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Pineview, GA · Arts & Culture
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Smith’s jewelry celebrating 115 years in downtown Dublin
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Smith’s Jewelry opened in 1911 the same year William Howard Taft was the president of the United States, Chevrolet entered the automobile market, the first Indianapolis 500 was held, the RMS Olympic began her sea trials and the the hull of the RMS Titanic was launched in Belfast.
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What Makes Milledgeville: The Ham-Man
Hamilton Sule is a sophomore business major at Georgia College & State University, but students are more likely to recognize him by his alter ego and social media name: Ham-Man. After starting to release music in the spring semester of 2026, this Milledgeville rapper and social media celebrity amassed a large fan base while reaching over 250 thousand views on TikTok.
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Missed Oktoberfest In Germany? These 5 U.S. Festivals Are Still Ahead In 2026
While Oktoberfest celebrations in Ohio, Colorado and Wisconsin ended in September, travelers still have five festivals to choose from in October. Texas, Washington, Utah, Illinois and Georgia await visitors with everything from beer and bratwurst to German music. Fredericksburg Oktoberfest, Texas. Fredericksburg Oktoberfest takes over Marktplatz between October 2-4, 2026...
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Forsyth Fall Festival returns September 26 with vendors, kids’ zone and entertainment
FORSYTH, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Downtown Forsyth is welcoming families for its Fall Festival and Community Yard Sale, featuring nearly 70 vendors, live entertainment, children’s activities and opportunities to support local businesses. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will include yard sale, arts and crafts,...
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🏳️🌈 Out on Film, AIDS Walk, Macon Pride
Busy weekend ahead Thursday, Sept. 24 — Out on Film, AIDS Walk Atlanta, and Macon Pride are all on the calendar this weekend. Keep scrolling for more information on each of these events. Looks like temperatures are finally cooling off a bit, too, since we’re now officially in autumn. Personally, I’m ready for sweater weather. Here are […] The post 🏳️🌈 Out on Film, AIDS Walk, Macon Pride appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Dickey Farms Fall Festival returns Saturday with corn maze, food trucks and more
MUSELLA, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Dickey Farms is welcoming families to Musella this weekend for its annual Fall Festival, featuring food trucks, vendors, live music and fall activities. The festival will take place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the farm’s corn maze and activities area, about a...
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Charles Herty’s legacy impacts students today
Dr. Charles Holmes Herty, the namesake of GCSU’s Herty Hall, was a chemist born in Milledgeville whose work revitalized Georgia’s and the South’s economies and changed how newspapers were produced. Herty’s main contribution to the newsprint industry was inspired by learning about the process of making white...
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The Ancient Sacred Site Tucked Away In Georgia Is So Old It Predates The Pyramids
There’s a place in Macon, Georgia that has been quietly minding its own business for thousands of years longer than most of the world’s greatest wonders have even existed. Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park is the kind of place that makes you rethink everything you thought you knew about American history, and it’s sitting right there in central Georgia waiting for you to show up.
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Born 62 Years Ago in Georgia, the Country Star Who Sang Backup on One of the Decade’s Biggest Albums Before Finding Fame Herself
On this day (September 18) in 1964, Trisha Yearwood was born in Monticello, Georgia. After attending Belmont College in Nashville, she recorded demos and sang backing vocals on her friend and future husband Garth Brooks’ sophomore album. This led to a recording contract and a debut album that helped her make country music history when it sold more than a million copies.