Fall Festivals Fairs and Fun
Roswell Arts Festival September 15 and 16 Historic Town Square Roswell Arts Festival The Roswell Arts Festival returns for the 52nd time with fine arts, original crafts, a fun lineup of entertainment and children’s activities, and a healthy dose of small town charm to capture the interests of everyone on the square on the third →
The Magic at MF
By Joe Duffy If one wants to start a hullabaloo among suburbanites, the topic of high-density neighborhoods will →
Topless in Roswell
By Di Chapman “Are the guys looking you over in that thing? A beautiful blonde at the wheel?” →
Vote for your Favorite Teacher
By Robert Fezza and Steve Siders If you read our August column, “When a Teacher Lights a Spark,” you read the first-hand account of Robert’s experience as a parent—hoping his son would develop an interest in, and an appreciation for, personal finance at a young age. Spoiler alert—it finally happened, but it took the creativity →
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 →
Veggies Steal The Show At The Local
By Frank Mack The Local Wood Fired Grill is my latest discovery. It’s small, efficient, and the staff →
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 love many of our outdoor venues, such as the Riverside concert series in Roswell and at the Chattahoochee Nature Center they do some great stuff at their concert pavilion. Beyond the local spots there are some big →
