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A Time to Mourn

Editor-in-chief Larry Worthy takes a look at the unusual weather of 1936 and the tornado that destroyed Gainesville, Georgia. Once you've read the story, be sure to take our tornado quiz More features

We continue our in depth look at Cherokee History with part 4 of our series, covering the Cherokee Nation from 1820 through 1828. About North Georgia editors More history...

Peachtree Creek

For almost a year Yankees had been pushing their way into Georgia. Now for the first time they were approaching Atlanta. By Samuel Taylor More history...

Brown's Ferry

On October 27, 1863, a group of 1,400 Union soldiers made a daring amphibious landing, taking high ground near the Tennessee River, in the first of a series of actions to open The Cracker Line. By Randy Golden More history...

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More than a hundred years ago Maurice Thompson wrote what remains a deeply moving poem as a tribute to the men who fought on this northwest Georgia battlefield. More poetry...

Hard to get away to the north Georgia mountains during the winter? Don't worry. There is a great place to take a hike or just walk the dogs right in the heart of Northpoint Mall.

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