Rats and Mice Many of you would be surprised to hear some of the questions that are logged in a typical county extension office in the spring. I try to tell people all the different questions we answer during the year but the list never ends. During the past few days, I have had many calls about rodent control. I know all living things have a purpose, but some may say "so what." When rats ...
February is the shining time for camellias and for Massee Lane Gardens at Fort Valley. Home to the American Camellia Society headquarters, Massee Lane Gardens, which has more than 3,000 varieties of camellias, holds a Camellia Festival annually.
Accented with love: The Satsuki Garden Club recently presented a dish garden accented with pink and blue - to especially honor the baby girls and boys - to Tammy Hotz, manager of The Birthcare Center and Suzanne Whittle, nurse, of The Birthcare Center at Newton Medical Center. The decoration is located in the Serenity Garden, which is project of Satsuki Garden Club in collaboration with the hospital. The presentation was made June ...
Newton, Eastside and Alcovy High Schools have begun their annual spring plant sales and a variety of vegetables, baskets and bedding and potted plants are available for public purchase.
Winter is just around the corner, which means that the colors of fall will soon fade. Before the leaves disappear to make way for snow and ice, take the time now to prepare your lawn for the long winter months ahead. By tackling a few lawn care chores now, you will spare yourself some extra work next spring.
Celebrating eighteen years of being the voice of the housing industry in Newton County, on October 13 the Newton County Home Builders Association held its annual Installation and Awards Banquet.
After the recent "100 Year Rain" and last year's bout of hail and wind storms, dealing with storm damage concerns many homeowners. Some discover the damage on their own. Others realize they may have damage when they see neighbors having repairs done. Some decide to make a claim after a contractor knocks on their door.
In times of disaster, the U.S. Small Business Administration makes low-interest rate loans available to homeowners, renters, businesses and non-profit organizations of all sizes for uninsured losses. "SBA low-interest disaster loans are not just for businesses," said Mary Gipson, Communications Specialist, SBA Office of Disaster Assistance, Field Operations Center East. Homeowners and renters can get up to $40,000 to cover personal property damage, homeowners can receive up to $200,000 to repair or replace primary homes, ...
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