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January/February 2008 - All About Pets |
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Released January 14, 2008
All About Pets
Cover photo: iStockPhoto
As Bob Merritt’s column on page 48 so aptly reflects, God loved us so much that He gave us animals. Throughout history, animals have sustained human life—by providing food, clothing, and labor for humans. Along the way, certain animals have also
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December/January 2008 - Starting a New Business |
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Released December 14, 2007
Starting a New Business, Hometown Heroes
Cover photo: Beth Snider, 400 Edition
No matter what type of business you would like to start, the articles
found within our pages this month will be of tremendous benefit. We owe
special thanks to the folks at the Small Business Development Center in
Gainesville for their
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December/January 2007 - New Beginnings |
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Released December 15
New Beginnings, Bringing Home Baby
With the turn of another New Year, it's traditional to reflect on how our lives were spent in the past and look to the future...new goals and new beginnings. For some, that includes planning for retirement. Our cover story provides insight on one potential Great Escape to the North Georgia mountains and River Knoll in Dahlonega.
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January/February 2007 - Motorcycle Routes |
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Released January 15, 2007
Motorcycle Routes, 3rd Annual Bridal Guide
If you enjoy the wind on your face and the open road before you, motorcycling through the North Georgia mountains just can't be beat! Whether you like the challenge of the winding roads or like to see the view in full panorama, this month's issue gives you ideas on where to go and how to get there safely.
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February/March 2007 - Homebuyer's Guide |
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Released February 15, 2007
Homebuyer's Guide, County Information
North Georgia has proven to be the land of opportunity for Lloyd and
Nancy Snyder and the owners of the houses they build. Both Lloyd and
Nancy grew up in the business, with homebuilding fathers, so it was
inevitable that they would carry he torch themselves. Like many in the area, Lloyd and Nancy escaped the hot, flat lands of Florida
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March/April 2007 - Healthcare in North Georgia |
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Released March 15, 2007
Healthcare in North Georgia
In past years, making the move to North Georgia required the conscious
decision to be forty-five minutes to an hour away from high-quality
healthcare options. Local hospitals were little more than x-ray shops
and stitch factories—fine for some minor things, but any major
treatment or procedure meant an early drive into Atlanta to beat the
traffic.
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April/May 2007 - In the Garden |
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Released April 15, 2007
In the Garden, Men & Women's Guide
It’s hard to beat digging in the Georgia red clay around your new home
to beautify things with your favorite flowers. Over the coming year,
it’s pure joy to plan for blooms throughout the season as well as to
arrange shrubs and borders that create just the right height around the
features of your house. Decorating the outside is just as fun as decorating the inside! We’ve
got lots of tips for gardeners this month, whether you’re planting for
beauty or
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May/June 2007 - North Georgia Vacations |
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Released May 15, 2007
North Georgia Vacations, Collecting
You might recognize some of the faces on this month’s cover—because
Smoke on the Mountain is back in town! Join the Sanders Family for a
first-time appearance at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church for an
old-fashioned Saturday Night Sing. Right before your eyes, the cast
members of the show turn into some of the characters
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June/July 2007 - Good Eating |
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Released June 15, 2007
Good Eating, North Georgia Bicycling
“Look at her, a prisoner of the gutters. Condemned by every syllable she utters.” The tirades of Henry Higgins (Rich Grimshaw) interrupted tea at Dahlonega’s Picnic Cafe and Dessertery. Eliza Doolittle (Rebeka Williams) took it in stride as they prepared for My Fair Lady rehearsals at the Historic Holly Theatre. We shared a fabulous time—entertained to the hilt even though this stage was lit by sunshine and the audience was minimal. My Fair Lady opens on June 28 and will be showing through July 15.
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July/August 2007 - North Georgia History |
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Released July 15, 2007
North Georgia History, School Days
Nothing says history like the shower of a waterfall—twisting and
turning, carving everything in its path. God’s low-pressure plumbing
system has been delivering pure spring water to the lower regions of
Georgia for longer than our history has been recorded. Spending time
looking at something this ancient tends to refresh
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August/September 2007 - Fall Festivals I |
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Released August 15, 2007
North Georgia Fall Festivals, Where You Live
Even those of us who are not avid riders can find beauty and delight in
the cover. Like all of our cover models in the past, these magnificent horses definitely showed personality during our photo shoot. Of course,
most of our models don’t respond as nicely to carrots as these beasts
did. Linda Magness and Rich Vigue, the human beings in the picture,
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September/October 2007 - Fall Festivals II |
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Released September 15, 2007
North Georgia Fall Festivals, The Great Outdoors
The Cumming Country Fair & Festival has been around for thirteen
years, so they knowhow to entertain and do it well. This event broke
all attendance records in 2006 and they are ready for another show stopper. There are so many things to see and do
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October/November 2007 - Fun and Games |
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Released October 15, 2007
Fun and Games, Serving Your Country
There is nothing sweeter than family and friends gathered together to share a meal.This is exactly what you see on our cover this month. Dwayne Snead, members of his family, and some friends created the stage for a typical Thanksgiving dinner. Ask
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May/June 2008 - Hobbies / History |
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Released May 15, 2008
Hobbies / History
Cover photo: Beth Snider, 400 Edition
This is the third season we’ve had the honor of photographing this talented group for the cover of 400 Edition. As PlayRight Productions’ Smoke On The Mountain players prepare to pose for us, we always get a little preview of the stage performance as we try
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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.
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November/December 2007 - Beautiful Christmas |
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Released November 15, 2007
Beautiful Christmas, Senior Care
Cover photo: The Frog Hollow Company
Babies and Father Christmas…can’t get more festive than that for the holidays! We could just hear Father Christmas reading 'Twas the Night Before Christmas to these young ones. If your family is looking
for
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March/April 2008 - Interior Design |
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Released March 15, 2008
Interior Design / North Georgia Vineyards
Cover photo: Beth Snider, 400 Edition, Inc.
When I think of wrought iron, my mind conjures up images of Bourbon Street lined in ancient homes with trellises and fretwork of green, black, and white swirls and curls. There is a timelessness to this material—both support and ornament.
Our cover features Iron Accents,
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February/March 2008 - HomeBuyer's Guide |
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Released February 15, 2008
5th Annual HomeBuyer's Guide / Home Innovations
Cover photo: Bryan Wetzel/OneFourTwo Productions
Still wondering, “What is the big deal about Big Canoe ®?" If so, the Vann Custom home on the cover should give you at least one answer to that question. Like most North Georgia communities, Big Canoe® has grown in the last
decade, but in such a way that the charm,
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