Dillard News

"It's been way too long since we had a meal at the Dillard House in northeast Georgia.

Abigail Quinn Phillips, former Rifle resident and student, will graduate Saturday, May 31from Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, Rabun Gap, Ga.

"Cabbage as a food has problems," the late British food writer Jane Grigson once said.

“If we can figure out why the species that aren't dying are surviving, maybe we can apply that knowledge to the species that are dying out”

Dillard - The green folds of Georgia's mountains may hold a secret that scientists around the world want to know: Why do salamanders in its creeks and bogs appear impervious to a fungus that is killing ... via The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Officials with the Development Authority of Richmond County are expected to announce this morning at a news conference that outdoor retailer Bass Pro Shops will locate a store in the proposed Village at ... via Aiken Online

There has been an arrest in a cold case. Verdell Moore's family may finally find closure with her alleged killer now behind bars. via WJBF-TV Augusta

“We buy as much local produce as we can”

The best way to eat, it turns out, is to imitate our hunter-gatherer ancestors. Does that mean go out and hunt and pick your own food? That might not work well in a big city. via Packer

Write: Letters, The Telegraph, P.O. Box 4167, Macon, GA 31208-4167. All letters must include the writer's actual name, address and daytime phone number. via The Macon Telegraph

“We really love to fly, and we wanted to be around other flying people, but we also loved the mountains. We wanted something on an airport”

Who: Butch and Becky Harben Where: Heaven's Landing, a mountain estate airpark in Clayton. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“The command staff sincerely appreciates his unrelenting efforts in bringing these poachers to justice.”

Submitted by the Department of Natural Resources SOCIAL CIRCLE - Law enforcement rangers with the Department of Natural Resources , Wildlife Resources Division consistently face a wide variety of natural ... via Dalton Daily Citizen

Q: My daughter, who lives out of state, wanted an indoor herb garden for Christmas but I couldn't find it and thought I'd wait until after the rush to look. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Several hundred students from metro high schools got to learn more about the music industry Wednesday at Grammy Career Day at the Clayton Performing Arts Center. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

'On a recent trip to New York City, I tasted something called baked lemon ricotta, which was incredible. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“Ironically, when other chains open, they've done studies where the business actually increases when the chains move in. It doesn't hurt the independents as much as it hurts the other chains, is what you're seeing.”

Pharmacist Mike Addington, right, and pharmacy technician Erin Loggins, fill some prescriptions Friday at Clayton Pharmacy. via Clayton Tribune

From Clayton, head west on Highway 76 West about eight miles, turning right onto Persimmon Road . via Clayton Tribune

“When you first drove up here, you look at this place and you think, well this is a restaurant”

The United States has its own barbecue traditions - usually ribs, brisket and pork, cooked slowly for hours and basted or rubbed with spices. via Australian Broadcasting Corporation

“Another man's dream becomes an old man's headache.”

Members of the Brazzell family, from left, Richard, Stephanie and Joshua, 9, inspect a Canaan fir at Dillard Tree Farm in Dillard on Saturday. via Clayton Tribune

“The locals come to that course to see Tom.”

Local golf pro Tom Moore sends a putt across the green Nov. 9 at the Rabun County Golf Club. via Clayton Tribune