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LIFESTYLE LETTER

All The Things

December 2023 PUBLISHER

Jennifer Conforti | jennifer.conforti@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Byron Pugh | byron.pugh@citylifestyle.com

Sometime in the 1980s, a mother somewhere in Chicago actually went on strike. She was a stay-at-home mom and was sick and tired of doing everything in her home without so much as a “thank you” from her husband or children. So she climbed up to the roof of her house and sat there with an ‘I’m On Strike’ sign all day and all evening. She stopped picking up after the four children. She stopped doing their laundry. She turned discipline over to her husband. She gave up her chef`s hat and tossed her chauffeur`s cap. She unplugged the television and radio and had the telephone disconnected. She only came in to eat and sleep. If her family wanted breakfast, lunch, dinner, or clean clothes, they had to fend for themselves. My mother loved her for that. She loved her so much that she followed suit! I never thought I was an ungrateful child back then, but now that it’s on me to do ‘all the things’, I get it. I see posts on Facebook, especially by busy, business-owning moms who relay all they have to do on any given day and marvel that they are able to complete ‘all the things’ like handling clients, cooking dinner, shopping, getting three loads of laundry folded and put away, helping their children with homework, and on and on and on. It’s exhausting to read as I am right there with them and can totally relate. But here’s the thing about all the things and there’s really no way around this. I chose to do all the things. I didn’t have to publish a magazine and I didn’t have to start a nonprofit and I didn’t have to join community organizations and I didn’t have to marry Byron and I didn’t have to be a mommy. I didn’t HAVE to do any of these things. But I did, and all these things have become a great source of joy. There may be a few things here and there I could release, but I am right in my sweet spot. Busy, happy, pretty healthy, downright pooped, and loving doing all the things. As the holidays are upon us, I pray that you all find your sweet spot with all, some, or none of the things. Remember, it’s your choice.

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Blessings to you all,

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Business Monthly

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Decor Trends HO ME + DES I GN

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Local Limelight HO ME + DES IG N

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Events

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

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Holiday cheer at 180 Pure Home

26 Over the River and Through the Woods We take a test drive in the new Buick Envision.

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The values of business ownership and life

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Photography: Jennifer Conforti A wonderland of holiday gifts, china, and wellness products, 180 Pure Home in Trilith is full of cheer this time of year!

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1: The winner and runners-up in our British Car Show "People's Choice" award! 2: Everyone loved the British cars! 3: Novice pickleballers are out in force on the new courts at Whitewater! 4: Several young flyers earned their Co-Pilot Certifications courtesy of Challenge Air for Kids & Friends! 5: Atlanta Regional Airport hosted the charity event with Challenge Air for Kids & Friends. 6: Woofstock2023 was a huge hit with the Pups and their people! 7: Woofstock2023 was Groovy man!

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LAUREL BROOKE WHY IT’S TIME TO MAKE PEACHTREE CITY’S LUXURY NEW CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY WHERE YOU CALL HOME Redwood Homes is renowned for its commitment to quality and attention to detail. Each home is meticulously crafted with highquality materials and finishes, ensuring longevity and durability. The company's reputation for excellence is well-earned, with countless satisfied homeowners attesting to the quality of their Redwood Homes. Homes in Laurel Brooke are designed with modern living in mind. They feature open floor plans, spacious rooms, and plenty of natural light. Buying a new construction home from Redwood Homes in Laurel Brooke is a smart investment. You'll get a highquality, customizable home in a desirable location, all while enjoying the benefits of modern, energy-efficient living. Redwood Homes also offers attractive incentive packages to prospective buyers. You can choose the best way to make your dream home a reality, based on your individual needs and circumstances. These incentive packages are not just about making the purchase process easier, but they also add value to your investment. Don't miss out on the opportunity to live in a Redwood Home – a home that's built to last, designed for living, and tailored to you.

