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Eggs Up Grill Bonaire Celebrates Grand Opening With Three Days of Community Events and Giveaways
Veteran-owned restaurant to host ribbon-cutting ceremony, Hometown Heroes Day and Senior Appreciation Day, Oct. 27-29 Eggs Up Grill, the nation’s fastest-growing “better breakfast” restaurant franchise, along with Celia St. Louis, Eggs Up Grill Bonaire franchise owner and retired military veteran. WHAT:. Eggs Up Grill invites the Bonaire...
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This Georgia Seafood Market Is So Fresh Locals Keep Coming Back To Stock Up
Head-on Georgia shrimp, bushels of oysters, and whole cases of snow crab all share one small market off a country highway. The register takes cash only. I love that kind of old-school confidence. The same family has run the place since 1990. The owner still answers online notes herself and...
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This Old-Fashioned Small Town Restaurant In Georgia Will Whisk You Back To Simpler Days
There’s a little town off I-75 where the pace slows down so much you can practically hear your own watch ticking. That town is Unadilla, and tucked right on its main street sits The ’57 Diner, a place that feels like it drove straight out of a black and white photograph and parked itself in the twenty first century.
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Viral Georgia "Family Feud" contestants talk about their return to the show
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Brad reporting from Georgia-Carolina State Fair: Fun $5 Friday! Oct. 23, 2026
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – It’s a fun Friday for family and friends at the Georgia-Carolina State Fair, and admission is $5! Brad Means is there reporting live and gives us an update on all the security precautions local law enforcement are taking to keep everyone safe. He also interviewed a young livestock competitor, Reagan Reynolds, […]
maconmagazine.com
The Center Hall: Slow Design in the Garlingtons’ Victorian Home
Story by Sarah Leonardo, Root Bound Media | Photos by Cedric Smith. An exhibition of generational prized possessions, a bike lane for scooters and Big Wheels, a backdrop for a family’s evolution…. From the front double entry doors, a wide Center Hall leads directly through the heart of Michelle...
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Crumbl's Locations Closing Across US. These 4 in Georgia Have Shuttered
Crumbl Cookies in Georgia are crumbling with Savannah's store closing two weeks ago in addition to those in Augusta, Douglasville, and Suwannee within the last few months. This is part of a national shrinking the once-viral company is seeing. Crumbl's sales have declined over the past two years. In July...
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Weekend Adventures in the Heart of Georgia (10/23-10/25)
This weekend is an extremely busy for the adventurous in Middle Georgia, with the Greek Festival in Macon, Pasafest 2026 in Buena Vista, the Macon-Bibb Hispanic Festival, and much more. Fashion lovers won't want to miss fashion designer Isaih Miller's The Living Gallery: Art Through Fashion at stARTup Studios on Saturday evening. The following are just a few of the fun, interesting, and often free things to do this weekend in the heart of Georgia.
Macon Telegraph
‘Living Gallery' event in Macon melds art, fashion, food and much more
The idea for Macon fashion designer Isiah Miller’s “Living Gallery” show on Saturday dates back more than a dozen years, giving him a long time to think about it and let his ideas grow. What the “Living Gallery” has always been is, in part, a runway fashion show. But wait, in Miller’s mind, it was always destined to be more than that. Way more. “I believe fashion is art, and the ‘Living Gallery’ brings together fashion, art, wearable art, dance, music, drama, storytelling and more to create an enjoyable, immersive, entertaining evening that has something really important to say,” Miller told me. Add complimentary bites from Chef Dytreil Gray, plus elements such as a display of clothing designed and sewn by the 7- to 14-year-old members of Miller’s summer Sew-Stars Fashion Camp at his ongoing I. Miller Sewing Academy, and the show’s scope just gets bigger. “From the start, I wanted it to include a lot of people and be a showcase for them,” Miller said. “I wanted to give as many talented people as I could the opportunity they may not be getting otherwise. The chance to do something new for Macon. Something really different. Even the idea of