Marietta grieved a significant loss when attorney, John Moore, died November 2018, but his legacy lives on. His partners celebrated John’s commitment and compassion for people and the practice of law by commissioning his portrait that hangs in the lobby of one of Marietta’s premier law firms, Moore, Ingram, Johnson & Steele. John began practicing …
The secret is out. Lara and Ted Ferreira breathe new life into the historic property now known as The Third Door (131 Church Street, one block from Historic Marietta Square). A business by day, the venue comes alive at night as a speakeasy. Grand opening is July 31. “We think of the space as …
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We love the 4th of July because of the traditions—parades, concerts, fireworks, and more–that usually took place around the Marietta Square. This Independence Day, we look forward to celebrating in new style. We put our heads together and came up with some ideas for making America’s birthday festive. Here are our thoughts: Stage a neighborhood …
If you ride by the Marietta home of Marsha and Charlie Crowder on McDaniel Road, you might have to look twice. In the pasture of the estate is a life-like woodcarving of a horse reared on its hind legs. Artist Brian Ruth created the detailed masterpiece from a tree stump. “Brian Ruth is well …
The parties are under way for beautiful Hayley Terrell. On June 20, a lovely luncheon was held for the bride-to-be at the Marietta home of Claire Leisy. Also hosting the fete was Barb Fronk and Helen Tenney. The ladies enjoyed a delicious buffet of quiche, fruit cups, sausage balls, and blueberry glazed tarts, French …
Today is Father’s Day. A day when we honor our fathers and father figures in our lives. Smyrna resident Jeremiah Aiken shared his thoughts on being a father. We celebrate all our heroes through his story. Faith is an integral part of parenting to Aiken and his wife, Mo. “Mo and I both grew …