Memorial Day Weekend In LaGrange, Georgia
Spend a long weekend in LaGrange, Georgia and enjoy an abundance of activities like camping, hiking, exploring and dining at local...
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Hills & Dales Estate Bloom Calendar
If you are looking for beautiful blooms and elegant greenery, Hills & Dales Estate is the place to go all year round. Come take pictures with the flowers or simply take in the sights and fragrant...
Continue ReadingCheck These Must-See Items Off Your LaGrange Georgia Bucket List
LaGrange is a special town full of fresh experiences and offerings. With so much to do, planning a trip can be daunting! We’ve created a bucket list of must-see places to help you get...
Continue ReadingRinging in the Holidays, LaGrange Style
LaGrange loves the holidays and it shows! It’s not surprising that LaGrange was recognized as “one of eight small Georgia towns that do Christmas right.” Here are just some of the ways this...
Continue ReadingAntiques and Vintage Treasures in LaGrange Georgia
LaGrange is an antique-shoppers paradise! You’ll find any antique or vintage treasure you seek within the area’s specialty shops and larger...
Continue ReadingInaugural Music Festival Hits LaGrange: Rockweave Music & Arts Festival
The much-anticipated Rockweave Music & Arts Festival is coming to LaGrange, Georgia on October 4 and 5,...
Continue ReadingHikers Guide To Troup County
Georgia is known for beautiful hiking trails and the LaGrange area has plenty of them. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a novice seeking an easy hike, we have the trail for you!...
Continue ReadingLaGrange’s Southbend Park: A Skaters Paradise
No matter your skill level or preferred number of wheels, Southbend Park offers an oasis for Skaters of every...
Continue ReadingYour Ultimate Guide to the Local Outdoor Dining Scene
If “outdoorsy” to you means drinking on the patio, we have a selection of the area’s best for you to try. Yes, alfresco season is here and Troup County has outdoor dining options to suit every...
Continue ReadingStand in the Spot – Hogansville
Hogansville was named for William Hogan, who owned some of Hogansville’s original land grants in the 1830s. This small town has a long history and its interesting story continues to grow, including...
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