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U-Night
17 offers young Christians music, sports and fellowship
This
is going to be a full weekend for fans of Contemporary Christian music,
fellowship and fun. U-Night 17, a four-day music festival and two days
of co-ed sports competitions for scholarship money, will take place
at venues in Peachtree City and Tyrone.
All-day
concert to benfit music education in Coweta
What
better way to benefit music education in Coweta County schools than
to have a benefit concert at the Coweta County Fairgrounds? There will
be 36 bands performing on three stages Saturday from 9 a.m. to midnight.
Main
Street Festival brings a touch of fall to downtown Fayetteville
Downtown
Fayetteville will be alive this weekend with the sights, sounds and
smells of the 10th annual Fayettevile Rotary Main Street Arts and Crafts
Festival.
Memory
Walk around 'The Fred' to raise money for Alzheimer's research and awareness
Over
four million people in the United States have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's
disease and there is currently no cure. This Saturday, thousands of
people across the state will participate in the Alzheimer's Memory Walk.
Money raised during the walk funds research, education and support for
caregivers. Alzheimer's disease brings on memory loss, disorientation,
lack of cognitive ability and then death.
Theatre
season at CCSU opens with Bradbury musical
Clayton College
and State University opens Clayton State Theater's 31st season this
week by showcasing the professional premiere of "The Day It Rained
Forever," a musical by Ray Bradbury and William Whitefield.
Harvest
Festival at Callaway Gardens puts visitors into spirit of fall
Decorated with the
beauty of fall, Callaway will celebrate the season with the second annual
Harvest Festival within Mr. Cason's Vegetable Garden. The festival,
which runs the first three weekends of October, will offer guests activities
reminiscent of an old-fashioned Fall festival.
My
opinion on old movies, in black and white
Admit it, there
was a time in your life when you looked at old family pictures, or watched
an episode of "The Three Stooges" or "The Little Rascals"
and thought that in "the olden days," life was in black and
white. I remember thinking that and wondering what the transition from
black and white to color must have been like. What a wonderful and amazing
time it must have been.
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