- McIntosh
brings tale of Robin Hood to the stage
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The tale of Robin
Hood is very well known. He and his band of Merry Men patrolled Sherwood
Forest, robbing from the rich and giving to the poor.
- Opera
by Fayette County resident to be performed this weekend
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The name Sissieretta
Joyner Jones may not be familiar to most people, but she was a talented
opera singer who performed in front of President Benjamin Harrison,
toured Europe and was hailed by George Bernard Shaw, writing in a
review about her "wonderful instrument with its grand range,
its birdlike agility and charm of execution."
- Thirteen
scary movies for 13 days
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If you look on
your calendar, there are 13 days before Halloween and nothing gets
you in the mood for the holiday better than watching some scary movies.
Brenda
Starr Laments
By SALLIE SATTERTHWAITE
sallies@juno.com
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Oh,
Beth, I hardly knew ye!
- Callaway
Gardens readies new scene for Fantasy Light Show
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Callaway
Gardens' Fantasy In Lights will introduce a new scene Enchanted Rainbow
Forest as it prepares to open in November.
- PTC
Paddlers take annual fall trip this weekend
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The
annual fall mountain weekend for the Peachtree City Paddlers is set
for Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 21 and 22 at the cabin of Jimmy and
Margo Booth near Blue Ridge, Ga.
- Professional,
apprentice cast auditions set
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Offshoot Productions
is gearing up for a busy season, with two sets of auditions slated
for October and November.
- Tag
sale at PTC thrift shop on Saturday
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The
Clothes Less Traveled Thrift Shop on Huddleston Road in Peachtree
City will have its first preseason tag sale on fall and winter clothing
for the whole family Saturday, Oct. 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the
store's parking lot.
- Deck
the halls with spooky costumes
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Okay,
take a seat. This news is going to shock you. There are only 67 days
until Christmas.
- A
fantastic voiyage to the center of my mind
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Many
people have asked me what it is like inside my head.
- Griffin
hosts Book and Art fair this Saturday
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The
first Georgia Book and Arts Festival is just around the corner on
Saturday, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m at the Baileuy Tebault Historical
House in Griffin. The day long gala celebration, aimed towards connecting
families with authors and artists in an informal setting will feature
more than 35 authors signing their books.
- Hamilton
to host Indian Pow-Wow
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The
town of Hamilton, Ga. will honor the Ossahatchee tribe this weekend
with the annual Indian Festival and Pow-Wow.
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