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Zach Top Brings Young Fan Onstage for “Tennessee Whiskey,” and He Steals the Show
In 2025, Zach Top was named the New Male Artist of the Year at the ACM Awards. He followed that by winning a Grammy for Best Traditional Country Album thanks to Ain’t in It for My Health. And since that moment, he has consistently expanded his stardom within country music with hits like “Sounds Like the Radio,” “Bad Luck,” and “South of Sanity.” But recently, when performing in Georgia, he found himself taking a backseat at his concert when a young fan stole the spotlight with a cover of “Tennessee Whiskey.”
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A hidden mansion on Atlanta's Ponce de Leon Avenue gets a new life
A century-old mansion hidden behind a gate on busy Ponce de Leon Avenue has found a new life as an events venue. Why it matters: Moon on Ponce reactivates a circa 1920 former inn, communal living space and short-term rental with ties to the Allman Brothers Band. Zoom in: Husband-and-wife wedding planners Pat Maddox and Candace Marshall Maddox spent more than a year restoring and reimagining the property to create an eclectic and whimsical venue option for clients of their company, Smooth as Butter . That included hauling off roughly 25 dumpsters of junk and debris and converting outbuildings into spaces for brides, grooms and indoor parties or movies, Pat Maddox told Axios. The couple are marrying original architectural details with colorful rooms, unusual furniture and the occasional mosaic created by one of the house's many past occupants. The intrigue: Workers unearthed several horseshoes while restoring a courtyard, raising the possibility that horses were once kept on the property. Two now decorate the mansion's exterior. Catch up quick: The 7,000-square-foot home next door to the Yaarab Shriner's Center was once the Shady Rest Inn and later became an artistic commune and performance venue known as 368 Ponce, or The Big
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Declutter Your Garage Space With These Smarter Solutions
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More ›. Decluttering the garage is a crucial step toward creating a safe, accessible, and high-functioning extension of your home. Because a garage serves as the main entryway for many households—as well as the storage hub for heavy tools, seasonal gear, sports equipment, lawn and garden supplies, and more—an unorganized space can quickly become an eyesore and safety hazard that makes daily routines frustrating and hard to maintain.
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An Atlanta Designer's Druid Hills Home Makes the Case for Bringing Back Formal Dining Rooms
The further we delve into the 21st century, the more distance we put between our homes and traditionally formal rooms of yore. Take the formal dining room, for example. Yes, they still exist, but when was the last time you walked into a new-build and discovered a separate room dedicated to formal dining? For us, The post A 1910 Atlanta Mansion Makes a Compelling Case for Formal Dining's Big Return first appeared on Homeworthy.
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Mother-Daughter Team Brings The Little Gym to Downtown Duluth
A former Swedish national-team gymnast and a former Atlanta Ballet dancer are opening a children’s movement and gymnastics center together in downtown Duluth. Annette and Melissa Mitchell, a mother-and-daughter team, begin a two-week soft opening for The Little Gym of Duluth on Monday, Nov. 2. A public grand-opening celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14.
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Midtown Mansion Takes Shape as Moon on Ponce, an Events Venue Decades in the Making
A 7,000-square-foot mansion on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown Atlanta has quietly cycled through lives as a Prohibition-era inn, a creative haven and now an events venue in development. Moon on Ponce is the newest identity for the century-old property, which has spent the better part of a century hiding in plain sight along one of the city's busiest corridors.