Join us on Saturday, December 9th from 4-6pm in Laurel Brooke for our Yuletide Homes & Holiday Market! Shop local vendors booths set up inside our Laurel Brooke homes. See what living in Laurel Brooke would be like and shop local for the holidays. Questions? Contact Payton Peoples | REALTOR® Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners | hello@livelaurelbrooke.com


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8: Dan Cathy joined in the fun at the opening of CT Cantina in Trilith. Welcome! 9: Community members enjoyed the opening and food at CT Cantina. 10: The Brightmoor team was out in support of Pumpkin Fest on the Courthouse lawn! 11: Lots of little goblins at Pumpkin Fest! 12: Everyone shot well at the Fayette County Chamber 2023 Business on the Green Golf Tournament. 13: All had a great time at the Chamber 2023 Business on the Green Golf Tournament. 14: Local Student Volunteers received their 2023 Scholarship check from Clothes Less Traveled Thrift Shop.

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses. New Attorney At Peachtree Law Group Peachtree Law Group is proud to add Hannah Manzur to its team of attorneys. Hannah is a dedicated and experienced attorney with a passion for upholding justice. With a strong background in criminal, family, immigration, probate and personal injury law, she provides expert legal counsel to her clients. Known for their unwavering commitment to clients' rights, Hannah will make your legal needs her top priority. To connect with Hannah, go to peachtreelawgroup.com or call (770) 487-0202.

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Crafting at the Library The Staff at the Fayette County Public Library is turning old books into new treasures. Learn to cut, count, and fold any used book pages into stunning masterpieces! Come and craft with friends, or meet some new ones while making one-of-a-kind decorative pieces for your home. The FCPL Crafting Club is scheduled to meet every third Wednesday at 12:00 Noon. To register, all interested persons (adults only) should call or email elaster@fayettecountyyga.gov or call 770-4651-8841.

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Regenerative Spine and Pain Specialists Welcomes Dr. Jennifer Xiong! We are proud to welcome Jennifer Xiong, M.D., to our practice. Dr. Xiong is a Harvard-trained anesthesiologist and interventional pain management specialist who seeks to provide compassionate, patient-centered care to help each of her patients maximize function and quality of life. She specializes in the interventional management of back pain, neck pain, joint pain, headaches, pelvic pain, cancer pain, and peripheral neuropathy. Call 404-618-0995 to schedule your visit and discuss your pain intervention care today!

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Urgent & Primary Care Now Open Dr. Hardik Parekh, MD, MPH, is a board-certified medical director and the founder of the outpatient clinic, VitalCare Health, the first urgent and primary care in Tyrone! With more than a decade of experience in emergency medicine, Dr. Parekh is committed to providing the highest quality of care. He is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and is affiliated with Piedmont Hospitals. Go to vitalcarega.com or call (470) 851-3800 to schedule your appointment!

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PTC Library Art Initiative The Peachtree City Library Art Initiative will finish its seventh successful year with "Cherished" featuring the art of Gwen Brown, Linda Hawley, and Martin Pate. Each artist has selected "Cherished" images to share during the holiday season. The Fayette Art Association, The Newnan-Coweta Art Association, and the Peachtree City Photography Club are displaying work throughout the library. The public is invited. The exhibit continues through December 28, 2023, at the Peachtree City Library, Willowbend Road.

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WELCOME TO WINTER HOUSE

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At Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, art and holiday magic are only a sleigh ride away.

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In the heart of Druid Hills, nestled on a beautiful 12-acre estate, is a magical place where people from all backgrounds can come to celebrate their winter holidays and more. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, located at 980 Briarcliff Road NE in Atlanta, is hosting its annual Winter House — a wonderland of art, music, and tradition, where everyone is welcome. If you are looking to enjoy a fun-filled day with family and friends or celebrate a holiday, birthday, or


other special occasion, Callanwolde’s Winter House is the perfect event for a distinctively unique experience. There is something for everyone during Winter House. From November 25th through December 10th, the 27,000-square-foot historic mansion is beautifully decorated and ready for visitors to engage in festivities of all kinds. An array of activities for the whole family, workshops, dance performances, live concerts,

and shopping are described by Callanwolde’s Executive Director, Andrew Keenan, as an inclusive, all-encompassing experience. “Callanwolde is a community arts center. We feel it’s important to be open to the entire community. Winter House gives people an opportunity to celebrate in the way they want, however they want.” During Winter House, visitors can cozy up next to a warm, blazing fireplace, or step outside to make s’mores by the outdoor fire CONTINUED > D ECEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/FAYE T T E C O UN T Y

