Continuing the conversation about Life & Style in Marietta, Georgia—let’s talk!
Living in historic Marietta home has its advantages like charming architectural details, unique neighborhoods, character, and a piece of history. Jennifer and Jim Johnson settled into old home living when they purchased a lovely house within walking distance to the Marietta Square in 1995. The Johnsons lived in Atlanta and were planning to start a …
Johnsons love life in enchanting home built in 1887 Read More »
With our routine and feeling of normalcy turned upside down, we asked some of our readers what they were looking forward to in the future. Here is what they said: SUNDAY BRUNCH Sarah Beth and Beth McClure WEDDING PARTIES Leigh Ann and Abigail Rapp KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY Aila and Kristin Shaw FORMALS Andrew Smith and …
A pandemic cannot keep love apart, but it can put things temporarily on hold. Hannah Attaway and Kyle Phlegar planned a March 28 wedding at Grant Hill Farms in Commerce, GA. About that time, businesses shut down for COVID-19. Love saw this couple through, and they married at a private ceremony on March 28 at …
Pandemic can’t put a hold on love: Couple celebrates twice Read More »
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 …
Rosalind Howard is an excellent cook. I recently had the good fortune to visit with her in the kitchen while she shared how to make Four Cheese Mac-N-Cheese and Fried Green Tomatoes. “This is my version. This is how I make Mac-N-Cheese. I don’t know who else makes it this way. It’s the way I …
Cooking Southern with Creative Culinary Artist Rosalind Howard Read More »
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 …
The secret is out: The Third Door is Marietta’s new hidden gem Read More »
