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SWEET EMBRACE Like family, LaGrange, Georgia, welcomes you with open arms.

American Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de Lafayette.

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The beautiful gardens at Hills & Dales Estate.

The vibrant and tasty Charlie Joseph's Downtown.

There’s something about LaGrange, Georgia, that wraps around you like a warm hug from your favorite aunt—the one who always smells like vanilla and somehow knows when you need a slice of pie and a little perspective. Just an hour from Fayette County, LaGrange is the kind of town that charms you with heart. Real, southern heart. Downtown LaGrange isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling. Historic storefronts, locally owned shops, and sidewalks that beg to be strolled in a leisurely meander with an iced coffee in hand. You’ll find boutique treasures you didn’t know you needed, like hand-poured candles that smell like southern gardens and art from local creators who know how to capture Georgia light just right. The beautiful Lafayette Square Park is the jewel in the center of town. Hungry? Good. Because LaGrange has it all. The Historic Hillside District with quaint shops and craft breweries - stop at Beacon Brewing for a cold one, or venture across the street for wine and dining at the new Nutwood Winery Restaurant & Wine Bar. Savor true southern lunch fair at Taste of Lemon (don’t pass up the pineapple casserole!) CONTINUED >

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The Thread.

or step into yesteryear and belly up to the counter at the infamous Charlie Joseph’s for a snappy dog and bag o’ chips. And after checking out The Marketplace at Lafayette Square – two floors chock-full of kitchy, eclectic, and unfindable finds – go down the street to Cafe Brûlée for a creamy brown sugar, oatmilk latte perk-up and one of their delectable sweet treats! But LaGrange isn’t all charm and carbs. It’s also home to cultural richness that surprises in the best way. The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra? Legitimately impressive. The art museum? Small, but mighty. And check out the big names that play at The Sweetland Amphitheatre. Lyle Lovett? Big & Rich? Stone Temple Pilots? Yep. Just some of the upcoming concerts at Sweetland this year. And should you find yourself wandering around, you’ll most likely happen upon The Thread – a 12-foot wide, non-motorized path that winds its way through parks and neighborhoods, built to increase the health and wellness of the community. Hills & Dales Estate feels like something out of a southern fairytale. Built in 1916 by the Callaway family, the stately home sits like a crown jewel and seems to flow right into the gardens, as if it simply grew there alongside the camellias and boxwoods. Those gardens, by the way, have been

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A great night for a concert at The 2,500 seat Sweetland Amphitheatre at Boyd Park.

Hills & Dales Estate boasts beauty and grandeur.

The back porch at Beacon Brewing in Historic Hillside.

blooming on the terraces of this hilltop for over 175 years and are among the best-preserved 19th-century gardens in the country. The house itself, all 13,000 square feet of classic charm, has spent the last century keeping quiet watch over the flowers, fountains, and winding paths, like a gracious host who never left the party. Now, let’s talk people—because this is where LaGrange shines. Folks here look you in the eye. They ask how your day’s going and actually wait for an answer. It’s not just Southern hospitality, it’s genuine connection. Whether you’re a longtime local or someone who just rolled into town with a GPS and a sweet tooth, you’re welcome here. LaGrange embraces you for who you are. It’s a town that says, “Bring your story, your quirks, your dreams, we’ve got room.” It’s where tradition and progress hold hands. Where history is honored, but there’s also a boldness in the air. New businesses are popping up, community projects are thriving, and there’s a buzz that says, “The best is yet to come.” In a world that often feels like it’s spinning too fast, LaGrange invites you to slow down, take a breath, and stay a while. You’ll be glad you did. Visit www.visitlagrange.com for more information and to plan your trip.

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The beautiful and famous Starr's Mill. Photo by jondavatzphoto.

HISTORIC LANDMARKS IN FAYETTE COUNTY PASS THE TEST OF TIME.

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The former Margaret Mitchell Library and current Fayette County Historical Society.