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pits as live holiday music fills the air. Children can write letters to Santa and even visit with jolly Saint Nick himself. There are opportunities to experience Callanwolde’s most popular classes such as Throwing on the Wheel, and Andrew underscores the benefit of taking advantage. “This gives the community an opportunity to take the classes that sell out in 6 minutes during our normal registration, and participate in a workshop before committing to a full class.” Raku - a Japanese firing technique, jewelry making, hand-building, blacksmithing and more are being offered during Winter House as well. Register in advance for these classes, and when you do, you don’t have to bring anything but yourself. If you’re looking for that special gift this season, Andrew boasts that the holiday artist market is sure to please. “We have a huge holiday artist market with professional, high-quality items. It’s a combination of our students and our award-winning faculty, especially the potters. The pottery is most prolific as Callanwolde has the largest pottery program in the Southeast. There are also items from outstanding jewelry and weaving artists. Somehow I manage to buy a scarf every year. You can come shop and buy hot chocolate, as well as beer and wine. There will be some food for sale as well.” Live dance and musical performances are a big deal during Winter House. “Joe Gransden will perform a holiday show in our courtyard on December 2nd.” There will be performances by the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony, and the Atlanta Young Singers. Callanwolde dancers will perform an original show called All Aboard, and a pianist plays when there is no performance. Beyond all the things you can eat and drink, buy and experience, there is still more. How does etching glass and making clay gingerbread houses sound? What about candle making, wreath making, and winter landscape painting? If you have yet to be excited, how does ‘free’ sound? Andrew shares this about Winter House, “It’s an open house. You don’t have to pay to come in. We have things for sale and there is a cost for some things.” Workshops require registration, and some performances require tickets. To get tickets, sign up for classes, and to schedule time with Santa visit callanwolde.org. And by the way, your fur baby is welcome during your scheduled visit with Santa.

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“Callanwolde is a community arts center. Winter House gives people an opportunity to celebrate in the way they want, however they want.”

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The daughter of a college professor of interior design, Sandra McFarland was raised with an eye for making her surroundings beautiful. Her foundation from birth in design was a vital part of creating 180 Pure Home in the Town at Trilith. Sandra was raised in the northwest suburbs of Chicago and while her career path involved merchandising for behemoth retail stores like JCPenney and Sears, her heart was in the wellness space. Sandra found herself diving deep and she created a line of supplements to help those suffering from anxiety, sleep deprivation, and even chronic pain. Her 180 Pure line of products commanded the attention of the community so much that in 2018, she decided to open her own brick-and-mortar storefront. When the store did so well that she needed to expand to handle the demand, she moved into a space five times larger than the original store. “We were counselors to the people who came into the store. People were in pain and there was just so much information out there, that it’s confusing. They wanted answers from us.”

With all of that extra space, Sandra needed something for her customers to peruse while she consulted with others. Using her innate interior design talents, she began to curate select home goods, gifts, and trinkets. “My love language is gifts so it’s a joy for me,” Sandra said with a smile. She filled her store with home decor items, baubles and jewels, and everything tabletop, from linens to glassware. “I order brands I gravitate towards. It’s fun seeing people enjoy the same things I do.” Due to the success of her first store in Illinois, Sandra and her husband, Dan, considered opening a second location. They figured it would be nice to grow a new store in a place they liked to visit, and Peachtree City, GA, was top of their list. They toured The Avenue PTC and were highly considering a space when the world stopped in March of 2020. They thought about placing the second location on the back burner, but when a friend from Peachtree City called and told Sandra about the Town at Trilith, something sparked in her. She was encouraged to visit with the Town planners and upon meeting them in January 2021, and hearing the concept, she fell in love with the vision. “We signed the agreement on January 22nd and opened that May. It was an absolute whirlwind!” They had no plans on moving to Georgia but rather had planned to travel back and forth to run this second location. As she needed to be here while her store was under construction, Sandra was staying at a friend’s mother’s house, but deeply felt she needed a place of her own. She needed a sanctuary. One opportunity to rent fell through. “I had already cried buckets about finding a place. I had no plans, no capital, I just prayed.” Not long after praying, Sandra


