We love shopping local and supporting our community businesses. Here is our gift guide for Dad for Father’s Day. SQUARE THREADS 77 Church St, Marietta 30060 squarethreadsmarietta.com Dapper gifts for the dapper Dad Brackish Feather Bow Ties Whimsical Swim Trunks Pocket Squares by Ruth Graves, made in USA GEM CITY WINE & SPIRITS 350 Fairground …
Sunshine on a Ranney Day (SRD) changes lives by renovating homes of children with special needs. Lainey Barfield, daughter of Kim and Brad Barfield, recently received a wheelchair accessible bathroom and dream bedroom. Holly and Peter Ranney started SRD. Through partnerships and donations, the non-profit creates wheelchair accessible bathrooms, dream bedrooms, and therapy rooms …
The Woodworkers Guild of Georgia (WGG) advances the art and understanding of woodworking. I spoke with East Cobb resident Gary Fader, an award-winning woodworker, about the art. “WGG promotes the art of woodworking,” said Fader, Past President of WGG. When not sheltered-in-place, WGG meets on the second Thursday of the month at Woodcraft (8560 Holcomb …
The Marietta Arts Council (MAC) brings hope, joy, and peace to the community through a dazzling installation at the North Loop pedestrian bridge. MAC transformed the overpass with colorful, acrylic Lucite panels and suspended white doves dancing in the light. Looking through the bridge Part of the annual M2R Trailfest celebration, MAC received approval from …
A bright blue sky was the background for the roar of jets as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds thrilled the community on May 2. The two conducted a flyover that started at WellStar Kennestone Hospital and included other Atlanta area hospitals. The collaboration, called America Strong, was a thank …
Beth and Dr. Drew Locandro of Kennesaw welcomed their first granddaughter, Caroline Elizabeth Milner, into the world on March 15 at 1:45 am. Caroline weighed 5 pounds, 8 oz and was 17.5 inches long. Born at Emory Midtown Hospital in Atlanta, this little bundle of joy is sure to break some hearts in years …