Morgan Grove Nature Area Opens
May 9, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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Southern Conservation Trust officially opened its fourth public nature preserve, Morgan Grove Nature Area, to the public last week. Numerous community leaders and the Fayette Chamber of Commerce were on hand to celebrate the ribbon cutting for the nature area’s grand opening. Boy Scouts presented the American Flag and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The [...]
Starr’s Mill Chorus to Rock with Foreigner
May 4, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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A group of 25 Starr’s Mill Chorus Students will have a once in a lifetime opportunity this weekend as they perform the song I Want To Know What Love Is with the rock group Foreigner. Foreigner, one of the most popular rock groups in the world, has sold over 70 million albums since the band’s [...]
May Day at Serenbe
April 13, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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SPEND A DAY IN THE COUNTRY AT THE 7th ANNUAL MAY DAY CELEBRATION AT SERENBE Enjoy Farmstands, Food Trucks, Stables Market, Live Music, Kids’ Activities, Shopping and More at an Educational Fundraiser Benefiting the Children’s House at Serenbe, Chattahoochee Hills Charter School and Community Brickworks Sunday, May 6, Noon to 4 p.m. ATLANTA (March 20, 2012) [...]
7 Spring Break Ideas for $7 or Less
April 3, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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Whether visitors choose to tap into their inner pirate or take flight as a pilot, Clayton County’s guaranteed to provide affordable family-fun with seven spring break ideas for $7 or less. Visitors are encouraged to join the hunt for hidden treasures with Clayton County’s free geocaching program. Using GPS technology and predetermined coordinates, adventurers can [...]
Gates as Art at Atlanta Botanical Garden
February 16, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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Gates historically have been an artistic as well as practical design feature in gardens, and this spring, the Atlanta Botanical Garden salutes that tradition with a special exhibition of metal works of art. Garden Gates with Andrew T. Crawford will debut March through April in conjunction with Atlanta Blooms: 300,000 Watts of Flower Power!, the [...]
Darling Dahlonega
February 4, 2012 by Fayette Woman
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Dahlonega, Georgia (www.Dahlonega.org) is located just 65 miles north of Atlanta in the North Georgia Mountains and is perfect for a winter weekend getaway. A plethora of lodging choices allow visitors to take in the picturesque views of the snow-tipped mountains or enjoy a light dusting of snow without worrying about the chore of shoveling. [...]
Nostalgic “Gone With The Girls” Getaway to Tara Country
January 30, 2012 by Bonnie Helander
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Step back in time and pamper yourself and your best girl friends in true southern belle style with a day trip to Jonesboro and McDonough – Tara country! You’ll discover some important Civil War history, see an amazing Gone With The Wind display and enjoy luxuriating at an upscale spa. Your journey begins with a [...]
How to Host Out-of-Town Guests
December 21, 2011 by Fayette Woman
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How to Host Out-of-Town Guests (Without Going Insane) by Ashley Grimaldo Aunt Jean is coming to town. You’ve known about it for months, but you’re days away from her camping out in your guest room with a plethora of denture accessories. And she knows just how to cook your turkey. Face reality and get [...]
The Twelve Days of Holiday Safety
December 15, 2011 by Fayette Woman
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Twelve Days of Holiday Safety to Keep The Season Safe, Happy And Bright Courtesy of the American Red Cross, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter Having a busy time getting ready for the holidays? While everyone is shopping, baking, gift wrapping, decorating and going to parties, the American Red Cross, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter has holiday tips to help [...]
Atlanta Botanical Garden: Garden Lights, Holiday Nights
December 8, 2011 by Fayette Woman
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Bring friends and family to experience the Garden as never before when it is transformed into a twinkling winter wonderland! Experience a dazzling extravaganza featuring nearly 1 million lights crafted into displays inspired by nature. Highlights include a galaxy of stars in the woodlands; whimsical bees, butterflies, and other lighted pollinators in the Edible Garden; [...]
Southern Crescent Chorale Christmas Concert is Sunday
December 1, 2011 by Fayette Woman
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Want to get in the Christmas spirit… and we mean really get into it? Join Janice Folsom, Southern Crescent Chorale director (and one of Fayette Woman’s cover ladies), as she directs the Southern Crescent Chorale in their annual Christmas Concert. For a very reasonable ticket cost ($15 adults, $12 students and seniors), you’ll hear [...]
Tips for Holiday Car Travel
November 20, 2011 by Fayette Woman
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It`s almost time to pack the kids and presents into the car and head out to visit family for the holidays. Whether your trip will take you over the river or through the woods, getting to grandmother’s house can mean overcrowded roads, tough driving conditions and many repetitions of “Are we there yet?” A little [...]