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was lamenting to a friend in her store, which was under construction at the time, when a lady popped her head in the door to ask what this would become. As they talked they found out they both grew up in the midwest and the new friend told her that she would be traveling for several months and that Sandra could live there. Only God! This allowed her to spend every day during the build-out phase in her store. And one other change that was not in her plans, Sandra, Dan, and their three children, Maddie, Conner, and Finn have now moved, permanently, to the Town at Trilith. “We are now all part of the magic that is Trilith. We absolutely love it here.” To learn more about her wellness products or do some amazing shopping, get on over to the store or go to 180purehome.com.

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As the Holidays approach, perhaps it’s time to upgrade your old ride before setting out for Grandma’s house! We recently visited with Gary Coley of Cronic Chevrolet, Buick, GMC in Griffin to check out the new Buick Envision. The Envision is a standout in the competitive compact SUV market, offering a blend of style, comfort, and technology. The model we drove was the upscale Envision Avenir. It offers a premium experience that goes beyond the standard model. Features included a full leather interior, panoramic moonroof, wireless phone charging, and Apple Car Play or Android Auto connectivity. When you first sit down in the driver’s seat, you’ll find a sumptuous and well-appointed cabin, on par with some costing thousands of dollars more.


The Envision Avenir boasts premium leather upholstery, comfortable seats with heating and ventilation for the front row, and wood-grain accents that add a touch of warmth to the interior. You can also get heated seats for the rear. Both front and rear passengers will enjoy ample legroom and a serene environment, thanks to Buick’s Quiettuning active noise canceling technology. The Envision Avenir excels in the technology department. Its infotainment system, displayed on a large 10.2-inch touchscreen, is responsive and user-friendly. You can also use voice commands to operate many of the functions. You’ll find a 9-speaker premium Bose audio system that delivers impressive sound quality. The Avenir also benefits from a 360-degree camera system, a head-up display, and Surround Vision, an augmented reality navigation feature that enhances the driver’s perspective. Under the hood, the Envision Avenir features the same turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine found in the standard Envision. This engine produces 228 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, which provides sufficient power for most driving situations. The 9-speed automatic transmission is smooth and the standard all-wheel drive helps with traction and handling. All this, while still achieving impressive MPGs! The entire Buick lineup prioritizes safety with a range of advanced features. Standard across many models are forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking to prevent front-end collisions. Lane departure warning and lane-keep assist help CONTINUED >

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drivers stay in their lanes, while blind-spot monitoring enhances awareness. Rear cross-traffic alert boosts confidence when reversing. Many Buick models also offer adaptive cruise control which adjusts speed to maintain a safe following distance, and a head-up display that projects critical information onto the windshield reducing the need to take eyes off the road. Buick’s commitment to safety ensures peace of mind for drivers and passengers alike. While the car we drove was a 2023 model, Gary let me know that the new 2024 will be even better, with a new grille design, thinner LED headlights, and Buick’s brand new logo. You can see for yourself when you visit Cronic. Their entire sales team is standing by to assist you in finding the Buick that fits your family’s needs. As for Gary Coley, he takes to heart the advice of his father Roosevelt. “Wherever you go, whatever you do, that place should be better because of you.” Cronic in Griffin is also a dealer for Nissan, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep and Ram.

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A Present

Nandina, Magnolia and feathers are naturally festive in a tureen.

