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April/May 2008 - Travel & Leisure |
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Released April 15, 2008
Travel & Leisure / Relationships
Cover photo: unknown - provided by Dobbin Buck
There are some who believe that those of us in North Georgia will have a festival for any reason. In fact, I first heard that comment in association with Bear on the Square, a festival that came about after a bear really was spotted on the historic Dahlonega square.
Back in 1996, a bear cub was carefully captured after scaling a tree, but not before it caused quite a stir among the locals. Nick and Glenda Pender, local music icons, joined forces with a group of merchants to honor that disoriented cub and celebrate all things Appalachian!
Now in its twelfth year, Bear on the Square Mountain Festival kicks off another beautiful spring in North Georgia. From April 18th to the 20th, the quaint downtown area will be host to a variety of music, art, food, and lots of fun—exemplified by our cover musicians Joel Cordele and Sonny Houston of Gold Rush. For more information about this event, see page 19 and www.BearOnTheSquare.org.
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Georgia is growing faster than virtually any other part of the country.
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Features: Hobbies / History
Releasing on May 15, you still have time to advertise your business in the next issue of 400 Edition. Our deadline for ads is April 30, so don't wait! To request a reservation for an ad, please contact your sales rep or submit an ad request form.
Hobbies
With all of the natural resources available to us in North Georgia, the possibilities are great! Combine that with other traditional hobbies and there is no end in site. Add to that the slightly strange hobbies, and the possibilities are unlimited!
History
Always a popular topic in our magazine, we believe knowing the local history is a way to be more involved in community and prepare for the future. In addition to our regular historic articles, we have some others that will be an interesting read at the very least!
Upcoming Issue: Entertainment & Arts / Party Ideas
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