A History of North Georgia Power

By 1900 Atlanta and Rome, Georgia had electric power. Other towns, like Gainesville and Lawrenceville were working on plants, but power in the rural mountain areas was still 50 years away. More Features

North Georgia's Covered Bridges

From historic to modern, North Georgia's Covered Bridges are a romantic window to the past. Larry Worthy discovers why bridges were covered, then visits the 12 remaining ones before telling us about a new one. More Attractions

Dillard House

Any time we head for Rabun County, we are probably going to make our way over to the Dillard House in Rabun Gap. Their story begins more than 200 years ago... More Food

Tour de Georgia 2006

We always enjoy getting into the Georgia Mountains to watch a day of competitive bicycle racing. This year the tour will include different routes and a different major sponsor-Ford. More Events, More Spring Events

Callaway Gardens

Think of Spring and Azaleas at the same time and only one place can be on your mind - Callaway Gardens. We sent photographer Pam Golden on a journey to find Callaway's most scenic springtime views. More Photography

Charlie Elliot Wildlife Trails

Join the authors of the book 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles of Atlanta, Pam and Randy Golden as they search for wildlife on the trails at Charlie Elliot. More Georgia Trails