by MJ Sullivan | Feb 8, 2020 | Features
In the early part of the last century, a unique type of glassware was created that would one day become known as jadite. Sometimes referred to as opal or opaque ware, the look of this unique glass was inspired by the luster of opal and the color of jade. The method... 
by William Powell | Feb 8, 2020 | Features
Peaches and Georgia are synonymous. Most of us ride around with a peach pictured on the license plate of our car and carry quarters in our pocket inscribed with the outline of our state and a peach. We are the Peach State. The same can be said for the Chitwood family... 
by Brian Cooke | Feb 8, 2020 | Features
Have you ever looked into the clouds and seen figures? If you’re like me, you don’t pause often enough to let those creative juices rise to the surface. For Peter Dietrich, however, it’s all in a day’s work to observe and create using the natural world as both his... 
by Brian Cooke | Feb 8, 2020 | Day Trips
No other part of Georgia captures the imagination quite like the undeveloped peaks, gaps, and coves of the north Georgia mountains. Perched on the edge of the sprawling bustle of metro Atlanta, 4,000-plus foot peaks and tall waterfalls are cool respite from the steamy... 
by Sydnah Kingrea | Feb 8, 2020 | Day Trips
Winter is here, time to head inside and sit in front of the TV. Right? Wrong! In North Georgia, there are year-round events and activities that make playing outside or getting together with friends and family at indoor events even more exciting during the winter.... 
by Visitors Bureau | Feb 8, 2020 | Day Trips
Bell Mountain County Park and Historical Site The 18-acre summit of Bell Mountain originally belonged to the Cherokee Indians but for the last 183 years has been in private ownership. In 2013 the summit was given to Towns County by the Hal Herrin Estate (most recent... 
by Sydnah Kingrea | Feb 7, 2020 | Day Trips
Oktoberfest An authentic Oktoberfest takes place right here in North Georgia in the Alpine village of Helen, Georgia. From September to the end of October, head to the Helen Festhalle for a festival to remember. Grab a beer, hog out on steaming brats and finish... 
by Sydnah Kingrea | Feb 7, 2020 | Day Trips
Take the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway See the vibrant fall colors as the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway takes you through the charming Appalachian foothills of North Georgia. Passengers will begin the trek at the historic depot in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia and... 
by Sydnah Kingrea | Feb 7, 2020 | Day Trips
North Georgia Zoos and Petting Farms Giraffes, white Siberian tigers, lemurs, zebras and kangaroos in North Georgia? You got it! Whether you are searching for exotic animals or a more traditional petting zoo with llamas, goats and sheep, North Georgia has it all. Let... 
by Sydnah Kingrea | Feb 7, 2020 | Day Trips
The mountains of North Georgia are teeming with opportunity. Beautiful natural scenery, excellent recreational options and unique historical features make up this distinctive region. When it comes to finding interesting things to do in the area, you will never be in... 
by Leah Ginn | Feb 7, 2020 | Features
In contrast to the pharmaceutically driven healthcare system we know in America today, there exists a long-lived traditional medicine system that abides by this philosophical advice: “All that a man needs for health and healing has been provided by God in nature.”... 
by Carla Francis | Feb 7, 2020 | Day Trips
THE JOHN C. CAMPBELL FOLK SCHOOL changes you. Take my word for it or treat yourself by taking a drive to the North Carolina mountains to experience it for yourself. You’ll be planning your return trip even before you head back home. Nestled in a 300-acre...
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