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Purchase With A Purpose
Philanthropic efforts are at the heart of Ansley Real Estate. Article by Susan Walworth | Photography by Provided From supporting hospitals to humane societies, the heart of Ansley Real Estate is giving back to the communities they serve. Fayette County is the latest beneficiary of the Georgia-grown company’s philanthropic efforts. Ansley opened a real estate brokerage office in Peachtree City this year, and the local newcomer is already making a positive impact. “Our office is a gold...
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Life + Culture
Generous Pours
Napa Valley vintner pours generosity into Two Sparrows Village. Article by Jennifer Conforti | Photography by Jolie Loren Photography For Malek Amrani, wine has never been just about the glass. It’s about people—the conversations it sparks, the stories it carries, and the connections it creates. As co-founder of The Vice Wine, Malek has earned a reputation for crafting small-lot Napa Valley vintages that balance individuality with approachability. “We are a Napa Valley winery with a mission to...
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Health + Wellness
From First Cry to Goodbye
Dr. Cook leaves a legacy of care that personifies his remarkable journey in women’s health. Article by Pam Reid | Photography by Provided For nearly four decades, Dr. William Tecumseh Cook has been a trusted name in women’s health in Fayette County and beyond. A board-certified OB/GYN at The Women’s Specialists of Fayette, Dr. Cook has dedicated his life to helping families bring new life into the world, having delivered more than 5,000 babies over the course of his career. Dr. Cook’s story...
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Food + Beverage
The Tasters Tournament
Five of Fayette County's best mixologists shook and stirred their best for our inaugural tournament. Article and Photography by Chelsie Nichole Last May, when I was already over the summer and longing for cooler days, I had this idea to highlight the mixology talent in our little hamlet. Thankfully, I have some friends who are willing to day drink with me, for a good cause, of course. Thankfully, the morning was a crisp sixty degrees, which got us all in the autumnal spirit. The rules: create...
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Food + Beverage
Oh My Gourd!
Roasted butternut squash + pancetta and sage + penne = perfect fall pasta. Article by Pauli Reep Fall Penne with Roasted Butternut Squash Servings: 4 2 1/4 lbs. butternut squash, peeled, seeded, and cut into 1/2-inch pieces (about 3 cups) 1/4 cup olive oil, divided kosher salt 1 pound penne pasta 3 ounces pancetta, sliced 1/4-inch thick and cut into small dice 2 shallots, thinly sliced crosswise 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes 10 fresh sage leaves, coarsely chopped ...
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Life + Culture
Be A Hometown Tourist
Explore your hometown like a traveler—with three experiences you won’t want to miss Article by Sydney Kate Lewis | Photography by Provided Often, people believe tourism applies strictly to visitors. But after living in one place for a while, it might be time to become a tourist in your own hometown. From history to arts to local stars, Fayette County is filled with overlooked wonders. Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Airbase Most locals know Falcon Field at the Atlanta Regional Airport in...
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Health + Wellness
The Undeniable Power of Pumpkin
Nature's autumn-time gift for body, mind, and skin is here to enjoy all season long. Article and Photography by Pam Reid There is something undeniably special about pumpkin. Beyond its cheerful orange glow and cozy associations with pies and lattes, the pumpkin is an ancient, nutrient-dense powerhouse that has been used across cultures for centuries. In fact, long before it became Instagram-worthy autumn décor, the pumpkin was a dietary staple for Indigenous Peoples of North America, valued...
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Health + Wellness
Time Matters
When it comes to breast cancer, early detection is vital. Ladies, get your mammogram! Article and Photography by Provided According to the American Cancer Society, approximately 13% of women in the United States will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. Early detection is the key to treating and surviving breast cancer. If detected early enough, some tumors do not require chemotherapy or radiation treatment. There are several ways to detect breast cancer. In addition to...
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Style + Beauty
Something Old Made New
Create meaningful DIY bridal bouquet using heirloom, thrifted, and purchased brooches. Article by Pauli Reep | Photography by Jacquie Rives When I made my daughter’s bridal brooch bouquet, I wanted it to be more than just pretty—I wanted it to tell a story. I used sentimental brooches gifted by family and friends, mixed in with some fun thrifted finds, and added a few I purchased just because they felt right. It ended up being a colorful, sparkly mix of memories and love that she’ll treasure...
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Home + Design
Encased in Beauty
A tender glimpse into Tana Heaton’s enchanting home; where art, nature, and soul meet to create a sanctuary of warmth, wonder, and intentional living. Article by Pam Reid | Photography by South Atlanta Photography Traveling down the winding drive at 114 Lees Lake Road in Fayetteville feels like stepping through a wardrobe into real‑life Narnia. Towering trees part to reveal an estate perched on eight acres of verdant land. A grand copper roof catches the sunlight, while matching fascia and...
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