ith our holiday dinner parties only days away, many of us may feel that pressure to entertain our guests with unique decor. Well, there’s no better time than the present to pull together those finishing touches for your table decorations.
Afternoon Break spoke with Effingham College & Career Academy automotive instructor Matt Turner about some useful tips you can use to help keep your car running smooth.
Budgeting is a crucial component of financial wellness, but sometimes it can seem difficult. An assistant professor at Georgia Southern University explained a simplified approach.
The Season of St. Patrick looks very different this year. With the parade cancelled, we’re providing some additional ways for you and your kids to celebrate safely together with crafts. Artist Shawna Junior, owner of Southern Henna, showed how to make a shamrock-inspired henna design.
If you really want go the extra mile for your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day, two local party planners are here to help create a special romantic tablescape using some affordable items you may already have in your home.
The Morning Break team recently stopped by Baker’s Pride’s kitchen on DeRenne Avenue in Savannah and got a look at how they make their famous peach fritters.
With many of us spending more time at home over the past year, the hope to declutter the house may be even greater in 2021. We spoke to professional organizer and interior designer Kate Turk about how to get your house back in order.
Jim Roberts, owner and operator of Southern Traditions Floral & Gifts, walked us step by step through how to create an affordable but elegant Christmas garland at home.
Some plant loss from this cooler weather is normal, but there are some things you can to to prevent losing your favorite warmer-weather plants or at least lessen the damage.
Looking for a fun craft to do with the family or finding yourself bored during quarantine? We’ve got an easy arts project to share with you from Lowcountry artist Sophie Docalavich.
July 4 is just a few days away. Many of you may be planning a more toned down celebration this year, but that doesn’t mean the holiday shouldn’t feel special. Two local party planners showed us how you can DIY a kids corner this Independence Day without breaking the bank.
Do you have a recent grad in your family? Maybe you just know someone with a birthday coming up. Either way, a card can be a great way to show you care during a time when it’s harder to celebrate.
Geoff and Zoe Thatcher teamed up for an ambitious pandemic project when the company they both work for shut down due to the health crisis. Now, they’ve published a book.
You may remember us telling you about an artist who uses eggs to create works of art. If you became interested in that medium, we have good news. That artist, Alan Rabon, has decided to share his process.
Children are missing a sense of normalcy in their lives right now, and that’s especially true if their birthday is coming up. Just because you’re celebrating in isolation doesn’t mean you can’t make their birthday special at home.
Whether you’re about to graduate or you’re a victim of layoffs, many of you are applying for jobs right now. The Coronavirus is causing some big changes in the process.
Maybe you’re looking for a new activity to work on with the kids, or you want to make an adjusted birthday or graduation celebration feel a little bit more special.
This is one of the most effective masks you can construct at home. It is easy to make, washable, and can be used by anyone, including medical professionals (over an N95 mask).
Most folks opt for an arrangement of cut flowers, and whether roses or daisies, the list goes on and on. There are longer-term flowering options available to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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