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Watch: “Chad Powers” Creator Says Georgia Crews are UNSTOPPABLE

Michael Waldron, co-creator of the Hulu series “Chad Powers,” returns home to Georgia for the third project he has created that films in the state. An Alpharetta native who attended Milton High School and the University of Georgia, Waldron says making a series about Southern college football culture in the South is especially meaningful to him.

Georgia · 5d
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Jackson Progress-Argus

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Patriotic Musical Celebration scheduled for Saturday

In cooperation with the City of Jackson, the Jackson-Butts County Council for the Arts will present a Patriotic Musical Celebration on Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. at the Jackson United Methodist Church, 409 E. Third St. The concert will feature local musicians Daniel Edwards, Valerie Smith Mercer, Debby Smith, George Weaver and Cary Castellow on the organ. Jackson Mayor Carlos Duffey will offer opening remarks. The Rev. Pamela Johnston will offer prayers and Scout Troops 161-G and 169 F will present the colors. “The Arts Council wants to honor our veterans with music and song. We wanted to extend the Jackson Veterans Day Celebration,” said Laura Hart-Richardson, Community Outreach Chairperson. “We have so many talented folks in the Community, and a welcoming performance venue just across the street from the Veteran’s Memorial Park, that we hope to expand the concert in coming years.” The City’s ceremony will begin earlier in the day at 10 am at Veterans Memorial Park, with the dedication of 15 new Honor Plaques and a speech by retired Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Robert Jackson Jr. The Progress-Argus reported that “During his extensive US Navy career, Master Chief Jackson held critical leadership, communications, and project management

Jackson, GA · 5d

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Tate House celebrates 100 years: A century of elegance and vision in North Georgia

For 100 years, the Tate House Mansion has stood as one of North Georgia’s most iconic and remarkable properties. Born from the discovery of rare pink Etowah marble, shaped by the vision of the Tate family, and brought back to life through an extraordinary restoration, the mansion represents a century of history, architectural beauty and enduring legacy.

North Georgia, GA · 6d
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Jim Webb's Middle Georgia Live Music Report (11/2-11/8)

The joyous sound of live music will be heard inside venues large and small and filling the air at special community events throughout Middle Georgia this week. First Friday in Downtown Macon is one special event where live music will be easy to find, both on street corners and in the city's many downtown music venues. Music fan Jim Webb has once again searched low and high for the following mostly comprehensive list of live music shows in the heart of Georgia the first full week of November 2026.

Macon, GA · 5d
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A Perry Holiday Tradition That Gives Back: Mistletoe Market

For many people in Perry, the holiday season doesn’t officially begin until they make their annual trip to Mistletoe Market. It’s a chance to get a head start on Christmas shopping, catch up with friends, and browse gifts, clothing, and holiday decorations. Mistletoe Market means much more to...

Perry, GA · 7d

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Criswell Grave House, Wilkinson County

Mount Carmel Primitive Baptist Church, which no longer exists, was established in the 1840s near present-day McIntyre. It was a large community in its early days. The church, and the old Mount Carmel School, are long gone, but the historic cemetery is an important link to the early history of Wilkinson County.

Wilkinson County, GA · 11d

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Georgia Doctors Moonlight as Rock Stars to Raise Money for Uninsured Patients: ‘It Helps the Whole Community’ (Exclusive)

Funds raised go to support the Rapha Clinic, a nonprofit that provides medical and dental services to uninsured residents

Georgia · 7d

Mass Market Retailers

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Winn-Dixie salutes America’s heroes with 11% Veterans Day discount

Customers can also support military families through Razzle Dazzle grape purchases benefiting the USO

Florida · 6d

Jackson Progress-Argus

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Students help transform Jackson for ‘Stranger Things’ event

JACKSON — Southern Crescent Technical College (SCTC) Film Technology students helped transform downtown Jackson into an immersive “Stranger Things”-inspired environment for the Welcome to Hawkins Weekend held Oct. 2 to 4. The project marked the Film Technology Program’s third year collaborating with the Butts County Chamber of Commerce under the leadership of Jacqueline McKoon, president and CEO. Jackson’s historic downtown square is well known to fans of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” as a filming location for the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. This year, students and instructors drew inspiration from Season 5’s Military Access Control Zone (MAC-Z), creating a military-themed quarantine setting and a dramatic passageway leading to the eerie alternate dimension known as the Upside Down. The student-centered project immersed participants in the art department side of production, providing hands-on experience from concept development and preproduction through set design, scenic construction, fabrication, practical effects, lighting, set dressing and installation. Students created military-style signage, weathered barricades, perimeter fencing, prop equipment, creature elements, atmospheric lighting and an illuminated portal to bring the concept to life. Working toward a fixed public event deadline requires them to apply not only technical skills but also collaboration, troubleshooting, resource management and adaptability, according to SCTC. The

