Winston
Winston, GA · Lifestyle
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Georgia’s Coziest Pizzeria Serves Neapolitan Pizza Straight From The Oven
Three Italian-made wood-fired ovens roar past 900 degrees in one small kitchen. When this spot first opened, it reportedly held the only trio of these ovens under one roof anywhere in the world. Pizzas bake in about 90 seconds. The crust comes out charred, blistered, and soft in the middle,...
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The Daily South
The Most Legendary Desserts In The South, From Classics To Cult Favorites
In the South, we don’t play around when it comes to dessert. Our layer cakes are the tallest, our pies are the flakiest, and our portions are the largest. That’s why so many iconic sweets were either born here, or made famous in our region, like this list of famous desserts from Southern restaurants. All of these places are notable—many have won national and local awards—but their desserts are what draw people from around the country, and even the world. Customers know they’ll be ordering these dishes, whether it’s Key lime pie in Key West or the best peach cobbler in Atlanta, before they even walk through the door. And believe us, these legends truly live up to the hype.
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Restaurant Report Card: Touchdown Wings fails with 49; Antique Caffe earns 100
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — DeKalb County health inspectors took photographs of critical health violations inside a quick-service restaurant in Decatur. Touchdown Wings in Decatur scored 49 points and a U for unsatisfactory on Oct. 23. The report says dirty dishes were stored as clean, food was dumped in the handwashing sink and an employee touched their mouth and then cooked on the grill.
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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.
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From early settlement to nature trail: Sugar Hill opens Orr’s Ferry Riverlands Trail
SUGAR HILL, Ga. — Nearly two centuries ago, settlers traveled to a ferry crossing along the Chattahoochee River, where a merchant named William Orr operated a store that helped support a growing community known as Orrsville. On Wednesday, Oct. 14, a new chapter in the area’s history began as...
American Songwriter
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.”
Axios Atlanta
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