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The best real estate agents and brokers have an edge on all the rest: We listen and understand what really motivates our clients to buy homes where they do. Take retirees, for example. There are a variety of reasons they
Paddle or not, it’s easy to find yourself up a creek in Dahlonega. Or a river. Or lake. Canoeists and kayakers of all experience levels can enjoy paddling around Dahlonega, whose waters provide recreational pleasures ranging from relaxing flat water
There’s something about a community theatre that just makes a small town. And Dahlonega’s historic Holly Theatre doesn’t disappoint. Just a stroll down the sidewalk from the vibrant Public Square, this post World War II-era gem has woven its way
Hmmm. Will it be the traditional, sweet and fruity Walasiyi White? Or maybe the burly, robust Fat Boy Red? Wonder which pairs best with juicy smoked barbecue? Or with jazz, bluegrass and Americana music? Thousands of wine enthusiasts will find
Dahlonega, GA is a unique town located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Lumpkin County enjoys the best the Southern Appalachians offers – clear rivers and streams and scenic mountain peaks and valleys. The U.S. Forest Service maintains several
It all started in 1996, when merchants on Dahlonega’s historic Public Square spotted a baby bear in a sycamore tree on the town square. The young bear cub, lost and alone, wouldn’t come down from his perch. While traumatic for
Lumpkin County was created in 1832 from parts of Cherokee, Habersham, and Hall counties from Cherokee Indian lands. Discovery of gold led to removal of the Native Americans from North Georgia on the tragic “Trail of Tears”. Lumpkin County was named