Wow, it’s such a busy time of the year! Mother’s Day is coming up and graduation is just around the corner. That’s all the more reason to find some time to relax. Sweetwater Creek State Park is just the place to balance yourself and find some tranquility. This park boasts a dazzling…
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By Jay Morris Every once in a while we like to spotlight a Walk Georgia user who is a clear example of what it means to move more and live more! That being said, we would like to extend a welcome to our Walk Star of the month: Steve Poninski. Steve Poninski works…
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Asparagus has received a bad rap. If you’ve turned up your nose before at this nutritious veggie, spring is the perfect time to give it another try! When you eat in-season produce, not only do you save money, but you also get the best value on nutrition! In-season produce generally costs…
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This week’s state park feature is the New Echota Historic Site. New Echota is located in Calhoun, Ga. in Gordon County. As its name suggests, New Echota holds significant historic value for the state of Georgia. It housed the capital of the Cherokee Nation from 1825 to 1832. The Cherokee…
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By Alison C. Berg, PhD, RDN, LD Google “paleo diet” and you will have no shortage of results or interpretations on the diet’s guidelines. The term “paleo diet” typically refers to a diet where the individual should only consume what would have been available in Paleolithic times: fish, meat, vegetables, and fruit, but…
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Fish is an awesome option for anyone who wants an alternative to red meat or poultry. It is a great source of protein, vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats! So for this recipe we wanted to feature a low-sodium, low-cost fish recipe. Fish Cardillo is a dish that has its cultural…
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For this state park feature we’ll make a quick stop at Twin City, GA in Emanuel County to visit George L. Smith State Park. This park boasts an impressive 1,634 acres with seven miles of hiking trails. George L. Smith’s famous Parrish Mill Pond is lined with beautiful cypress and tupelos…
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