I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Housing!
By Tripp Liles Nothing goes with summer like ice cream, especially the homemade variety, and on Aug. 26 you will have an excellent opportunity to taste some of the best around at the Annual Miss Mary’s Ice Cream Crankin’ held on the Historic Square in Roswell. The event is a fundraiser of The Drake House, →
Real Estate Records Broken On Both Ends Of Spectrum
By Kirsten Ricci According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), national home sales fell in June for →
Immerse yourself In Butterflies This July
By Jon Copsey Have you seen butterflies sleep? They hang upside down under leaves and branches during the night. When the temperature warms up, they unfold their wings and start fluttering. Experience the flying butterflies all month long at the Butterfly Encounter at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. This newly improved and expanded, enclosed space features →
Concert Season Is In Full Retro Mode
By Hedley Lamarr We have a lot of opportunities to see great music without traveling very far. I →
The Housing Market For 2018… So far it’s all good
By Kirsten Ricci It’s hard to believe that 2018 is half over and our real estate market is →
Meaningful Conversations about Money
The Silver Lining for Required Minimum Distributions By Robert Fezza and Steve Siders Are you a retiree either approaching or in the thick of required minimum distributions (RMDs)? Do you have a parent who is age 70 ½ or older? If you are or you do, keep reading… For retirees with qualified retirement accounts, age 70 ½ →
Georgia Ensemble Theatre And The Stories They Tell
As many of you know, Georgia Ensemble Theatre (GET) had a huge loss last year when Bob Farley, their Artistic Director, passed away quite suddenly. During my interviews for this article, it was obvious that the loss is still felt quite deeply, but the whole company is determined to carry on and expand on his →
