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Visit West Georgia, Fall 2016

To advertise in Visit West Georgia,

call Melissa Wilson at 470-729-3237.

Visit West Georgia is published three times a

year by the Newspapers of West Georgia.

Submissions, photography and ideas

may be submitted to Ken Denney

c/o The Times-Georgian, 901 Hays Mill Rd.,

Carrollton, GA 30117.

Submissions will not be returned unless

requested and accompanied with a

self-addressed, stamped envelope.

West Georgia Living reserves the right to

edit any submission.

Copyright 2016 by the Times-Georgian

Publisher

Marvin Enderle

publisher@times-georgian.com

Editor

Ken Denney

ken@times-georgian.com

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Melissa Wilson

melissa@times-georgian.com

Photographer

Ricky Stilley

rstilley@times-georgian.com

Design

Richard Swihart

rswihart@messenger-inquirer.com

Volume 1 . Issue 1

Fall 2016

Welcome to west Georgia!

Maybe you’ve passed through west

Georgia before. Perhaps you’ve already

heard the names of our towns. But have

you ever wondered what was here?

This is the first issue of a new magazine

that’s devoted to helping people explore

and discover everything that west Geor-

gia has to offer.

West Georgia is part of the metro

Atlanta area, but thankfully apart from

the dense traffic and heavy crowds.

The counties of Carroll, Douglas and

Haralson are a welcome refuge from

the hectic pace of modern life, yet are

just cosmopolitan enough for even the

most sophisticated palate.

Pardon us for boasting, but we think

west Georgia is one of the mot beautiful

parts of the state. And once you get off

the Interstate and start exploring, we

are pretty sure that you will agree.

That’s what this first issue of Visit West

Georgia is all about. Whatever brings

you to our community, we encourage

you to get out and explore.

We begin by offering you a driving

tour through the historic sites that are

spread across the region. Long before

there was a United States, this area

was on the border of the Creek and

Cherokee nations. After the Civil War

it became an important textile and rail

center. More recently it has become a

modern-day boom town of industry,

commerce and technology.

Our tour takes you to all the historic

sites across our three counties, with

side trips to other destinations. And we

point out all the great places to eat and

shop which set our region apart.

We’re sure that once you’ve seen what’s

here, you’ll want to return often.

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