Current Year Issues
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February 2010 - Happy Valentine's Day |
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Released February 1, 2010
Happy Valetine's Day
Ahhh, amore! Regardless of what’s going on in the
world around us, people will always fall in love. And
although we’re sure it happens year-round, what
better time for us to celebrate love and affection
than in this February issue? Be sure to note how
many North Georgia advertisers are showing their
love with specials, sentiments, or just showing their
red and pink colors. In addition to some Valentine’s
celebrations in our events, we pay tribute to
Valentine’s Day on page 19 with one look at its hazy
origins.
This been a really fun issue to put together—what
goes better with love than rocks! There is a lot of
gemstone knowledge being shared in this issue. Did
you know that “semi-precious” is a term the gem
industry would like to see obsolete? The term was
originally used to describe any gem other than a
diamond, sapphire, ruby, or emerald. But since the
term implies sub-standard value, and there are so many equally beautiful clear and colored stones
(such as apatite and tourmalines) as well as beautiful “rocks” (such as lapis, turquoise, jasper, and
agate), the word “precious” seems to no longer apply to only a few stones. All are precious! When it
comes to gems, beauty and value are truly in the eye of the beholder.
We want to send a big “thank you!” to Mr. Donald Clark of the International Gem Society (www.
gemsociety.org) and the International Colored Gemstone Association (www.gemstone.org) for
providing such wonderful gemstone articles. We hope you will not only find these articles interesting,
but will also feel more informed when you go to make your next gem purchase. If your interest is
piqued, you should certainly check out their web sites, where you can find an abundance of gem
information for just about any age and any experience level.
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January 2010 - Happy New Year! |
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Released January 1, 2010
Happy New Year!
Nothing warms your bones like a good cup of hot coffee, cocoa, or tea. It is a welcoming treat when you come in out of the cold. We hope you enjoy our featured recipes and use and share them for many years.
Thank you, thank you to our advertisers who make this publication possible. You are wonderful folks and we appreciate all you do. We wish you a prosperous New Year. Readers, shop with our advertisers and tell them you saw them in 400 Edition.
On February 14 we will celebrate St. Valentine’s Day. We are inviting our readers to send us a short item (about 50 words) about their favorite Valentine Day or their favorite “Valentine.” Advertisers, we encourage you to advertise your business in the next issue. February is a good month for gift certificates, visits to the spa or beauty salon, sending flowers, and jewelry. Guys, remember diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Call 706-867-6455 to talk to someone about advertising. You may also place an ad through our web site: www.400edition.com.
For the month of March, we will have a historic theme. Several folks have starting writing articles on that subject, but we always have need for more. If you have knowledge about some historic events or places, please submit to
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December 2009 - Merry Christmas |
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Released December 1, 2009
Merry Christmas
What a good time we had with this month’s front cover! Beth Snider outdid herself with her camera. It was no easy task to get this many people together, but it finally happened. We want to thank Judith Johnson and White Interiors for all their help and support in having the store decorated for this occasion. A big jolly thank you to Santa for taking time out of his busy schedule to take part in the photo shoot. Don’t you love the twinkle in his eye?
Thanks also to Neva Garrett, who directs these youngsters in Dahlonega’s Historic Holly Theater’s A Christmas Carol. She and the mothers made sure they were in costume and ready for their assignment. These delightful kids, and their roles in the play, are (top, left to right): Jack Kern (Intelligent Lad), Glenn Tucker (Young Scrooge), Jordan Garrett (Snowball Kid), and Jesse Scales (Snowball Kid); Santa with Olivia Simmons (Snowball Kid); (bottom, left to right): Wyatt Pielow (Tiny Tim) and Belle Adams (Tiny Tim). The play starts December 3 and runs through December 29; call the Holly at 706-864-3759 for more information, and tickets. White Interiors is a proud supporter of the Holly.
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November 2009 - Happy Thanksgiving |
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Released November 1, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving
Our North Georgia part of the world looks quite different from one
month ago. Now the trees are in beautiful shades of red, yellow,
orange, and gold. Just driving into town is a beautiful experience in
color. I always think about how God just took his paint brush and
totally changed the looks of the trees. Also since a month ago, some of
the trees have entirely lost their leaves, indicated by the piles of
leaves
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October 2009 - Fall Festival Guide |
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Released October 1, 2009
Fall Festival Guide
Once again Dave Horton, Fairgrounds Manager at the Cumming Fairground,
has purchased our front cover. Dave and his staff work long and hard to
make all the events at the Fairground well worth attending, but they
pull out all the stops for the Cumming Country Fair & Festival.
This year the fair starts on October 8 and runs through October 18. See
all the schedules in this issue.
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June/July 2009 - We the People |
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Released June 15, 2009
We the People
We hope this cover inspires you to find yourself humming Seventy-Six Trombones, Lida Rose, and Gary, Indiana, and to order your tickets to the beloved musical The Music Man from the Historic Holly Theatre’s site while they last. The Holly finds herself under new leadership, and the joint team of Michael Arens and David Rothel are set to prove their value to the Holly with
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May/June 2009 - Your Local Parks |
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Released May 15, 2009
Your Local Parks
Getting ready for a the end of school, Andrew Snider is practicing for
summer break! Whether you’re in elementary school or spending time at
the Senior Center, the local parks in North Georgia can be a place of
fun, fitness, and relaxation. Andrew has gone head-over-heels for
Lumpkin County’s Yahoola Creek Park, a 500-acre park on the northern
border of the
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April/May 2009 - Back to the Basics |
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Released April 15, 2009
Back to the Basics
How often is it that you actually see a chef in the garden? Through Community Sponsored Agriculture (CSA), Whitestone Farm grows it and 61 Main loads it onto your plate—fresh from Russell and Kristina Cutts’ farm, with loving preparation by chef Jenna Schreiber. 400 Edition applauds their efforts to go back to the basics of fresh, local products provided in an
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March/April 2009 - Appalachian Mountains |
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Released March 16, 2009
Appalachian Mountains
The next time you’re down in the dumps, go take a drive down Highway 52 on a beautiful Sunday afternoon and meet a talented Appalachian band and some other really nice folk at Waters Mill for a photo shoot! Our cover sports Miss Irene having a great time listening to Greybeard’s rendition of Amazing Grace, framed by one of our favorite signs of spring
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February/March 2009 - Interior Design |
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Released February 15, 2009
Interior Design
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If you are looking for a way to pick up your spirits and get into the swing of spring, the decorating tips we have included in this month’s issue will bring a breath of fresh air into your home. Don’t worry if you’re pinching pennies. Some of these ideas require more elbow grease than cash, or a fresh eye for old things you
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January/February 2009 - Wildlife |
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Released January 15, 2009
Wildlife
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Nothing says it’s going to be a happy day like waking in the morning to the birds singing…even on a cold winter day! As part of our focus on wildlife, our cover shows a couple of frequent North Georgia visitors, a male and female Northern Cardinal. With Project Feederwatch under way, you can help
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