Groves classifies adaptogens as stimulating, balancing or calming, and adds them to her clients’ tinctures or teas based on specific properties.
Jessica Leigh Lebos
Community Editor Jessica Leigh Lebos has been writing about interesting people, vexing issues and anything involving free food for more than 20 years. She introduces herself at cocktail parties as southern by marriage.
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It’s not just about the honey, honey
Honey shows are serious competitions worldwide, where Welsh honey judges wear white lab coats and jaunty white fedoras to signify their status
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W.W. Law’s preservation legacy
THE LEGEND of W.W. Law is already a permanent part of Savannah’s story. One of the most influential community leaders of the last century, the former postal worker impacted countless […]
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Shallow pockets? You can still give deeply
Since 1938, the United Way of the Coastal Empire has welcomed donations big and small, funneling millions of dollars every year into dozens of non-profits spread out over Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Liberty counties.
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Walking away from suicide’s call
SUICIDE IS the tenth leading cause of death for Americans, the third for those ages 10 to 24. It has recently become the number one cause of death for veterans—surpassing […]
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College Student Guide: Putting mettle to the pedal with SCAD bike share
For the first time in the college’s history, incoming freshman aren’t allowed to bring cars to campus
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We people of Savannah, we help Louisiana
These Savannah women have deep connections to the Gulf Coast, and each started a separate Facebook page to collect clothing, food, water, toiletries and other supplies the minute they heard the first accounts of the flooding from friends and family.
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A tree grows at Ground Zero
IT SEEMS improbable, practically magical: A forest of full-sized, mighty trees where there was once only rubble. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum is dedicated to those who lost […]
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Is North Beach Grill Tybee’s line in the sand?
“George took a box that nobody else wanted, built it up, and now the city wants to give all that hard work away,” fumes Russ, who with his wild read beard is a dead ringer for Game of Thrones’ Tormund Giantsbane in a trucker hat, and just as loyal.
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Pilot exercise program for Parkinson’s disease is a knockout
The custom workout is based on research that shows how exercise can help improve gait and balance as well as possibly slowing down the progression of the disease.
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Author Judy Fogarty sets her novel during the golden age of tennis
SOMEWHERE in the late 1970s, the sport of tennis went from quietly refined to downright bombastic. Think of Jimmy Connors’ fist-pumping antics or a red-faced John McEnroe breaking his racket […]
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Going wild for the Kingfisher Discovery Center
Glimpses of bald eagles, bobcats, migrating fowl and even the occasional otter happen on the regular.