From the Past A VISIT TO MADISON WARMS THE HEART AT CHRISTMAS. ARTICLE BY SUSAN WALWORTH | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

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An easy drive from Fayette County, Madison offers visitors a present from the past. It’s a heartwarming gift, especially during Christmas. With its numerous historic homes and charming downtown, national and regional publications have consistently named this quintessential small town, established in 1809, one of the country’s most beautiful. Norman Rockwell would feel right at home here. Sarah Lynn Holbert, executive director of the Morgan County Historical Society, said people enjoy visiting Madison, which has one of Georgia’s oldest and largest historic districts, not only for the historical aspect of the community but also because it takes them back to a simpler, possibly happier time. “I think people from out of town probably appreciate it more than some of us that grew up here,” she said, adding that Madison draws visitors from across the country and around the world. This year, Madison rolls out the welcome mat for its annual Christmas Tour of Homes on Dec. 1st and 2nd with self-guided daytime and candlelight tours. “It’s more than a tour,” Holbert said. “It’s really an experience.” Already missed the tour dates? Not to worry. Christmas in Madison lingers through early January and there’s still plenty to see and do. Stop by the Madison Morgan County Welcome Center and pick up a free, self-guided walking tour that includes historic homes, buildings and landmarks. Local museums including the Museum of Madison & Morgan County housed inside the Madison Morgan Cultural Center and the Morgan County African American Museum offer a deeper insight into the community. The Historical Society also maintains several house museums open

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1. Madison at Christmas reminds visitors of a simpler time. 2. Many historic homes are decorated with natural materials. 3. The Madison Christmas Tour of Homes treats visitors to eclectic styles. 4. Built in 1811, Heritage Home is open year round. 5. Decorated homes and downtown, beckon travelers to Madison. 6. Madison's historic homes are especially welcoming at Christmas.

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year-round Tuesday through Sunday except for major holidays. Heritage Hall, a Greek Revival mansion built in 1811 and used as a private residence until 1977 is decked out for holidays with natural decorations as it would have been between 1830 and 1870. Built in 1810, The Rogers House offers an example of Piedmont Plain architecture prevalent in the rural United States. And a woman born in 1864 to an enslaved family who earned her living washing and ironing, built Rose Cottage in 1891. Both homes are decked out with period Christmas decorations as well. “Everybody likes pretty lights, and Madison is really beautiful at Christmas,” Holbert said. “The whole town’s lit up. We’ve got lots of wonderful restaurants downtown that participate, and all the homes and stores are decorated. It’s almost like a Hallmark Community.” Easily walkable, downtown Madison is lined with shops filled with unique treasures. “We have a lot of really good gift shops and a lot of antique shops,” Holbert said, adding that there are also unique restaurants and coffee shops including a new French bakery. After shopping and noshing, Town Park is a great place to take a breather. And if one day is not enough for your Madison getaway, several B&Bs, Inns, and hotels, are available as well as farm stays and cabins. To purchase tickets for the Christmas tour of homes, visit www.mchistorical.com. For information about the spring tour of homes on April 19th and 20th, 2024, visit www.mmcc-arts.org, or to plan your visit to Madison visit visitmadisonga.com.


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CHANGING VIEWS Premier Blinds & Designs owner wants to change the perception of customer service while giving back and inspiring others.

James Crossway wants to change people’s views. Yes, he owns Premier Blinds and Designs in Peachtree City, but there’s much more to his vision than window treatments. Born to 15-year-old parents, James has experienced many hardships and even abandonment. But raised by his grandmother without a lot of money, James knew early on that he didn’t want his past to dictate his future. “I had a pretty rough go of it as a child and had some pretty strange things happen,” he said. “It created this mentality going forward that I wanted to prove to people that it didn’t matter where you come from and that you can do whatever you would like to do in your life.” Drawing from his experiences, James has created a business mission of changing people’s perception of customer service. He does this with a relational approach, not a transactional approach while meeting the needs of others and giving back to the community. Always a dreamer, James’s entrepreneurial journey began at 18 after he met Jen, who would become his wife. Realizing he couldn’t afford a wife on a waiter’s salary; he found a job passing out flyers for a small blind company. He eventually moved into sales and

management before joining another blind company where he worked until the 2008 economic crash. For the next eight years, he worked for a coffee delivery service before starting his own window treatment company in 2016. Without a physical location, James and Jen met people in their homes. Six years later, they opened their first gallery in Peachtree City, which carries anything that can go in a window or decorate it—blinds, shutters, shades, automation, and soft treatments. “It took us a while to pull the trigger,” James said. “But I’m glad we did.” From the start the business focus was serving others, not treating people as objects. “That’s what’s needed in our society today,” James said. It’s the focus of the entire Premier team. Operations Manager, Michelle Harris has even delivered gift baskets to customers experiencing tragedy. “It allows us to view customers in a different light,” James said. James also believes in giving back to the community. A percentage of Premier’s earnings are donated to organizations including Two Sparrows Village as well as a child battling cancer. “We want to find things that are

