Letter From The Editor: FALL IS IN THE AIR…

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One of the best things about living in Georgia is the arrival of fall. As the weather cools down, we still get to enjoy bright, sunny days filled with all the exciting adventures the season brings. Our Fall Fun Guide on page 18 is packed with exciting activities for the whole family, from harvest highlights like pumpkin patches and corn mazes, to fall festivals featuring events you don’t want to miss, and spooky spots perfect for celebrating Halloween.

This year, Suwanee Fest, our annual celebration of community, turns 40! To mark the occasion, the festival is going all out with an ’80s theme, a nod to its inaugural year in 1984. Happening on Sept. 21st and 22nd, be sure to check out the Suwanee Fest Guide on page 27 for all the details you need so you can plan ahead.

One of Fall’s most anticipated events, Suwanee Wine Fest returns to Town Center Park November 2nd.

Fall also signals the start of football season. With the exciting new changes to the Atlanta Falcons’ roster, we’re giving readers a behind-the-scenes look at training camp, insights from key players, and a preview of what’s ahead for the season. Turn to page 48 to check it out. And what goes with football better than tailgating? Our very own party expert, Nat, shares her top tips for hosting the ultimate tailgate on page 88.

With school back in session in early August, we invited our readers to share their favorite back to-school snapshots. Check out these cherished moments on page 78. We know that the return to the classroom can be challenging, so we asked our three amazing summer interns to offer back-to-school tips that have helped them find success. Don’t miss their valuable advice for high school and college students on page 76.

Our community is full of so many vibrant businesses with inspiring stories. On page 10, discover Lake Louise Gilles’ journey to opening The Clean Beauty Shoppe. And if you’re craving Italian cuisine, our restaurant spotlight on Duluth’s long-standing Luciano’s Ristorante Italiano will have your mouth watering. Read the story on page 57.

Also this issue, we’re featuring Gwinnett Ballet Theatre, the only professional ballet company and nonprofit 501(c)(3) in Gwinnett County. They are a home for professional dancers, delivering unforgettable performances at Gas South Arena Theater. To read about their history, story of perseverance and upcoming performances, turn to page 16.

Angela Veugeler, Editor

If you haven’t already, be sure to subscribe to our email list to stay up to date on local happenings and get notified about exciting giveaways. Here’s to making wonderful memories this fall!

Contact Angie at [email protected].

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