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You’ll Often Have The Falls To Yourself On This Quiet Epworth Georgia Waterfall Trail
A waterfall up to 80 feet tall sits at the end of a trail with no cell signal, no campfires allowed, and possibly two dozen river crossings. That’s a lot of effort for one view. I believe that effort is exactly the point. The falls drop in tiers over...
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Therapy poodle turns birthday into shelter drive
Marlin, a certified therapy dog, works at Woodstock Funeral Home in downtown Woodstock to comfort grieving families.
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This Georgia Restaurant Serves Southern Favorites Inside A Beautiful 19th-Century Home
Dinner tastes different when the house is older than the recipe. Creaky floors. Tall windows. A front porch that has watched more than a century of Georgia sunsets. Somehow, comfort food tastes even better in a room like that. I’ve always been drawn to old homes. Each one feels...
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With 40 Miles Of Trails, This Georgia College Campus Feels Like Wandering Through A Castle Town
Forget everything you think a college campus is supposed to look like. At Berry College in Mount Berry, Georgia, stone buildings, towering trees, and winding paths create a setting that feels more like a storybook village than a place for lectures and exams. Then the trails take over. Miles of...
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Armuchee students favorite songs and the impact music has on them
Music is a big part of everyday life, especially for high school students. Throughout the 2026-2027 school year, Armuchee High School students have different music preferences and way music impacts them. While many students listen to music to relax, others use it to stay motivated and focused. Sophomore Alex Cornejo said, “Who doesn’t love music?”
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Rome Area History Center to Offer Haunted on Broad Trolley Tours of Rome’s Haunted Past
Media release from the Georgia’s Rome Office of Tourism:. Take a trolley ride back in time for a spine-tingling look into Rome’s haunted past with Haunted Off Broad Trolley Tours. Blending local history with chilling tales, the tour features stories drawn from years of research, personal accounts and real-life experiences.
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People Drive Across Georgia Just For The Outrageously Good Italian Food At This No Frills Spot
Some restaurants do not need shiny tricks to win people over. Provino’s Italian Restaurant in Kennesaw keeps things simple with warm plates, soft lighting, and the kind of garlic rolls that make folks forget their best table manners. Travelers across Georgia talk about it like a comfort-food checkpoint, especially...
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Beyond the Rating: A Day In the Life of Professor Shane Toefper
For Shane Toepfer, Ph.D., and assistant professor of Communication, Film and Theatre at the University of North Georgia, the workday kicks off long before he sees his first class of the day. Known for his amazing reputation amongst students, Toepfer balances his demanding teaching schedule with grading, meetings and the preparation that goes into each class.
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Woodstock Funeral Home therapy dog serves the community
Marlin, a standard poodle, has spent the past two and a half years comforting grieving families at Woodstock Funeral Home. The certified therapy dog has become a beloved fixture at the funeral home and throughout downtown Woodstock. Marlin is celebrating his eighth birthday on October 17 with a party benefiting...
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Old-Timers Still Grab A Stool At This 1950s Lunch Counter Inside An Alabama Drugstore
Some small towns have a traffic light, and some have a single spot where everybody eventually crosses paths. High on Lookout Mountain in northeast Alabama, one tiny town has the second kind. Locals stop in before breakfast, cabin renters swing by after a long hike, and golfers call ahead for...
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Rome film festival welcomes first-time attendees with local discount, celebrity appearances
The Rome International Film Festival returns Nov. 5-8 with celebrity guests, independent films, live music and a pitch to residents: You don’t have to be a film buff to enjoy it. Now in its 23rd year, the festival will offer screenings, panels, workshops, happy hours and parties throughout downtown...