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Through this exhibition, which opens on August 22, the Aquarium will be able to tell the story of the RMS Titanic through authentic artifacts and interactive experiences...
Forrest Hills Resort Completes $500,000 Renovation Effort
Forrest Hills Resort, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, announced completion of a half-a-million-dollar renovation effort on the property that will help the resort target more corporate meeting groups and visitors to its recently opened Anidawehi Plantation Wellness Center...
Aug 20, 2008
Dahlonega's Montaluce Hosts Nathalie Dupree at August Event
An Afternoon with Antinori and a Nathalie Dupree Cooking Demonstration are two special events planned for guests visiting Montaluce in August...
Jul 23, 2008
Currahee Military Museum Honored in the 'Best of the Blue Ridge'
Currahee Military Museum is located at the restored ninety year old train depot, historic downtown Toccoa. The museum’s objective is a tribute to 17,000 paratroopers that trained in Toccoa during WWII. Focal exhibit is a restored seventy foot horse stable, built 1922, Aldbourne, England...
Jul 22, 2008
Montaluce's Ristorante Le Vigne Offers Summertime Wine and Dining
Expanded lunch selections, special Wine Dinners on Fridays and Saturdays, along with the Sunday Supper Club events, are perfect for a wine country weekend finale...
Jul 3, 2008
52nd Annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival Features Country Music Legend John Conlee
The Panhandle Watermelon Festival remains one of the last totally free heritage festivals in Northwest Florida...
Jun 19, 2008
Enjoy Great Outdoors at Annual Freedom Day Celebration at Cloudland Station
Freedom Day Celebration at Cloudland Station, America’s first Cottagetown, offers the chance to enjoy your freedom in the great outdoors on hayride, flying kites, caving, fishing, hiking, biking and relaxing at Lookout Mountain in northwest Georgia...
Jun 13, 2008
Saturday, June 7 is National Trails Day
Several communities, parks and organizations have a variety of events planned to observe this celebration of trails. National Trails Day brings awareness to trails and thanks many people and partners for their support and hard work, including volunteers, land agencies and outdoor minded businesses...
Jun 5, 2008
Georgia State Parks' Spring Blooms Beckon Nature Enthusiasts to get Outdoors and Get Fit
As the days become longer and the weather warmer, Georgia’s forests become alive with an array of beautiful spring blooms including trout lily, wild azaleas, foam flower, trillim, violets and many other brilliant wildflowers...
Jun 4, 2008
Turning Gold into Bronze Is a Golden Opportunity “Legend of The Smith House Mine”
Competing with over 14,000 national and international entries, the “Legend of The Smith House Mine” DVD video was awarded two bronze Telly Awards this March in both the TV Documentary and Low Budget categories...
Jun 4, 2008
Cherokee High School Class of 1958 Prepares for 50th Reunion
There's nothing like getting ready for a Class Reunion. There's nothing better than attending one, whether it's the first, tenth, twenty-fifth. But getting ready for the 50th High School Reunion is a "high" that keeps on flying...
May 7, 2008
Dawson County Says “Welcome” with New Georgia 400 signage
The new “Welcome to Dawson County” signs on both sides of Georgia 400 entering the county now allow local businesses and residents to beckon a hearty “Welcome” to visitors directly from one of the most heavily-traveled major highways in the region...
Apr 30, 2008
Governor Designates a Week for Air Quality Awareness
Recognizing the detrimental effect smog has on citizens and the state’s economy, Governor Sonny Perdue has proclaimed the week of April 28 through May 2, 2008 as Air Quality Awareness Week in Georgia...
Apr 14, 2008
Booth Western Art Museum to Host Noted Western Authors and Artists during A True West Weekend
The Booth Western Art Museum will play host to Western authors and artists from across the nation during A True West Weekend, sponsored by True West magazine, April 10-12...
Mar 25, 2008
Georgia’s Infant Mortality Rate Down by 34 Percent
The Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health reports that the state’s infant mortality rate has declined by 34 percent since 1990 ...
Mar 24, 2008
Amicalola Among Award Winning Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites
Each year, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recognizes outstanding state parks and historic sites for their customer service, programming, maintenance and other achievements...
Mar 12, 2008
