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Dear Margar-etiquette,

My family is gathering for a long Thanksgiving weekend, and we’re bringing together people from all walks of life with different ages, backgrounds, beliefs, and opinions. I love them all, but I know how quickly tensions can rise. What’s the best strategy for keeping the peace and protecting the joy of the holiday?

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Designing a memorable holiday tablescape doesn’t have to be hard or expensive – it can be a fun treasure hunt! You already have the pieces around your house and out in your garden you can use to create something you and your guests will enjoy. Here are a few designer tips to help you get started…

  • Choose an inspiration piece with the “...

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The Southside Sidekicks, an improvisation troupe at Southside Theater Guild in Fairburn, has spent the last few weeks in some of the most challenging rehearsals since the group formed. They are practicing how to create a roughly 90-minute Christmas-themed play from audience suggestions in a Mad-Lib style letter to Santa. Sometimes the laughs are jolly, but other times the cas...

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On Plaid Friday (the day after Thanksgiving, November 28th), shop in Downtown Newnan and simplify your Day-After-Thanksgiving experience! The name “Plaid Friday” celebrates the idea of LOCAL! The plaid pattern represents weaving the individual threads of small businesses together to create a strong fabric that celebrates the diversity and creativity of independent businesses....

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During Thursday’s Fayette County Board of Commissioners meeting, residents pressed the board to approve a historical marker recognizing victims of racial terror lynching in Fayette County — a topic that drew the most public engagement and discussion of the afternoon.

Three residents spoke in support of the marker, highlighting its importance for historical accuracy,...

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