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Fayette County Courthouse

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Fayette County, Georgia, is full of historical gems, where past meets present in the most charming ways. This isn’t your average stroll down memory lane. This is a celebration of how iconic buildings and sites have been thoughtfully repurposed, given new life, and continue to serve the Fayette County community in delightful and sometimes surprising ways. Let’s explore some of Fayette’s most captivating historic landmarks that have stood the test of time and found new purpose. Fayette County Courthouse (1825) Downtown Fayetteville Welcome to the oldest surviving courthouse in the state of Georgia! Built in 1825, the Fayette County Courthouse has seen more than its share of town gossip, legal battles, and cultural change. A striking clock tower was added in 1888, making it an architectural centerpiece. It’s been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1980. Today, the courthouse stands proudly repurposed as a welcome center and home to local offices - a perfect example of civic pride and preservation. It’s interesting to note that on Easter Sunday in 1982, arsonists set fire to the courthouse. The historic weathervane fell victim to the flames, along with many of the building’s other architectural details. Restoration efforts, led by the Fayette County Historical Society, commenced almost immediately, and while it took more than 18 hours to recreate, Ronnie Hammond, a sheet metal fabricator, constructed the new weathervane. Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House (1855) 140 West Lanier Avenue, Fayetteville This stunning Greek Revival home comes with a celebrity twist. Built by Dr. John Stiles Holliday, the uncle of the legendary “Doc” Holliday, this house now serves as a museum and Revival Wine Bar. Visitors get a glimpse into antebellum life and the local Holliday family legacy. But its repurpose as a cultural gem means it now tells a broader story of Fayetteville,

southern society, and a certain gunslinging dentist who once called Fayetteville home. Tandy King House (1824) Woolsey Blink and you might miss it, but the Tandy King House is believed to be the oldest house in Fayette County. Built by War of 1812 veteran and judge Tandy King, the plain-style wooden home whispers of early 19th-century rural Georgia life. Adjacent to the house is the King Family Cemetery, which adds historical weight. Though not open to the public regularly, its preservation stands as a quiet monument to early settlers - proof that simple structures can tell profound stories. Starr’s Mill (circa 1900) Starr’s Mill Park on Whitewater Creek Movie buffs, rejoice! This picturesque red millhouse made a cameo in the Reese Witherspoon classic, Sweet Home Alabama. But even before Hollywood found it, Starr’s Mill was a star on its own. Built around 1900, it served as a gristmill and power source for the local community. Today, the mill is no longer grinding grain but has found new fame as one of Georgia’s most photographed historic sites. Wedding backdrops, Instagram influencers, and artists have all claimed a piece of its magic. Margaret Mitchell Library (1948) Fayetteville Gone with the Wind fans will appreciate the tribute to author Margaret Mitchell in this quaint 1948 library building. Though Mitchell herself had no direct ties to Fayette County, the library named in her honor now serves as the headquarters for the Fayette County Historical Society. Inside, you’ll find Civil War records, genealogical archives, and enough historical nuggets to make any researcher swoon. Repurposed as both an educational hub and a historical vault, this library is a haven for preserving Southern heritage. CONTINUED >

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Fayette Depot (1902) Fayetteville Choo! Choo! This depot was originally part of the Atlanta and Fort Valley Railroad line, which was later acquired by the Southern Railway Company. The depot played a significant role in the community, serving both freight and passenger needs, and was a central hub for social gatherings, especially during the summer months when residents would meet the evening mail train. After the decline of railroad service and the removal of tracks in 1939, the building underwent several transformations, including uses as a furniture store, storage facility, propane gas business, and restaurant. In 1985, the City of Fayetteville purchased and relocated the

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depot to its current location at 250 Lanier Avenue East. Today, the Fayette Depot has been repurposed as an event venue, preserving its historical charm while serving contemporary community needs. Fayette County’s landmarks aren’t just relics, they’re repurposed icons that continue to inspire, educate, and entertain. Whether it’s a courthouse turned welcome center, a mill turned movie star, or train depots that whistle from the past, each site proves that history doesn’t have to stay frozen in time. It can grow, evolve, and stay relevant just like the county itself. So next time you see an old building, pause. There’s a story to tell, and there might be a second act worth exploring. In Fayette County, that second act is often better than the first.