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This Giving Campaign is all about personally impacting the lives of people we know with an unexpected check in the mail just to say that someone thought of them this holiday season.”

The annual City Lifestyle Giving Campaign is in its 4th year. Last holiday season we gave away over $300,000 to help 116 individuals and families in need, but we need your help to make it happen again this year. With nominations flooding in from community members and leaders such as judges, police officers, teachers, nurses, social workers, mentors and readers like you, we were able to reach people who might otherwise go unnoticed. Perhaps you know of a single parent struggling to provide for their family, an elderly person who has experienced loss, someone enduring a health issue, a co-worker suffering a sudden, unexpected tragedy or a neighbor with a financial hardship who has fallen between the cracks of getting assistance. Chances are you know someone with a specific need, even if no one else does. “We believe in giving back and serving the communities where we live in a real and tangible way,” says Steven Schowengerdt, CEO and founder of City Lifestyle. “This Giving Campaign is about personally impacting the lives of people we know with an unexpected check in the mail just to say that someone thought of them during this holiday season.” “We believe God has blessed our company with continued success, so we in turn want to be a blessing to others,” Matthew Perry, President of City Lifestyle adds. City Lifestyle has also enacted an internal giving program whereby every employee in the company receives $100 to give away to someone in the community. “The idea is to encourage our employees to keep giving on their own,” Steven says. “Taking care of one another and blessing others is truly rewarding and it perpetuates a cycle of giving. It’s extremely important to me as a person and as a company to foster a culture of generosity.”

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Christmas at The Avenue

T HE AVEN UE PEACHTR EE CITY, 239 C I T Y C I R C L E , P TC Enjoy listening to the Atlanta Carolers as they stroll The Avenue this holiday season! Sundays from 1-3pm. Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus on Mondays from 5-7pm! Snap a selfie with your favorite holiday characters! Saturdays from 1-3pm. 12/2: Elsa and Ana; 12/9: Jack Frost and Christmas Tree; 12/16: Grinch and Martha May Whovier; 12/23: Buddy the Elf and Jovi

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FIRST PR ES BYTERIAN CHUR CH P E AC H T R E E C I T Y, 20 6 WI L LOWB E ND R OA D, P TC | 7 :30 P M Begin your holiday season with glorious music! The Chorale along with a full professional orchestra will sing a wide variety of Christmas favorites. Guest Soloist Tiffany Uzoije, plus the Veterans High School Concert Chorale and the Sandy Creek High School Patriot Singers. Don't miss it! Friday, 12/1 @ 7:30 PM - Sunday, 12/3 @ 3:00 PM. Tickets online at southerncrescentchorale.org .

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Hometown Holiday Peachtree City Recreation

DR A KE F I E L D, 1 5 5 WI L LOWB E ND R D, P E AC HT RE E C I T Y | 5 :0 0 P M Join us as we welcome in the holiday season at Drake Field with music, shopping, crafts, food, and so much more! After the tree is lit, it's time to visit with Santa himself! Don't end up on the naughty list and miss out on all the fun! DECEMBER 3 R D

Fayette Humane Society 7th Annual Christmas Tour of Homes

VA R I O US LO CAT I O NS In concert with Harry Norman, REALTORS, the tour will feature five homes in Fayette County. The holiday vision: creating welcoming environments that display the things the homeowners love and value. Proceeds will go directly to fund the FHS spay and neuter program and to pay for medical treatments. For more info and tickets visit: fayettehumane.org/tour-ofhomes. 2:00 TO 6:00 PM

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