. I just have to embrace the inevitable mess that is life with a … [Read more...]

With summer just beginning, have you run out of ideas to educate and entertain your kids at home? What’s a parent to do? Consider starting a bluebird sanctuary in your yard! With a bit of preparation and a little luck, soon, your family could enjoy the sweet chirps of baby bluebird hatchlings just outside your door. Beginning as early as February, the brilliantly hued … [Read more...]

Spring cleaning has a whole new meaning for us this year. The COVID-19 virus is all around us, and makes many of us feel like we have little control over day-to-day events. However, to some degree, we can control what is happening inside our homes.  Here are some guidelines and recommendations on cleaning and disinfecting your home, aimed at limiting the spread and survival … [Read more...]