Jackson, GA · 8d

Rough Draft Atlanta

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Fox Gives awards $500,000 to historic Georgia theaters and landmarks

Fox Gives, the philanthropic arm of the Fox Theatre, has announced 12 single-year grants totaling $500,000 for historic theaters and partner organizations in Georgia. The funding enables a range of projects to support important cultural assets and strengthen their operations, according to a press release. Eight organizations will receive Preservation & Facilities Grants to engage […] The post Fox Gives awards $500,000 to historic Georgia theaters and landmarks appeared first on Rough Draft® .

Georgia · 6d

Only In Your State

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The Georgia Mystery That Still Has No Clear Answer

Tiny, moon-eyed people built an ancient 855-foot zigzagging stone wall in Georgia’s mountains. Perhaps it was Prince Madoc of Welch in the 12th century, or Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto in the 16th century. The truth? Nobody really knows how Fort Mountain Rock Wall in Georgia was built. The structure was first documented in 1849, […]

Georgia · 19d

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Book Lovers Drive Across Georgia To Dig Through The Rare Shelves At This Enormous Bookstore

More than 80,000 used, rare, and collectible books share one roof at a bookstore with a cat named Mickey on staff. That number alone makes my wallet nervous, and I haven’t even mentioned the leatherbound shelves yet. The shelves run floor to ceiling across two levels of winding aisles.

Atlanta, GA · 9d

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11 Georgia Pottery Studios Worth Trying Instead Of Spending Another Rainy Day At Home

Rain stops being a problem when your hands are busy. You get a lump of clay, a spinning wheel, and someone patient showing you what to do. Lopsided bowls count as wins in Georgia because this state clearly takes its mud seriously. One pottery studio in this list keeps its...

Georgia · 8d

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The Georgia Mystery That Still Has No Clear Answer

Tiny, moon-eyed people built an ancient 855-foot zigzagging stone wall in Georgia's mountains. Perhaps it was Prince Madoc of Welch in the 12th century, or Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto in the 16th century. The truth? Nobody really knows how Fort Mountain Rock Wall in Georgia was built. The structure was first documented in 1849, but studied by archaeologists in 1955. For decades, this site has remained a mystery that experts and locals still can't explain fully.

Georgia · 19d

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Track Rock Gap: The Ancient Carvings in the North Georgia Mountains

There are places in Georgia that make you stop and wonder about the people who came before us. Track Rock Gap, up in the North Georgia mountains near Blairsville, is one of those places. Scattered across several large soapstone boulders are hundreds of carvings that have been there for centuries. Some look like animal tracks, birds, footprints, circles, and other symbols. And even after all these years, there are still questions about who made every carving and what they meant.

Blairsville, GA · 8d

Americus Times-Recorder

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World premiere of ‘Shadowed’ shown at Rylander Theatre

The film “Shadowed” premiered at the Rylander Theatre on Oct. 30. In addition to many local sites, the film showcased the talent of many actors familiar to those who have […]

Sumter County, GA · 8d

Rough Draft Atlanta

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Macon Telegraph will celebrate 200th anniversary on Nov. 1

The Macon Telegraph will celebrate its 200th anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 1 — a monumental milestone for a community institution founded in the days when the city was a frontier boomtown. According to a press release from the Georgia Press Association, The Telegraph will mark the occasion with special features in the Sunday edition and […] The post Macon Telegraph will celebrate 200th anniversary on Nov. 1 appeared first on Rough Draft® .

Macon, GA · 8d

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Carrollton Doctors Take The Stage To Help Uninsured Georgians

More than five West Georgia doctors are taking the stage next week to perform live music and raise money for patients who can't afford care. Rapha Clinic of West Georgia will hold its 12th Annual Sound of Medicine fundraising concert on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Venue 1625 in Carrollton, bringing together physicians and other community performers for a night of music with a medical mission behind it.

Carrollton, GA · 11d