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Peachtree City Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks Village on the Green - South Peachtree Parkway | 9:00 AM Join the City of Peachtree City as we celebrate the birth of our nation, beginning with the July 4th Parade and closing out with fireworks over Lake Peachtree. Parade begins at 9:00 am at the Village on the Green and its route travels Northbound on Peachtree Parkway before ending at the McIntosh Trail Complex. Fireworks are at dark. JU LY 1 1 T H

Night Under the Stars Lake Horton Park, 1275 Antioch Rd, Fayetteville | 9:00 PM Bring your favorite blanket or chair and come out to Lake Horton with us as we join the Flint River Astronomy Club to stargaze! Check out their website, flintriverastronomy.org, to learn more about their work. Reserve your family’s spot on Freshtix! Friday evening with a rain date on Saturday, July 27. Visit fayettecountyga.gov for more information. JU LY 1 5T H

Two Sparrows Village Bourbon & Bites! ENZO Steakhouse and Bar, 300 Trilith Parkway, Fayetteville | 6:00 PM Experience culinary excellence for a cause! Join us for an elegant evening at ENZO, where we'll delight your palate with a 5-course gourmet meal, expertly paired with 5 exquisite bourbons. All proceeds support Two Sparrows Village, building inclusive communities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Go to enzo-itl.com/experience to make your pre-paid reservation today! JU LY 1 7 T H

PTC Culinary Tour Peachtree City Convention & Visitors Bureau, 191 McIntosh Trail | 3:30 PM Beginning at the PTC Visitors Center with samples from Alo Farms and Brewer's Fire, you'll hop on a golf cart and visit several local establishments! This is a 21+ ONLY event which includes golf cart transportation driven by a volunteer, alcohol samples, entree samples, and dessert. Meet the owners/chefs and learn about their eateries. Visit www.freshtix.com/events/ptcculinarytour for tickets and information. JU LY 1 9 T H

3rd Saturday Soiree: Star Spangled Social & Art Walk Downtown Fayetteville | 4:00 PM Join Main Street Fayetteville and your favorite downtown businesses at 3rd Saturday Soiree, a monthly event! All over Downtown Fayetteville, businesses will offer food and drink specials, shopping specials, happy hour events, and other event-themed activities. All participating businesses will be marked with either a “3rd Saturday” flag, poster, or sidewalk sandwich board sign. Visit downtownfayetteville.org for more information. CONTINUED >

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REEL Friday Movie Nights - Lilo & Stitch 2 Town at Trilith - 590 Heatherden Ave, Fayetteville | 7:00 PM A Town at Trilith favorite, REEL Friday Movie Nights, returns with a lineup of family-friendly films, shown under the stars on a 25-foot screen. Attendees are invited to bring chairs or blankets and enjoy an evening outdoors with friends and family. Free and open to the public. Complimentary Parking in the retail lot along Trilith Parkway. JULY 25TH

Dinner and a Movie on the Lawn 200 Courthouse Sq, Fayetteville | 7:00 PM Join Main Street Fayetteville for dinner, drinks, and a movie under the stars! This month's feature is Top Gun: Maverick. Whether it's date night or ladies' night out, join us on the Lawn for our summer movie series. Grab dinner downtown, snag a beverage from a Sip & Stroll spot, and enjoy the show! All movies start at sunset.

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Strawberry Pretzel Salad 3. Transfer the mixture into a 9x13-inch baking pan. Use the bottom of a flat measuring cup or your fingers to press the crumbs into an even layer. Bake until fragrant, for about 8 minutes. Let cool completely.

Serves: 12 Crust: • 2 cups, coarsely chopped pretzels • 3/4 cup of butter, melted • 3 Tablespoons sugar Cream cheese layer: • 8 oz. cream cheese, room temperature • 1/2 cup of sugar • 8 oz. Cool Whip®, thawed Strawberry topping layer: • 2- 3 oz. packages of strawberry gelatin (Jello®) • 2 cups of boiling water • 2 - 10 oz. packages of frozen strawberries, thawed Make the crust: 1. Heat the oven to 400ºF. 2. Process pretzels and 3 tablespoons granulated sugar together in a food processor until the pretzels are the texture of coarse sand, about 15 seconds (it’s OK if there are some larger pieces). Add 1 & 1/2 sticks of melted unsalted butter and pulse to combine.

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